Frioul Islands
An archipelago at the gates of Marseille Located about 4 kilometers off the coast of Marseille, the Frioul archipelago consists of four main islands: Pomègues, Ratonneau, If, and Tiboulen du Frioul. These islands offer a perfect escape for those wishing to distance themselves from urban hustle and immerse themselves in a preserved natural environment. Pomègues: […]
Tour of Pomègues Island
A Unique Historical Heritage Located in the heart of the Frioul archipelago, Pomègues Island is the largest of the islands, stretching over 2.7 kilometers. It is connected to Ratonneau Island by the Berry causeway, built in 1822. Among the military remains that dot the island, the Poméguet Tower stands out with its architecture and history. […]
Calanque de Flancadou
A preserved natural jewel Located to the south of Pomègues island, part of the Frioul archipelago, the calanque de Flancadou is a remarkable natural site. It stands out for its heart shape and houses three small beaches, offering visitors an intimate and serene setting. Access and route To reach the calanque from the Frioul port, […]
Calanque de la crine
A rare gem in the heart of the Frioul archipelago Located on the island of Pomègues, an integral part of the Frioul archipelago off the coast of Marseille, the calanque de la Crine is a true haven of peace. Nicknamed “Tahiti beach” due to its clear waters, it is considered one of the most beautiful […]
Sémaphore de Pomègues
A strategic observation post since 1906 Erected in 1906 on Pomègues Island, the Pomègues Semaphore has played a crucial role in maritime surveillance of the port of Marseille. Replacing an earlier installation from 1864 located on the Cavaux plateau, it was moved to its current location in 1904 to optimize the monitoring of maritime approaches. […]
Prophet’s Beach in Marseille
The Prophet Beach, nestled on the famous Kennedy Corniche, is a true treasure of Marseille, combining the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea with the laughter of families, volleyball games, and impromptu drinks. With its expansive shores and friendly atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to relax after a hectic week. So, what do you say about […]
Corniche of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy
An iconic scenic route The Corniche du Président-John-Fitzgerald-Kennedy, commonly known as the Corniche Kennedy, stretches 3.7 kilometers along the Mediterranean coast of Marseille. It connects the Catalans beach, near the Old Port, to the Prado beaches located to the south of the city. This road offers exceptional views of the sea and the Frioul islands. […]
Beach of the Catalans in Marseille
The Catalans beach in Marseille is an iconic place where relaxation, energy, and Mediterranean culture mingle. Located just a few steps from the city center, this beach attracts bathers, beach volleyball players, and curious visitors wanting to enjoy the space and stunning views of the sea. Less known for its tranquility than its festive atmosphere, […]
Calanque de Port Pin
The Calanque de Port Pin is a true natural gem nestled between Cassis and Marseille. Known for its breathtaking scenery and turquoise waters, it attracts many nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts each year. Whether it’s for a hike, a picnic under the pines, or a quick dip, this calanque transforms into a playground for […]
Sur les traces de Marie Madeleine : une randonnée de l’Estaque aux Aygalades
Following in the footsteps of Marie Madeleine is a true invitation to discovery in the magnificent city of Marseille. This urban hiking route stretches between the Estaque neighborhood and the Aygalades area, offering a unique perspective on this region rich in history and nature. By following this hike, you will have the opportunity to explore […]