You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience It's not the first time Jacquemus has invited us to enjoy his beloved Marseille. (Albeit from a distance, for those far from Europe.) The scenes from his first menswear showing at nearby Calanque de Sormiou still feature in our daydreams and the designer has frequently referenced his hometown over the years in his work and collections With European summer heavy on our minds (and in our hearts) now is a great time for those of us dreaming of future visits to plan And you know we're adding Jacquemus's Marseille recommendations to our travel wish lists A post shared by JACQUEMUS (@jacquemus) Mercerie A post shared by La Mercerie Marseille Resto (@merceriemarseille) A post shared by TUBA (@tuba.club) A post shared by Honoré Décoration (@honoredeco) A post shared by Noctilio (@noctilio_) Baou Bords de Mer A post shared by Les Bords de Mer (@lesbordsdemer) In need of some more European travel inspiration? 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Marseille the Calanques National Park is one of France’s most breathtaking spots Here’s everything you need to plan a visit ‘Calanques’ in French translates roughly as ‘rocky inlet’. But the calanques of Marseille aren’t just any rocks: they’re staggeringly beautiful limestone cliffs that spill into turquoise coves like the Mediterranean’s (much warmer) answer to the Norwegian fjords A total of 26 make up the Calanques National Park (Parc National des Calanques) a 200-square-mile treasure trove for hikers Sprawling across Marseille and Cassis, Europe’s largest peri-urban park seduces in all seasons Every Marseillais has their calanque of choice Whether you’re craving a killer hike a cool dip or a charming port to amble around this handy guide will help you find yours – along with some advice on how to tread lightly to protect the park’s precious flora and fauna 📍 The best things to do in Marseille😋 The best restaurants in Marseille On the southern tip of Marseille, this quaint fishing port is the gateway to the Calanques National Park and a great starting point for easy ambles or epic hikes. Reward your efforts with a bite at Grand Bar des Goudes or a drink at nearby bar 20,000 Lieues This lovely little port is well worth a visit: embark on the 50-minute hike down from Luminy which is prettier than the fire road from Les Baumettes and reward yourself with a dip. Or take in the sweeping view from above on a hike to Cap Morgiou where you’ll also get the chance to check out the prehistoric Cosquer cave paintings at Anse de la Triperie With its picturesque white cliffs and blindingly blue coves, it’s no surprise that Sugiton is the most popular calanque. It’s best to avoid Sugiton in summer, even if the new reservation system is helping to keep crowds down To visit, take the fire road from Luminy to a well-marked trail The Belvédère viewpoint is very much worth the detour This snorkelling paradise was home to Jacques Cousteau’s first scuba dives. It’s Marseille’s largest calanque and also boasts a beautiful sandy beach. For hikers, the prettier and fastest route leaves from Les Baumettes. To score a parking spot, book a table at Le Château (open April to September) or arrive in the early months of the off-season An easy 50-minute hike from Callelongue (the last stop on the 20 bus), this idyllic turquoise cove is ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Bring a picnic, or some euros if you want to dine at Chez Le Belge a laidback beach shack just steps from the sea The skinny port and ancient limestone quarry at Port Miou are just a 20-minute walk from the village of Cassis An hour more takes you to the soaring cliffs remote sandy beach and neon-blue waters of En Vau which have earned it a reputation as one of the most beautiful calanques Not technically part of the Calanques National Park this island archipelago is nevertheless worth a shout: its calanques are the closest to Marseille’s city centre with boats leaving most days from the Vieux-Port. Highlights include the medieval Château d’If prison and the rocky coves of Pomègues if you want more peace and quiet Many calanques are accessible by bus.  