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This is stage 03 of the itinerary "In the footsteps of Marie-Madeleine" dedicated to Sainte-Marie-Madeleine. The circuit will make you travel to discover the religious heritage of Martigues. Departing from the town of Fos-sur-Mer, you'll be near its canal lounge and will follow the canal to Port-de-Bouc. Charmed by the gentleness of the South of France, it's the perfect place to take a break on the beaches you'll pass. You'll also follow part of the GR®2013 hiking trail to reach Martigues. You'll be captivated by the Provençal beauty of this town perched on the water. The In the Footsteps of Mary Magdalene trail takes you north of Martigues. You'll cross the Grand Parc de Figuerolles to enter the Martigues region. You'll follow the banks of the Étang de Berre to reach the town center. Discover the ruins of Figuerolles, Figuerolles Beach, the Cercle de Voile (CVM) water sports center, and then the archaeological site of Tholon and its washhouse. Following the marked trail, you will pass through the Jardin de la Rode, the Jardin de Ferrières, and then the Place des Aires. You will then be in the city center of Martigues. If you feel like it, you can deviate from the trail before entering the gardens and climb the hill to the Chapel of Notre-Dame-des-Marins. It offers a beautiful panoramic view of the city. From the Place des Aires, cross one of Martigues' two blue bridges to reach the Ile district. Walk along the edge of the pond to cross the drawbridge and stop in the Jonquières district, which is the end point of this third stage of the In the Footsteps of Mary Magdalene in Provence trail. Here too, you can deviate from the recommended route to enter the Ile district and discover Martigues' most popular tourist attractions: the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, the Miroir aux Oiseaux, the canals, and the colorful facades of Martigues. Marie-Madeleine's journey continues with stage 4 which takes over from the town centre of Martigues, heading towards Carry-le-Rouet.

Section A10 of the GR2013. From Ranquet beach south of Istres to Port des Heures Claires (Istres). A 3.2km route to discover the coastal path along the Etang de Berre, with its beaches and creeks. This route runs along the sea of Leo by the coastal path to then reach Istres and discover the pond of the Olivier. Beaches, coves, cafes, restaurants and small ports will scroll over the trail.

Section A11 of the GR2013. From Port des Heures Claires (Istres) to Miramas. A 12.3km route to discover the Etang de Berre, then the Etang de l'Olivier and the hill of Saint-Etienne, with panoramic views of the surrounding massifs. After along the pond of the Olivier, continue along the old paths of Transhumance. Detour not to miss that offers exceptional views on the ponds, the Alpilles, the Luberon, the Ventoux, the massif of the star and much more. See: Miramas blowing - St Chamas, a site dedicated to the manufacture of powder guns as early as 1690, farm in 1974 and transferred in 2001 to the Conservatoire du Littoral.

The Tourist Office offers you an itinerary for discovering our beautiful town of Istres by bike. This itinerary takes in the city's cycle lanes and paths, as well as little-used roads. It passes close to the city's main tourist sites, which are indicated by pictograms on the map. Along the way, you're free to stop and take a detour to make the most of it.

This family-friendly trail will take you through a wide range of panoramic views! From paths by the water or under the pines, to paths overlooking the Etang de Berre and its belvederes, let your eyes wander!

An itinerary adapted to discover the medieval center of Istres, typically Provencal, with free illuminated documentation. The Tourist Office invites you to take a tour of the historic center, which will plunge you into the medieval past of our beautiful town, since the first written traces date back to the 10th century, in 944 to be exact. This self-guided tour will enable you to discover the specific features of the habitat of old Istres, the way houses were built, the history and legends surrounding the town, and to climb up to the belvedere and the Church of Notre Dame de Beauvoir, which dominates the whole town. You can download our guide "Istres through its history" or pick it up at the Tourist Office. We'll suggest an itinerary for a pleasant stroll through the heart of the town.

A local loop to discover Istres and its wonders. Do you often get the chance to mix urban heritage and nature on a hike? That's what this unusual tour is all about. Do you often the opportunity on a hike to mix urban and nature heritage? It is that offers this unusual circuit. Browse through the historic centre and the city to plunge into the atmosphere of typical Provencal villages. Discover also the etang de Berre from different angles of views. Overlook it since the lookouts. Let your gaze on the largest inland sea in Europe and its complex history. Walk along the coastline and enjoy unspoilt coves. An appointment not to be missed!

