Quai d'Honneur, Quai San Marco and Quai St Louis are close to the historical centre of Aigues-Mortes and in the heart of the new lakeside town of Port du Roy. Marina houses of all sizes, they feature terraces/gardens or balconies. Some of the properties come with private mooring facilities.

Quai d'Honneur, Quai San Marco and Quai St Louis are close to the historical centre of Aigues-Mortes and in the heart of the new lakeside town of Port du Roy. These marina houses, some with private mooring facilities, are of typical southern design and are set within landscaped areas boasting classic Mediterranean flora. They are fishermen-style one to four-bedroom houses ranging in size from 44 to 134 sq metres and including terrace/gardens and balconies.

The fixtures and fittings of these properties have been chosen to offer optimal comfort and a level of safety corresponding to contemporary requirements. They include double glazing, fitted bathrooms with mural ceramic tiles, terracotta or enamelled sandstone tiles, mixed-valve taps, electric gate with entry phone and exterior lighting facilities. Some of the properties come with private mooring facilities.

Aigues-Mortes is on the doorstep of the Camargue, a protected environment with varied wildlife such as pink flamingos, egrets, horses and bulls. Aigues-Mortes itself is a medieval city chosen by King St Louis in 1240 as the launching point for the Crusades. While offering its inhabitants all the facilities and services required of a modern-day town, it also boasts a stunning environment with majestic ramparts, a thirteenth-century church and a rich historical heritage.