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La Ciotat
Calanque de Mugel
Beach - A true geological fortress built on the secondary streams whose pebbles formed during the eras, in a reddish conglomerate, the "Poundingue" of La Ciotat, the Calanque du Mugel is an exceptional natural site nested in the shelter of the Bec de l'Aigle massif.
The calanque is home to the Parc du Mugel, a verdant setting that invites you to take a…
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La Ciotat
Cove of Figuerolles
Cove - Because of its exceptional relief, the Anse de Figuerolles offers a unique panorama. The calanque offers a beautiful beach and water of very good quality. When you take the Route des Crêtes from Cassis, you head southwest and the area of the creeks. From the center of La Ciotat, walk along the quays of the old port and, after passing the Avenue…
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Cassis
Calanque de Port Miou
Cove - Très profonde et sinueuse, elle est depuis longtemps appréciée par les marins pour l'abri et la sécurité qu'elle leur offre. Elle est aussi la seule, qui plusieurs siècles durant eut une activité industrielle. La "Pierre de Cassis", excellent calcaire de Crétacé, a suscité l'exploitation d'importantes carrières (dont on peut voir…
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Marseille
Calanque de Callelongue
Cove - Calanque de Morgiou
Situated just next to "Calanque de Sormiou", Morgiou is also a popular bathing and walking spot for the people of Marseille. You can reach the fjord by car outside restricted periods, by foot starting out from the Baumettes quarter, or by boat. Morgiou is characterised by deeper waters than Sormiou, and is partly occupied by…
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Marseille
Calanque de Morgiou
Cove - Calanque de Morgiou
Situated just next to "Calanque de Sormiou", Morgiou is also a popular bathing and walking spot for the people of Marseille. You can reach the fjord by car outside restricted periods, by foot starting out from the Baumettes quarter, or by boat. Morgiou is characterised by deeper waters than Sormiou, and is partly occupied by…
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Marseille
Calanque de Port Pin
Cove - Port Pin est la plus petite des trois calanques près de Cassis, c'est elle qui offre le paysage le plus doux, avec ses pinèdes qui descendent jusq'au ras de l'eau et sa plage de sable.
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Marseille
Calanque de Sormiou
Cove - Calanque de Sormiou
Sormiou is one of the only "Calanques" coastal fjords accessible by car. However, traffic is restricted in summer due to fire risks. You can reach the fjord by crossing the Baumettes quarter of Marseille, then Col de Sormiou mountain pass, and taking the marvellous little winding road heading through the arid garrigue.
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Marseille
Calanque d'En Vau
Cove - La plus spectaculaire avec son écrin de falaises blanches, abruptes et déchiquetées. C'est le lieu privilégié des amoureux de l'escalade, amateurs ou confirmés, qui trouvent ici la sensation unique de pouvoir grimper sur des parois entre ciel et mer.
C'est aussi l'une des préférées des baigneurs par son eau d'une transparence inouië.
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