Landscaped itinerary around the Etang de l'Olivier. Just a stone's throw from the town center, this itinerary takes you on a journey through the history of Istres, amidst wild and managed Mediterranean flora. A stone's throw from the city centre, this route you trained, in the middle of the wild Mediterranean flora or mastered, on the history of Istres. Dominate the pond of the Olivier from the Hill of the Castellan and admire the highest jet of water from France, 50 m! Since the Gallic the Castellan was inhabited. You will find pathways to orinieres, the rock inscriptions... The past is beneath your feet! Moments later, you will find the edge of the water where the Provencal engage in their typical sports: bocce, jousting and galejades! The rest of the ride will take you to the Mediterranean garden. Real iron spearhead of our four flowers in the contest of cities and villages fleuris, this garden has more than a hundred different species of Mediterranean vegetation. Before departing remember to the chapel of Saint-Sulpice, dated to the 11th century, it is the symbol of Provençal Romanesque architecture.Amateur history, flora or relaxation... do not choose between your passions, this course combines them all!

Section A07 of the GR2013. From Gare de Croix Sainte (Martigues) to Port de Bouc. A 3.7km route to discover a natural and industrial landscape. The border between the two districts, Martigues and Port de Bouc is marked by the Rivière de la Gafette which is the official border between the two cities. Note: the expansive industrial wasteland of the former Azur Chimie factory, a bromine treatment site, which closed in 2010.

Nature is often very beautiful here and the farm animals can be seen very closely. What magic to see the gaze of children resting, sometimes for the first time, on curious, majestic animals. Walking trail for exploring the farming activity in the Grand Parc de Figuerolles. Circular route along Étang de Berre. In detail : Natural and rural landscapes. The Parc de Figuerolles Mediterranean gardens are located on the site of the former Sunhary de Verville family estate. The plantations are organised in 6 gardens, grouped by their resistance to drought. The site of about 2 hectares includes almost 300 plant species representative of flora adapted to the Mediterranean climate, as well as 27 native plant species such as Aleppo pine and evergreen oak, and other species introduced by the Sunhary de Verville family including yucca, crepe myrtle and oleander. Rural houses and other buildings built by farmers, which featured on the land registry from 1817, can still be seen in the park. The houses were used by the owners and/or in some cases for the larger houses, their farming staff. The largest stretches over 3 plots. It had a surface area of 279 m2. It is the large farm that belonged to the Marine Captain Ytier in 1817.

Discover Martigues, nicknamed "the Venice of Provence", on an 6 km hike on the fascinating theme of fresh water. Far from the salt waters that surround the city, this walk immerses you in its hydraulic past. Accompanied by a passionate guide, you will explore the picturesque alleys and hidden treasures of the city. Each stage of this guided hike will allow you to understand the importance of fresh water in the daily life of the Martigues people, a precious resource that has shaped the identity of this Mediterranean city. You will learn that the inhabitants of each district had their own source of drinking water supplied by the Martigues Canal, which has now disappeared. Did you know that the fountain located on Place Mirabeau was moved from Cours du 4 Septembre in Jonquières by the Jourdan family following the extension of their hotel "La Goutte d'Or"? That the entrance to Martigues began at the intersection of Avenue Frédérique Mistral and that part of the Jonquières district was nothing but marshland? That buildings that are still in use were once used as cisterns, that when you look up you will see now-forgotten ramparts and that old wells can be found in the heart of the gardens of recent buildings? Under the commentary of Bernard, president of the Randonnée Ski Découverte (RSD) association, you will take a new look at the architectural heritage of Martigues. The past has left traces that we do not notice on a daily basis. Take advantage of this unusual stroll in the city center to combine business with pleasure.

Brij and Vincent have been living in Marseille for twenty years. Eager to welcome their visitors in all friendliness, they will share their house with you for your stays of pleasure, business or visit of a close relation in Marseille (proximity of the CHU Nord), and of discovery in particular of the typical and popular district of Estaque, true rarity in this city for its exceptional framework and its history, accessible in season by the maritime shuttle which connects the city center and the Old Port to Estaque. Pets are accepted but will stay outside.

