Festival de la Camargue et du Delta du Rhône

The 17th Edition Between Photography and Environmental Commitment

The 17th edition of the Festival de la Camargue et du Delta du Rhône took place from May 28 to June 1, 2025, with Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône as the main venue and events spread across Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Arles, and the Gardian Camargue.

Two major exhibitions marked this edition: "Festins de rois" by photographer and freediver Thomas Roger, and "Le boomerang", a report by Collectif Argos on the impacts of climate change. Screenings, masterclasses, conferences, and radio shows addressed various themes: floating offshore wind power in the Mediterranean, the return of the otter in Camargue, and the transformations of deltas worldwide. The Village de l'Oiseau, in the gardens of the Tour in Port-Saint-Louis, hosted exhibitions, activities, and information stands focused on biodiversity.

2025 Program

• May 28 — June 1: 5 days of festival in the Camargue territory
• Exhibition: "Festins de rois" by Thomas Roger (photography / freediving)
• Exhibition: "Le boomerang" by Collectif Argos (climate change)
• 100+ nature outings on foot, horseback, by canoe, by bike, by boat
• Screenings of documentary films, masterclasses, conferences
• Village de l'Oiseau in Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône

• "Festins de rois" exhibition by Thomas Roger
• "Le boomerang" report by Collectif Argos on climate change
• Themes: floating offshore wind power, return of the otter, world deltas
• Village de l'Oiseau in Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône