- 所需時間
- Half day, with stops
- 團體人數
- 8–40 人
- 目的地
- 卡馬格
A convoy of open-top vintage cars is one of the most distinctive ways to see the Camargue. The group leaves together, the cars follow one another along the small roads of the delta, and the landscape opens up slowly: reed beds, rice fields, grazing horses and the wide flat horizon that gives the region its character. The pace is gentle, which leaves time for conversation and for photographs at each stop.
The convoy is designed as a team experience rather than a simple drive. Stops are planned along the route for short games and challenges, so that each crew works together on a task, whether it is a navigation exercise, a quiz about the region or a question of timing. Drivers and passengers swap roles from one leg to the next, which keeps everyone involved and mixes colleagues who would not normally share a car.
The format suits a seminar afternoon, an arrival programme or an incentive day. A relaxed lunch or aperitif can be added at one of the stops, depending on the time available and the wishes of the group. The route, the number of stops and the length of the convoy are adjusted to the size of the group, the season and the weather on the day.
目的
- Discover the Camargue landscape in a shared, unhurried way
- Get colleagues from different teams working together on the road
- Combine a memorable outing with light team challenges
流程
- 1Crews of two to four people are formed, and each car receives a road plan.
- 2The convoy leaves together on a route built around the delta.
- 3Stops are used for short team challenges and photo moments.
- 4The group regroups at the end of the programme, with a short debrief if wanted.
注意事項
- Participants should dress for open-air travel, with sun protection and a warm layer, as the cars are open-top.
- Weather and wind can change the plan, so the route is confirmed the day before.
- Drivers need a valid driving licence. The rules for passengers are confirmed at booking.
參考預算
Indicative only, to be confirmed on quotation. The price depends on the number of vehicles, the route and whether a meal is included. Excluding VAT.
常見問題
Do all participants need to drive?
Participants with a valid driving licence can drive, and others ride as passengers. Crews are formed so that everyone takes part in the challenges, whatever their experience at the wheel.
Can the convoy be combined with a meal?
Yes. A lunch or aperitif can be planned at one of the stops, which turns the outing into a complete half-day programme.
What happens if the weather is poor?
The convoy can be adapted to the weather, with a shorter or sheltered route planned in advance. The final choice is made with the group before the day.