Take line 19 to Madrague de Montredon for Les Goudes and Croix de Marseilleveyre or line 22 to Les Baumettes for Morgiou and Sormiou You can drive to Les Goudes throughout the year Morgiou and Sormiou are open to cars in the off-season or you can beat their summer parking ban with a restaurant reservation the Route de la Gineste’s stunning switchbacks are gorgeous any time of year Les Goudes is the gateway of the Calanques, and from April to October, Marseille’s public ferry La Navette is the best way to beat the summer traffic. For the Îles du Frioul, the year-round Le Bateau express shuttle ferries passengers daily Work up a sweat before your swim with a kayak or paddleboard rental. Raskas Kayak offers guided tours for all levels from Les Goudes or Cassis. Rent a paddle board from 1,2,3, Kayak to spend a day exploring Les Goudes Photograph: ShutterstockThere’s no better start than a sunrise in the Calanques. A short walk east of Les Goudes, the graffiti-splashed Blockhaus des Goudes – a German WWII bunker – is a perfect perch to watch the sky light up in orange and pink. Grab a café at the century-old Grand Bar des Goudes or breakfast at Feel Goudes Head towards the tiny Callelongue port to follow the coastal GR 98 trail for three hours to Sormiou. Replenish with grilled fish on Le Château’s terrasse Take a post-lunch nap on the sandy beach or a dip in the turquoise cove.  Reserve a private skipper via Click n’ Boat to pick you up for an afternoon sail Ask to drop anchor at the blindingly blue Île Riou coves Back in Les Goudes, kick back with a beer at 20,000 Lieues the lune illuminates an easy amble to Marseilleveyre – ideal for a moonlight swim on sultry summer nights Photograph: ShutterstockMost people begin their hikes in Calanques National Park at Luminy or Madrague de Montredon (all accessible by bus.) There are hundreds of different trails to amble clamber up to Croix de Marseilleveyre (the name roughly translates to ‘see Marseille’) Whether departing from Montredon or Pastré the jaw-dropping scenery and steep sections will make your heart race Set aside around three hours for a round trip.  Forget the picnic and pair your hike with a tasty sit-down meal. From Luminy, descend 50 minutes to Bar Nautic for fresh fish alongside the picturesque port at Calanque de Morgiou. Return back via Les Baumettes to Chez Ze to fill up on wood-fired pizza and Provençal fare it’s cash only at this secluded spot.    You can visit all three of Cassis’s calanques on one moderate hike take the aptly named Avenue des Calanques to the slender Port-Miou Follow the red & white GR 98-51 markers along the sea to Port Pin A steep descent gives way to a flatter path to En Vau The hike takes roughly an hour and fifteen minutes each way from Port-Miou Photograph: ShutterstockThere are a few things you should know before setting out for your Calanques adventure If you’re visiting from June 1 to September 30, check the national park’s website Trails can be closed for fire risk if it’s too hot or the mistral wind is blowing so avoid hiking around midday in the summer and be sure to bring lots of water and snacks Trails meander through cool shade and blazing sun and you never know when it might get windy Though a sturdy pair of sneakers will suffice you might want to think about hiking boots and poles for the tougher trails And even if you’re headed down to the beaches since the limestone rocks can be quite slippery.   The trails are marked by coloured swatches painted on rocks They can be confusing to spot at times – don’t hesitate to ask a local for help Or pick up an IGN Les Calanques map to get a great lay of the land Splurge on brunch and sunset cruises on a Levantin catamaran – or rent a budget-friendly boat to yourselves on Click n’ Boat The closest Marseille ports to the Calanques are Pointe-Rouge and Les Goudes Check that your skipper has a green pass for park access a new system to protect this fragile maritime reserve Got your sea legs on? Check out more of the best boat trips from Marseille camping isn’t allowed in the Calanques National Park But you can book a stay amidst the Calanques to disconnect from the city bustle and truly connect to its natural splendour.  