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Set sail for the Mediterranean from Marseille!
the wild calanques of the Frioul Islands
Just 30 minutes from the harbor, dive into the turquoise-blue waters of the Frioul calanques
.The Frioul Archipelago, with its two main islands, Ratonneau and Pomègues, is a getaway where the rocky landscape blends with the Mediterranean Sea that surrounds and encircles it, featuring small coves with turquoise, crystal-clear waters.
Your skipper will take you to the most beautiful spots: the natural pool at Caveau, the stunning little islet of Sémaphore, Morgiret, L’Eoube, and the Ratonneau cove. Each anchorage will be a new discovery, a delight filled with freedom and harmony.
So book now by choosing your boat, and we'll take care of the rest...
Exploring the Côte Bleue
Discover the famous Côte Bleue by boat from the port of Corbières, with its beautiful vistas and postcard-perfect views. You’re sure to be captivated by this unspoiled coastline, dotted with rocky coves where picturesque little ports with a friendly atmosphere are tucked away.
The Côte Bleue is located west of Marseille, extending to the mouth of the Étang de Berre. It is the coastal strip stretching from the famous and popular port of L’Estaque (a district of Marseille that offers quite a few local specialties) through the towns of Niolon, Ensues, Carry-le-Rouet, and Sausset-les-Pins.
These small, inhabited coves will captivate you; the rocky coastlines and cliffs are truly exceptional and unique to the region, blending Provençal villages, ancient architecture, and wild Provençal scrubland filled with fragrant, shady nooks and crannies, all set to the rhythm of the cicadas’ song…
You’ll be enchanted by some truly beautiful swimming spots, such as the Calanque des Eaux Salées and the Grotte du Petit Méjean. So grab your masks and snorkels—we’ll take you on this unforgettable adventure through breathtaking waters and seabeds.
We also organize trails and hikes that will get you out in the fresh air, offering you exceptional views along the way, as well as the region’s surprising and delightful rare and fragrant flora. These experiences are magical from start to finish thanks to the region’s rich landscapes and natural beauty, and can include tastings of local products upon request.
La Ciotat, the Green Island, and Les Embiez
Right from the start, the regional coastline will reveal exceptional wild landscapes to you. From the Bay of Marseille, admire the panoramic view of the city of Marseille stretching 30 kilometers around its circumference as you weave your way between its islands—Frioul, Château d’If, Tiboulen, and Île Maire—passing Cape Croisette and the islands of Jarron, Jarre, Calseraigne, Petit Congloué, Grand Congloué, the Moyadons, Moyade, the Empereurs, the Riou archipelago with its island and calanques, Boulegeade, Fontagne, Monastério, the Contrebandiers, and the tip of Cap Nègre.
Following on from the magnificent Calanques of Sormiou, Morgiou, Sugiton and its Torpilleur rock, Saint-Jean-de-Dieu (also known as “l’œil de verre”), Devenson, Eissadon, Oule, En Vau, Port Pin, Port Miou, Figuerolles, Mugel, and many others—not to mention the various coves dotted along the rugged landscape of this coastline, with its quintessential Provençal beauty as seen from the sea—you’ll find yourself in the Bay of La Ciotat, rich in magical anchorages where the crystal-clear water and seabed will delight you.
A 3-day mini-cruise to enjoy with our professional skipper:
At the program : Departure at 9 a.m. from the port of Corbières. After about 3 hours of sailing in Massilia Park mode, arrival at the La Ciotat Bay. A swim near theÎle Verte to set the tone for the day, before setting sail for the Île des Embiez. In the evening, you’ll find yourself on thePaul Ricard Island where you’ll find plenty of restaurants to choose from. The next day, enjoy a nap on the beach, a swim, a snorkeling trip, and an anchorage at a spot offering a beautiful panoramic view of the Grand-Rouveau Lighthouse. On the third day, you’ll enjoy a lovely sail, and the return trip will include a stop at the Calanques National Park. This coastal massif, made up of limestone and puddingstone cliffs, coves, and islets, is one of the The 12 Most Beautiful Nature Reserves in France, thereby protecting many living species. Alas, we’re heading back at 6:00 p.m.—and now it’s up to you to cherish the memories of this wonderful stay.
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