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Saintes Maries de la Mer
Plage Les Arènes
Beach - Plage les Arènes
As its name implies, the "Plage des Arènes" in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is situated just behind the town's famous Roman arena. This handkerchief-size beach, measuring just 200 square metres, offers easy access for the disabled. It is attended by a lifeguard in summer only and animals are not allowed on the sand...
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La Ciotat
Parc marin de la Ciotat
Marine park - La Ciotat abrite dans sa baie un parc régional marin, zone protégée et règlementée, véritable réserve qui permet de preserver les espèces et les richesses du Golfe d'Amour. L'atelier Bleu du Cap d'Aigle permet, grâce à des visites guidées et des projections, de s'initier aux beautés du littoral.
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Marseille
Plages Prado Nord
Beach - Plage artificielle de gravier, d'une longueur de 240 mètres, précédée de grands espaces de pelouse. Buvettes, snacks, jeux pour enfants, terrains de jeux (volley...), poubelles.
L'équipe de surveillance est en place du 1er juin au 2 septembre de 9h30 à 19h.
Animations sportives pour les jeunes encadrées par des moniteurs diplômés…
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Martigues
Plage de Carro
Beach - Plage de Carro
Carro is a charming little fishing port, still in operation, located just near Martigues. Its fish market attracts people from throughout the region and is a real treat for the eyes and the taste buds! Situated just a stone's throw from the port, "Plage de Carro" is a fairly small shingle beach, just big enough to accommodate the…
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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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La Ciotat, Cassis, Marseille
The Calanques
Shore - The Calanques (rocky coves) along the coast between Marseille and Cassis are of exceptional beauty by their striking relief, their scale and their white rocks.
For more than twenty kilometres, the limestone cuts into the coastline, giving Marseille a splendid natural monument. Nibbled away by erosion and hacked by the waves, the rock starts to…
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La Ciotat
L'Ile Verte
Shore - A piece of land covered with greenery, more than 400 meters from the continent, opposite the Bec de l'Aigle and the shipyards of La Ciotat ... Integrated in the classified site of Cap Canaille, the exceptional île Verte is the One of the jewels of the departmental heritage.
Its acquisition dates back to the year 1963. Its modest dimensions…
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Saintes Maries de la Mer, Port Saint Louis du Rhône, Tarascon, Arles
The river Rhône
Landscape - The Rhone and its delta have not only given their name to the department, but this peaceful and majestic river also forms the backbone of the Bouches-du-Rhone. From Avignon to the Camargue beaches, the river passes through the most authentic Provençal landscapes. Famous for a long time for the rapidity of its current and the fury of its floods,…
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Charleval, Aix en Provence, Vernègues, Meyrargues, Saint Cannat, Pélissanne, La Roque d'Anthéron, Venelles, Saint Estève Janson, Alleins, Salon de Provence, Rognes, Lambesc, Aurons, Mallemort, Le Puy Sainte Réparade, Lamanon
La Trévaresse
Mountains - The Massif des Roques, Massif de la Chaîne des Côtes and Massif de la Trévaresse form a large, wooded chain situated to the North of the Bouches-du-Rhône. This massif is bordered to the North by the river Durance, to the South by the Massif des Quatre Termes and the plain of Aix, to the West by the A7 highway and to the East by the A51…
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Saintes Maries de la Mer, Port Saint Louis du Rhône, Arles
Parc naturel régional de Camargue
Nature Park - Vast alluvial plain created by the ongoing struggle between the Rhone River and the Mediterranean Sea, Camargue is a fragile territory, where alternate areas of lagoons, brackish ponds, dunes, freshwater marshes and reedbedsThe formation of the Rhône delta and its evolving over the centuries have shaped a specific landscape, characterized by…
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