en en it en en en en en en en en en en en en fr fr en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en en fr en en en en en en en en en ca en ja en en en es es es es en en
Located between Marseille and Cassis, the Calanques de Marseille are worth the trip ! If you are in this region, it's a must see!
You can go there either by car, boat, or bus and then start hiking.I personnally did it using the bus service. It is quite simple, but since we were not in the high season, there was not a lot of bus going there.
From Marseille, you need to go to the metro station Castellane and take the bus 19 that will bring you to Madrague de Montredon (we start hiking at this point because the other bus was in a long time, but you can also take the bus 20 for Callelongue). If you manage to reach Callelongue in bus, you may have time to do a longer hike and see more callanques than we did ! The walk between Madrague de Montredon and Callelongue is quite long, but you have some nice view all the way and there's plenty of old bunker everywhere that you can go in.
Once you arrived at Callelongue, you can start your hike through the Callanques.As for us, we stopped at Calanque de la Marseilleveyre, but there are a lot more to see if you continue. I'll suggest bringing a lot of water and some food since there is not a lot of places up there. There is a small restaurant at Calanque de la Marseilleveyre, but there is no toilet.
Download the Outbound mobile app
Find adventures and camping on the go, share photos, use GPX tracks, and download maps for offline use.
Have you done this adventure? Be the first to leave a review!
Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!
Kitesurf at Beauduc Beach in the Camargue National Park
The road to Beauduc plage is already an adventure by itself, most of the navigation systems are getting lost. On top of that, cell phone reception is spotty at its best, so make sure to print some directions before hitting the road!This is a very remote spot on a large beach, the next supermarket is minimum 1h drive away. You want to make that you get all your groceries and necessities taken ca...
Photograph the Lavender fields of Plateau de Valensole
Ideal for a day trip or a series of little hikes throughout various fields, the Plateau de Valensole is located in the Provence region of France.Every year in late June and early July you'll find lavender fields filled with purple blooms. Sunset creates a beautiful scene as it dips behind the surrounding mountains.If you've got a car, venture to the lavender fields at Mas Saint-Andrieux because...