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Cavaliers habitués à la rando nature, nous cherchons une bonne adresse pour une balade d'une demi-journée en Camargue et souhaitons éviter le promène-touristes de base ...
Qui peut nous aider ?
D'avance merci.
Balade d'une demie-journée à cheval en Camargue (France)
by Chausey
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Maïté et Jacques Miroir
Aux Cabanes de Cambon
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J'y vais avec mes chevaux de temps en temps. Il peut t'emmener par les terres jusqu'au bord de mer à l'ouest des Saintes. Une belle ballade dans un lieu réservé au habitants des Saintes, ou tu ne pourras pas accéder seul 🙂. Bonne ballade !
J'y vais avec mes chevaux de temps en temps. Il peut t'emmener par les terres jusqu'au bord de mer à l'ouest des Saintes. Une belle ballade dans un lieu réservé au habitants des Saintes, ou tu ne pourras pas accéder seul 🙂. Bonne ballade !
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