The Heritage Path Of The Pointe Grenier

This little traditional fishing port converted into a marina is built for little units (max. 8 m, draught max 1.5 m) preferably during daytime.Some professional fishermen share the quays with a majority of local recreational boaters. Like its name indicates, it once was a tuna fishing base. Reception: Reception quays at the west pier and at the end of pontoon n°2; Harbour master's office, La Madrague Port. Services of the port Daily weather reports at the harbour master's office. Water and electricity (220 V). Fuels: nearest station at the New Port of les Lecques Showers and toilets. Careening area with a 6 tonnes crane Shipchandler.

Pebble beach far from the urban area and appreciated from families. Starting point for the Littoral path.Swimming in the Calanque de Port d'Alon is not supervised, but an emergency call box is available 24/7, all year round. From April 1st to September 30th, the beach of the Calanque of Port d'Alon and its back beach are forbidden to dogs from 9am to 5pm. Outside of this period, dogs are allowed, kept on a leash in the cove and on the pebble beach. A car park provides easy access to the Calanque. A charge will be made every day from 1 April to 30 September, from 8am to 5pm. High parking - The day : 5 € Low parking - The day : 10 € Low parking - from 2 pm : 5 € Access to the Port d'Alon cove may be prohibited or limited from mid-June to mid-September. Please take note of the regulations in force at the time of your visit.

Pebble beach shaded in the morning.Pebble beach, accessible from the port of La Madrague, invites you to take things easy. With its rocks and cliffs plunging into the sea, facing the bay and the Sainte-Baume mountains, this wild site is ideal for those in love with beautiful panoramic views!