Nina Pavan, edited by Romain Rouillard 8:06 p.m., July 30, 2022, modified at 8:07 p.m., July 30, 2022
After several hours spent in traffic jams or on the trains, on this crossover weekend, holidaymakers are enjoying their safe arrival.
Illustration at the Garlaban campsite located near Marseille in the Bouches-du-Rhône where Europe 1 visited.
We had to be patient before arriving at our destination and being able to put down our suitcases this Saturday.
In this crossover weekend, the traffic was particularly dense on the motorways and sometimes disrupted in the trains.
Europe 1 met several of these summer visitors at the Garlaban campsite near Marseille.
After 8 hours by car, from Maine et Loire, Damien and Mélissa finally put down their suitcases in Provence.
No more traffic jams, hello holidays.
"It didn't go badly though. We had a bit of a slowdown in Clermont-Ferrand and a bit in Valence", testifies Damien.
Between relaxation and OM match
"It's the first time we've come here, on this side of France. It's an opportunity to come and visit a little bit," adds Mélissa.
At the reception, all these holidaymakers meet in all directions.
For Anne-Laure and her family, already in flip-flops and swimsuits, the program is "mainly relaxation".
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At pitch 60, in the shade of the pines, we have an aperitif in front of the motorhome.
“We left at 7:15 p.m. from home for an arrival here at 3 a.m.,” says this traveler.
For him and his family, a short trip to the Stade Vélodrome is planned for Sunday evening.
Marseille hosts AC Milan in a pre-season friendly match.
"We are fans of OM", they confirm.
Near the swimming pool, a few more Julyists relax to the sound of cicadas before hitting the road again tomorrow.