The little Alsatian Camargue

Discover the Petite Camargue Alsacienne: A Natural Paradise Just a Stone's Throw from La Villa Estérel

If you dream of diving into the heart of the unspoiled nature of Alsace, La Villa Estérel is the ideal place to recharge your batteries. Just a few steps from our guest house, lies a jewel of biodiversity: the Petite Camargue Alsacienne. This natural site is home to exceptional fauna and flora, where the observation of migratory birds and rare species turns into an unforgettable adventure. Let us guide you in this fascinating discovery and, who knows, make you want to extend your stay in this enchanting setting.

Villa Estérel: A Natural Interlude in the Heart of Alsace

Villa Estérel is much more than a place to stay; it is a unique alliance between nature and comfort. Our two spacious guest rooms are decorated with natural materials such as driftwood, stone and metal, creating a soothing and warm atmosphere. The Mimosa roomoffers a breathtaking view of the Huningue Canal and the first landscapes of the Petite Camargue Alsacienne – a natural spectacle that greets you as soon as you wake up.

Whether you are looking for tranquility or adventure, La Villa Estérel is the perfect place to reconnect with nature, while enjoying all the modern comforts. After a day of exploring the natural wonders of the region, you can relax in a serene and refined setting.

The Little Alsatian Camargue: A Unique Ecosystem of Its Kind

Just a few steps from Villa Estérel, the Petite Camargue Alsacienne is a paradise of biodiversity, renowned for its mosaic of marshes, meadows and forests. This protected site is a must for lovers of fauna and flora, offering a precious habitat to many species.

What makes this place unique is the bird migration: in every season, hundreds of species, sometimes rare, find refuge here. Birdwatchers will appreciate the presence of flamingos, storks, and common cranes. Highland cows, introduced to preserve the balance of this ecosystem, also add a picturesque charm, as do the horses that roam freely there.

The Petite Camargue Alsacienne is also the territory of deer, wild boars, fish, amphibians, and many other wild animals. These unforgettable encounters with the local fauna make each visit an intense experience, always respecting the environment.

Observatories for Discreet Observation of Wildlife

For optimal wildlife observation, several discreet observatories are set up nearby. These structures allow you to approach the wildlife without disturbing its balance, offering an ideal place to observe birds and animals in their natural habitat.

The surrounding hiking trails also invite you to explore the richness of the landscapes, from marshes to forests, immersing visitors in a breathtaking setting.

Why Extend Your Stay at La Villa Estérel?

The exceptional natural setting of the Petite Camargue Alsacienne calls for contemplation, but also for adventure. By staying at La Villa Estérel, you will live to the rhythm of nature while enjoying the comfort of our guest rooms. Whether you opt for a getaway of a few days or decide to extend your stay, each day is a unique opportunity to reconnect with a peaceful and preserved environment.

Take the time to explore, soak up the setting, and participate in the many activities offered around the Villa. Extend your stay to appreciate the changing seasons, observe bird migrations, or discover new animal species.

An Unforgettable Stay in the Heart of Nature

At La Villa Estérel, we believe that the beauty of nature should be shared. That is why we do everything we can to ensure that your stay is a true immersion in nature, combining relaxation and discovery. If you want to ""recharge your batteries"", reconnect with the elements and have an authentic experience in Alsace, don't delay: book now and let yourself be charmed by this corner of paradise.

Tips for Organizing Your Stay:

- Best time for bird watching: late August to November to observe migratory species.

- Explore on foot or by bike: discover the trails around the Petite Camargue.

- Guided tours: to learn more about the local flora and fauna, guides organize thematic tours.