Coming to the Land of Argence

I’m coming by bike

The ViaRhôna and the Mediterranean by bike routes pass through our region.

If you’re traveling on the ViaRhôna:

• Coming from Avignon:
  After one last glimpse of the City of Popes, ViaRhôna enters the Gard region. The route then winds between vineyards and orchards before joining the greenway at the Pont du Gard, which will gently lead you to Beaucaire, a city of art and history at the crossroads of Provence and the Camargue.
• Coming from Arles:
  This route connects cities steeped in history: Roman Arles with its extraordinary heritage and Beaucaire, a city of art and history with its charming river port. ViaRhôna crosses a plain along a provisional shared road. Construction is planned for 2023, and a new greenway will soon be available.
• Coming from Saint-Gilles:
  On small roads, the route enters the edges of the Camargue plain, surrounded by fields and irrigation canals.
  Upon reaching the port of Bellegarde, you’ll take a new greenway linking the ports of Bellegarde and Beaucaire. This path runs along the Rhône-to-Sète Canal for 12 kilometers.

If you’re traveling on the Mediterranean by bike:

• Coming from Saint-Gilles:
  On this section, the Mediterranean by bike route shares the same path as the ViaRhôna.
  You’ll follow small roads and then the new greenway between Bellegarde and Beaucaire.
• Coming from Cavaillon and Saint-Étienne-du-Grès:
  Crossing the Alpilles, stop in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence before heading to Tarascon.
  You’ll take the greenway between Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and Saint-Étienne-du-Grès. The next section is still under development, but a temporary route has been marked up to Tarascon. To reach Beaucaire, you simply need to cross the bridge.

I come by car

• Arriving from the North
  The A7 motorway to Orange then fork on the A9 motorway “La Languedocienne”. Take the exit “Remoulins”
  Take direction Remoulins on the N100 then direction Montfrin/Comps/Beaucaire on the D986 (22 Km)
• Arriving from Southwest
  The A9 motorway by Montpellier then Nîmes. Exit “Beaucaire - Tarascon” in Nîmes. Take D135 then the D999 direction Beaucaire (25 Km).
• Arriving from the South East
  The A7 motorway direction Salon de Provence/Arles/Nîmes. Exit “Beaucaire - Tarascon” in Arles. Take the direction “Beaucaire - Tarascon” on the N570 and then the D970 (20 Km).

I come by bus

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I'm coming by train

• Avignon Central Station (50 m bus station)
• Avignon TGV train station (shuttle every ¼ hours to the post office, located 100 m from the bus station) or arrival Gare d'Orange. Take a shuttle to the Avignon Downtown station and a train or bus to Tarascon sur Rhône F- 13150 (15 to 30 min)
  Then by car take the N7 direction Nîmes. After the Pont de l'Europe, direction Aramon on the D2 until Beaucaire.
• Arrival Nîmes - TGV station take a train or bus towards Tarascon sur Rhône F- 13150 (15 to 30 min)
  By car take the D999 direction Beaucaire
  

I'm coming by plane

Aéroport Avignon Provence: 25 Km
Take the N7 direction Avignon. Go to the end of the peripheral road direction Nîmes. After the Pont de l'Europe, direction Aramon on the D2 until Beaucaire.

Aéroport Nîmes Alès Camargue Cévennes: 25 Km
Take the D42 until Caissargues; the D135 direction Rodilhan then the D999 direction Beaucaire.

Marseille Provence Airport: 80 Km
Take the A7 motorway towards Salon de Provence/Arles/Nîmes. In Arles take the exit “Beaucaire - Tarascon”. Direction “Beaucaire - Tarascon” on the N570 then the D970

Montpellier Mediterranean Airport: 76 Km
Take the A9 motorway towards Nîmes. In Nîmes take the exit “Beaucaire - Tarascon”. Take the D1354 then the D999 direction Beaucaire.