Photograph: ShutterstockSince the Calanques National Park was established in 2012 The park now welcomes over 2 million visitors annually When combined with the city’s increased pollution and fire risk this makes the park’s incredible biodiversity more fragile than ever try to avoid the crowded calanques (like Sugiton and Sormiou) in the summer and be sure to pick up your trash (that includes cigarette butts) And if you’re thinking of visiting by sea kayaks and paddleboards offer a less intrusive way to explore the coves than travelling by boat Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! About Us Contact us At the Jacquemus “Le Gadjo” mens show on Monday, June 25th at la Calanque de Sormiou in Marseilles, France. Photo by Ambra Vernuccio for W Magazine. Fashion designer Simon Porte Jacquemus, founder of the Jacquemus clothing brand, has always proudly asserted his love for his southern French homeland, which plays an important role in both his private life and fashion creations. Une publication partagée par JACQUEMUS (@jacquemus) Une publication partagée par JACQUEMUS (@jacquemus) From the Mucem to the Fondation Maeght and lavender fields… Une publication partagée par JACQUEMUS (@jacquemus) Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker SEARCHThe global authority in superyachting German studio Structurelab Architects has released a modular marina concept designed for the Calanque of Sormiou, one of the largest inlets in Southern France.  With an expandable area of 400 square metres, the floating structure – known as Lotus Marina – consists of several modules that could function as hotel rooms, commercial spaces or outdoor areas. An open restaurant on the water's edge is designed as the major draw for visiting yachts, though the central area of the marina would be the "social hub" with its event space and bar. The leisure spaces would be combined with "eco-friendly anchoring methods" to protect the surrounding marine ecosystem and seabed, as well as photovoltaic panels and a rainwater recycling system to reduce energy and water consumption. Recycled materials would comprise the structure itself, including 100 per cent recycled plastic and wood "specifically developed for marine environments". Lotus Marina is engineered for sub-24-metre vessels, though designer Jürgen Schubert told BOAT International that the project is "very easily scalable", as well as having easy application to other geographical regions. The concept was first submitted as an entry in the Monaco Smart & Sustainable Marina Rendezvous, organised by Monaco Marina Management. 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If you book something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world for one day after the season had officially ended Simon Porte Jacquemus introduced something new: the gadjo a hunky outsider archetype from the south whose wardrobe spans knit tanks and teensy bathing briefs to airy suit jackets and shorts “I don’t think there is this Mediterranean boy in the market,” the designer said Jacquemus’s first collection for boys/guys/men made a big free-spirited splash from the Calanque de Sormiou a staggeringly beautiful beach enclave on the outskirts of Marseille The remote destination was a far cry from central Paris with cars navigating steep winding roads while passing locals on foot in their swimsuits the runway was the shoreline and the first row was demarcated by towels on the sand The catchy hip-hop hook of the first track while Jacquemus has been gradually turning up the heat on his women’s collections he’s wasted no time asserting his men’s vision as virile with muscled bodies giving shape to relaxed jeans and a wide array of fine and heavy-gauge knits (the designer receives support from the Woolmark Company) “But I also think this men’s collection is like the beginning of the women’s—so naive Was that something else the warm Provençal flavor—the mellow yellow tones almost cinematic depiction of young men in woven ties and short shorts Or the slightly ironic view of Marseille street fashion “There are a lot of clichés and I tried to have humor—but without laughing at them Marseille is his hometown; his choice of models reflects the fitness and masculinity messaging he shares on Instagram; and the idea of a “swim parka” could only come from satisfying his own wardrobe needs “I am not going to be the designer with the ruffled shirt and the super-experimental pieces,” he pointed out “But I will try to put my signature on everyday looks.” Just as important: The line’s