| | Facilities within the Property |
Restaurant: The chef is a native of Saintes Maries de la Mer and he will be pleased to make you discover the typical dishes of the area such as cassoulet, fish soup, roasted salmon garnished with basil and traditional Provençal herbs and spices. Enjoy creative cuisine in the stylish and relaxed restaurant or unwind over a drink in the lively bar while friendly, professional service ensures that you have a comfortable stay. |
 Riding Centre: The Camargue horse is one of the oldest breeds in the world. In a stunning environment, in the middle of Camargue Natural Park, our experienced staff offers short and long rides for beginners and advanced riders. You will have the possibility of seeing an exceptional flora and fauna among sandy dunes and hidden paths and of enjoying an unforgettable experience. Camargue horses are quiet and suit beginners as well as advanced riders for any types of activities. Long rides include a picnic or a barbecue in a beautiful unspoilt setting. |
 Sport facilities: You will also find a tennis court, a swimming-pool for adults and children and bicycle rental. We can also arrange other activities, such as 4 wheel-drive tours with a bull and horse breeder, boating, carriage tours... just ask!
Shows: There is a private arena for traditional horses and bulls entertainment. There is no violence in our shows, everything is made with the maximum respect of the animals. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Bar | Bicycle Rentals | | Children's Pool | Concierge Service | | Guided Tours | Horseback Riding | | Horseback Riding Lessons | Internet Connection | | Meeting Room | Newspaper | | Parking | Restaurant | | Spa | Swimming Pool | | Tennis Court | Tennis Rackets | | Wi-Fi | | | |
 The Auberge Cavalière has beautiful scenery in the middle of Camargue. The surroundings are simply breathtaking: all around the property you have dunes, protected white beaches and the natural reserve of Camargue. Saintes Marie de la Mer is the capital of Camargue with friendly inhabitants, free horses and a magical atmosphere blended with Spanish folklore. |
 The village is renowned to be home of many gypsies who every year come here on May for the traditional pilgrimage. According to a Provençal tradition, the 'three Maries' were expelled from Jerusalem and were placed on a boat. Sara, the Maries' black servant, was kept on land, but Mary Salomé threw her coat onto the waters and the coat became a raft, allowing Sara to board on. The boat landed near Les Saintes Maries de la Mer and the three Maries remained there. Nowadays the 24th of May the narrow streets of Saintes Maries de la Mer are overflown by gipsies singing hymns and by people leading the statues of the three Maries and the servant Sara into the sea. |
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