commercial positioning as he underscored that the pricing will be ultra-competitive and low-cut shirts will not be out of reach; likewise the dog tag bracelets and branded leather neck accessories—easy entry points that he’s yet to propose for women You can bet the Jacquemus girls will be among the first shoppers So consider this debut a success not just because he has already identified a persuasive but because it seems to come so naturally to him “I just wanted to have a good moment and bring you here It was like a vacation moment of the Jacquemus world.” Many of the Calanques are actually closed in the height of summer Sometimes people are allowed through to hike but cars are banned from June 1st to September 30th when the weather is amazing before the heat and Autumnal rain arrives But it’s worth saying that the Calanques are beautiful any time of the year and well worth a visit (if you’re allowed in) Parc national des Calanques, Route du Feu de la Calanque de Sormiou, Marseille +33 (0)4 91 25 08 69 Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy https://instagram.com/p/BJxWChsgIfO/ Le Lunch is open from May 30th each year until October 15th It’s a more low-key option than Le Château although it’s still pricey (it’s a captive market there isn’t anywhere else to go in the area) Eat some nice fresh fish or seafood overlooking the sea Parc national des Calanques, Calanque de Sormiou, Marseille +33 (0)4 91 25 05 37 https://instagram.com/p/BJU-UViDKE1/ Remember that all the Calanques can get extraordinarily busy If you don’t book a table at one of the restaurants particularly as these places are not open all day you can always buy a beer or a soft drink from the bar to go with a picnic There are no natural freshwater sources in the Calanques Parking is limited – even when you are allowed to drive down to the bottom – and on occasion you may have to park at the top and walk down Take sturdy shoes and don’t forget your swimsuit sun cream and towel for the well-earned swim at the bottom People adore the small little fishing town of Cassis It has a great beach (with seaside restaurants) chic shops and wonderful ice cream parlours Parking can be a nightmare so either get there early in the day or use the Park and Ride service from the top of the hill Make sure you have change to pay for the parking and bus tickets It’s a great place to idle away a few hours Swapped a hectic life in the city of London for an easy-going southern French vibe I still work just as hard but on my own terms and on my own time and of course meeting the amazing people and seeing the wonderful things this country has to offer See & Do The Most Beautiful Places in Africa Guides & Tips The Best Private Trips to Book in Africa Food & Drink 14 Mouthwatering West African Dishes You Need to Try See & Do The Most Beautiful Towns and Cities in Africa Books Top Contemporary African Writers You Should Know See & Do 10 Incredible Things to See and Do in Akosombo Guides & Tips The Best Destinations to Spot Elephants Up Close With Culture Trip Guides & Tips The 10 Most Beautiful Beaches In Ghana Food & Drink 10 Traditional Ghanaian Dishes You Need To Try Guides & Tips 20 Slang Words That Will Make You Sound Like a Ghanaian Guides & Tips The Best Places in Africa to Visit in 2024 History Everything You Need to Know About the Ghanaian Tradition of Day Names US: +1 (678) 967 4965 | UK: +44 (0)1630 35000 tripssupport@theculturetrip.com © Copyright 2025 The Culture Trip Ltd Here are the names The newest service offered by the Chinese app could save online retailers from the recent crisis The two best are in Spain, Milan is only fourth Tonight, we may see two worlds collide Is this the end of the large sales areas as we knew them? 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complete jacket and trousers coordinated with sweaters or shirts; swim briefs and ties; a shirt with sunflowers prints (Jacquemus' favorite flower) patchwork sweater and trekking pouch; floating trench coats and surf shorts made of the same material with the orange and yellow leaf motif inspired by Matisse There is something in the fashion of Simon Porte that captures and makes you feel the sea the desire to relive the carefree days spent on the beach when we were children.  Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Select the topics in which you are interested: Every month a newsletter to receive updates from our creative media agency So you don't miss the chance to attend nss world events Every month the latest news from the French vertical of nss Tuesday World Subscribers only Israel prepares large-scale Gaza offensive to achieve lasting occupation World Subscribers only Romania enters government crisis amid election World Subscribers only In Zurich the leaf blower war or the anti-'woke' backlash World Subscribers only Germany's Friedrich Merz is embracing pragmatism World Subscribers only Founder of Sant'Egidio community fears next pope could undo Francis's legacy Opinion Subscribers only 'Russian gas and Europe is an old story that ended badly Economy Subscribers only Europe's steel industry flattened by crisis World Subscribers only How European countries plan to fund defense efforts France Subscribers only Detective tells court Kim Kardashian's robbers were 'a fine team France Subscribers only Macron announces citizens' convention on school schedules France Subscribers only 21 charged over French prison attacks as investigation narrows in on drug traffickers France Subscribers only French mosque stabber was driven by 'morbid fascination,' prosecutor says Videos World expos: From Paris 1855 to Osaka 2025 Videos How the Trump administration is attacking scientific research in the US Videos Tesla cars set on fire in Las Vegas as calls to boycott Musk's company grow worldwide Videos Can France's nuclear deterrent protect Europe Opinion Subscribers only 'The American dream is dying' Editorial European call to aid foreign researchers is too modest Opinion Subscribers only John Bolton: 'The term chaos is commonly used to describe the top of the Defense Department' Magazine Subscribers only Tracking down the pianos taken from French Jews during the Nazi Occupation Magazine Subscribers only Eve Rodsky the American helping couples balance the mental load Magazine Subscribers only Desecration or more glory Joan Didion's private diaries are revealed Magazine Subscribers only For Jewish cartoonist Joann Sfar 2025."> Pixels Subscribers only Golden Owl solution is revealed but leaves players of 31-year hunt disappointed Pixels Subscribers only Secrets of decades-long Golden Owl treasure hunt to be revealed Lifestyle Inside Chanel's French leather workshops Culture Subscribers only The marvelous bronzes of Angkor on display at the Musée Guimet in Paris The Grandes Halles du Vieux-Port now boasts a market of artisans and producers specializing in Mediterranean gastronomy LOÏC FROISSART POUR M LE MAGAZINE DU MONDE Over the years a vast pedestrian square in the heart of Marseille with afficionados preferring to frequent the bars and restaurants of nearby Rue Sainte which climbs towards the Saint-Victor abbey But three Marseillais "minots" as they are called came up with the idea of a taste buds tingling gourmet food hall "Other than the Arnavaux market – a sort of Rungis – Marseille didn't have a covered food market," said Julien Fabre we called on our favorite artisans and put together a package offering delicacies from all over the Mediterranean." twelve food boutiques set up in a space of 2,000 square meters offering meals and snacks that can be eaten at the counter or on the spacious inspired by the traditional pestle and mortar of Mediterranean cuisine has dressed the area in Sardinian stone and olive wood or oak you can enjoy an espresso at the Bar Central hummus and tabouleh for lunch at La Vallée du Liban which also operates on the Corniche Kennedy is a gourmet vegetarian boutique that offers focaccia with dried tomato pesto and basil ricotta The 500 Degrés pizzeria is extremely popular and boasts a huge And in Les Grandes Halles you will find tapas; a rotisserie; an Italian trattoria; a wine bar and "we even have an oyster bar," the entrepreneur said "The oysters come from the Camargue or the Thau lagoon And you can also order sea urchins or razor clams in parsley sauce." You have 67.91% of this article left to read Lecture du Monde en cours sur un autre appareil Vous pouvez lire Le Monde sur un seul appareil à la fois Ce message s’affichera sur l’autre appareil Parce qu’une autre personne (ou vous) est en train de lire Le Monde avec ce compte sur un autre appareil Vous ne pouvez lire Le Monde que sur un seul appareil à la fois (ordinateur En cliquant sur « Continuer à lire ici » et en vous assurant que vous êtes la seule personne à consulter Le Monde avec ce compte Que se passera-t-il si vous continuez à lire ici Ce dernier restera connecté avec ce compte Vous pouvez vous connecter avec votre compte sur autant d’appareils que vous le souhaitez mais en les utilisant à des moments différents Nous vous conseillons de modifier votre mot de passe Votre abonnement n’autorise pas la lecture de cet article merci de contacter notre service commercial '+n.escapeExpression("function"==typeof(o=null!=(o=r(e,"eyebrowText")||(null!=l?r(l,"eyebrowText"):l))?o:n.hooks.helperMissing)?o.call(null!=l?l:n.nullContext||{},{name:"eyebrowText",hash:{},data:t,loc:{start:{line:28,column:63},end:{line:28,column:78}}}):o)+" \n '+(null!=(o=c(e,"if").call(r,null!=l?c(l,"cta2PreText"):l,{name:"if",hash:{},fn:n.program(32,t,0),inverse:n.noop,data:t,loc:{start:{line:63,column:20},end:{line:63,column:61}}}))?o:"")+"\n"+(null!=(o=(c(e,"ifAll")||l&&c(l,"ifAll")||n.hooks.helperMissing).call(r,null!=l?c(l,"cta2Text"):l,null!=l?c(l,"cta2Link"):l,{name:"ifAll",hash:{},fn:n.program(34,t,0),inverse:n.noop,data:t,loc:{start:{line:64,column:20},end:{line:70,column:30}}}))?o:"")+" “I could lie – it would make a beautiful story eh?” Stories – deeply personal ones – have informed Jacquemus’s designs ever since he established his namesake brand almost nine years ago He describes his womenswear collections as “biographies” – their very bedrock is the memory of his late mother who was killed in a car accident when the designer was 18 – and the menswear collection is a continuation of this legacy Read more: Simon Porte Jacquemus Finally Reveals That #NewJob of His – He’s Launching Menswear “A year ago I fell in love and it pushed me to speak about men and realise my first menswear collection – it was very spontaneous,” he told Vogue when we went to visit him at a studio in Paris three days before the show there was something of Philippe Halsman’s portrayal of Jean Cocteau in the 28-year-old designer that day as he calmly managed numerous tasks answering questions from his core team beavering away in a corner of the room Jacquemus slipped in and out of his own designs “It’s really important to me to be a menswear designer who wears his own clothes,” he says “I want to be sincere in all I am sharing and selling so we are starting with low prices [around £170 for a polo shirt] the same strategy as how I started with the women’s – low prices Read more: Jacquemus Autumn/Winter 2018 Ready To Wear the “mountaineer man” wears a bucket hat styled with knee-length cargo shorts classic button-down shirt and a trademark Jacquemus neck pouch in dove-grey leather at the other end of the formality spectrum there is the “bourgeois boy” in matching slate-coloured blazer and shorts with a moss-green sweater worn underneath the Jacquemus man of the debut collection (entitled “Le Gadjo” he is much younger and more naive but in a good way; it’s about colourful Read more: How To Wear This Summer's Mediterranean Sensuality Swimwear has a prominent role – blue trunks are paired with a billowing white trench coat and surf shorts are cut from fabric bearing a Matisse-inspired leaf motif in orange and yellow But highlights of the collection are a shirt printed with illustrations of sunflowers (Jacquemus’s favourite flower) and a sweater that looks like it has been cobbled together from patches of traditional bleus de travail which ensure the collection is the gust of fresh Provençal air one would hope for Alastair NicolJacquemus may be based in the French capital but his heart will always be in his hometown of Mallemort which he steals away to at every opportunity “I come from a family of farmers who are all in the south of France,” he says “In the same barn where we were once doing fruit and vegetables we are now doing Jacquemus delivery worldwide – my father aunt and best friend are all working for the brand from there.” Read more: What Dries Van Noten And Missoni's Power Moves Mean For Fashion to serve as a reminder that creative or artistic directorship of a major house is also an option there have been offers to substantiate the rumours “When you get a call from a big house and they offer you €12 million per year it makes you think ‘What the fuck!’” he explains someone who is doing his own thing like bringing people to Marseille – that’s what makes me happy There are so many designers I admire so much But I would hate to have their life,” he adds “My big house is Jacquemus – it’s my mother’s name – and that’s clear for me.” Read more: 5 Things To Know About Kim Jones’ Dior Debut Né dans les années 1960 à Hawaï a signé un grand retour en France au milieu des années 2000 Comparé aux autres sports de glisse il ne permet pas de trouver des sensations fortes mais plutôt de découvrir la mer autrement en prenant un peu de hauteur pour observer les fonds marins laissez vous tenter par une sortie entre amis au coucher de soleil quand la mer se calme et que tous les touristes sont partis des plages… C’est à couper le souffle c’est qu’il se pratique aussi en famille avec un petit peu d’équilibre parmi les meilleurs spots de Marseille pour pratiquer le paddle se trouvent les calanques L’eau turquoise et les fonds marins sont absolument incontournables car c’est ici que se trouve toute la beauté marine du littoral marseillais N’oubliez donc pas masque et tuba pour aller nager un peu et observer cette fois de l’intérieur la faune et la flore du parc national des Calanques Lorsque vous êtes à une calanque il est facile d’en rejoindre d’autres par la mer puisqu’elles sont placées en enfilade Découvrez quelques exemples d’itinéraires : Puisqu’avec le paddle on ne recherche pas les vagues mais au contraire le calme de la mer, les côtes marseillaises sont parfaites pour une petite balade. Partez du Vallon des Auffes qui vous séduira avec son petit port de pêche pittoresque Un vrai décor de carte postale en plein cœur de la ville Continuez votre promenade et vous tomberez sur l’Anse de Malmousque Admirez les maisons du bord de mer car vous ne réussirez pas à disposer d’un point de vue comparable sur les côtes marseillaises autrement qu’en bateau  vous pourrez atteindre l’Anse de Maldormé et de la Fausse Monnaie et le célèbre hôtel-restaurant cinq étoiles « Le Petit Nice » D’ici vous avez un superbe panorama sur les îles d’Endoume et de Gaby Pourquoi ne pas les rejoindre si vous en avez l’envie et encore la force  Ou du côté des plages de la Pointe Rouge vous pouvez tenter les plages du sud de la ville entre le Prado et le rond point de David jusqu’aux Goudes un jour où le vent souffle assez fort (mais pas trop !) ça promet de bons moments de glisse La Ciotat et Cassis à une trentaine de kilomètres à l’Est de Marseille disposent de magnifiques plages très proches de leur centre ville et hyper accessibles en voiture et transports en communs dont certaines sont classées dans le parc national Beaucoup de clubs proposent de la location de paddle au départ des plages principales mais aussi de canoe kayak pour des balades improvisées le long du littoral C’est vraiment magique à la mi-saison avant la grande effervescence de l’été L’un de nos spots préférés : une balade à la calanque de Figuerolles réputée pour ses couleurs où se mêlent le turquoise des eaux et l’ocre des falaises prenez à gauche pour arriver à la grotte de Figuerolles Utilisée par les grimpeurs pour s’entraîner Continuez ensuite la balade vers le Bec de l’Aigle ce pic rocheux surplombant la mer et La Ciotat Une petite pause s’impose ici pour observer les côtes d’un point de vue inédit Vous pouvez alors soit faire demi-tour si la promenade vous a suffi soit continuer votre chemin jusqu’à la Calanque du Mugel et son parc qui abrite une très belle et dense végétation A l’ouest de Marseille, la Côte Bleue offre un paysage très différent du littoral des calanques Vous pouvez partir de l’école de voile de Carry-le-Rouet pour remonter jusqu’à Méjean Vous passerez alors par différentes criques aussi belles les unes que les autres où l’eau sera si limpide que vous pourrez observer sans problème les fonds marins N’oubliez pas de vous munir d’un masque et d’un tuba pour vraiment en profiter Les champs obligatoires sont indiqués avec * mon e-mail et mon site dans le navigateur pour mon prochain commentaire Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Home » Travel As the summer season approaches, travelers are eagerly planning their vacations. 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