The restaurant offers traditional cuisine with meats (prime rib, duck breast, fresh foie gras, kidneys...) and fish according to availability (sardines, sea bream, Saint-Pierre, bass, sole...). Ludovic "fell into the pot" or rather the barrel of Paul, who gave him a taste for good wines and taught him to listen to the cicadas singing in the glasses of Provence wines. The cellar is also sponsored by Philippe Faure-Brac, to the delight of oenophiles. The restaurant has two terraces, one with a view of the Frioul archipelago, and a private room for groups (seminars, press conferences).

Les Alyscamps, a Christian necropolis listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a walk lined with remarkable sarcophagi. At the heart of the site, the church of Saint-Honorat marks the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles to Compostelle. This emblematic site, immortalized by Vincent Van Gogh in his works, is a veritable treasure trove of Provence. With every step you take between the majestic rows of slender cypress trees, you'll feel the evocative power of this place steeped in history. Les Alyscamps is much more than just a Roman cemetery. History lovers will find an alley of sarcophagi and chapels. Pilgrims will find the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles (a UNESCO World Heritage site) to Santiago de Compostela. And everyone will find a haven of tranquillity, where time seems to stand still. At the very heart of the Alyscamps site is the church of Saint-Honorat, a jewel of medieval architecture that plays a key role for pilgrims. Dating back to the 12th century, this spiritual site marks the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles, one of France's main routes to Santiago de Compostela. With its carved portal and serene atmosphere, the church invites contemplation and is the perfect introduction to this historic and spiritual route. With Luma Arles and Frank Gehry's modern Tower in the background, Les Alyscamps is a testament to the link between past and present, a place where history, art and nature blend harmoniously. To visit this site is to immerse yourself in a unique experience, where the soul of the place is revealed to those who take the time to explore it. To make the most of your visit, we recommend purchasing a pass (available from our online ticketing service), which will enable you to visit the city's various museums and monuments more economically. Guided tours and cultural events take place during every school vacation. Please note that although most of the site is accessible to people with reduced mobility, some areas may be difficult to access.

The soap factory opens the doors to its workshops and museum dedicated to Marseille soap. Guided tours are free for individuals at 11 am and 2 pm, and for groups at 10 am and 3:30 pm, both with advance booking. The Savonnerie du Midi is one of the last factories in Marseille to use the traditional skills of a master soap-maker. It has been awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label, and is a member of the Union des Professionnels du Savon de Marseille (UPSM). Free visits Monday to Friday for private customers at 11am and 2pm, by prior arrangement. During school vacations, a 3rd slot is offered at 3:30pm. Guided tours for groups by appointment, Monday to Friday, times to be confirmed on booking. Reservations at musee@savonneriedumidi.fr. Price: single package from €50 Our tour is ERP and suitable for people with reduced mobility. We also offer tours adapted to different types of visitors, including a family treasure hunt for children, and give them a coloring book and a bar of soap at the end of the tour (while stocks last). Tours can be conducted in English. Access: take bus 30 towards La Savine, get off at Cité des Arts de la Rue, then 8 minutes on foot.

Our house is located in a green valley on the edge of the Etoile massif north of the city. The site is particularly cool, calm and quiet. We have hives in a very large garden on the edge of the hill and are always happy to introduce people to the world of bees and honey. The North Hospital is nearby and easily accessible (less than a half hour walk, five minutes by car). To stay in Marseille is to discover a multifaceted city, turned towards the sea but leaning against the hills. Staying at the Vallon des Mayans is an opportunity to do tourism in a different way, to discover both the human and natural riches of the working-class neighborhoods of Marseille: the hosts offer accompanied discovery walks in the surrounding neighborhoods. From our house, you can reach most of the sites in Provence in less than an hour by car. (Aix, the Camargue, Les Baux de Pce, Avignon, the Luberon...)

Make your event unforgettable in a unique setting! Summer 2025: the panoramic terrace with the highest view in Marseille opens to the public. Paid access

Ideally located next to the entertainment of the port, the Golden Tulip Marseille Euromed offers a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea and the port. This 4-star hotel has been designed to offer you modern, upmarket accommodation of the highest quality for both business and leisure travellers. A warm welcome awaits you as you enter our lobby. The hotel's 210 rooms offer a view of the port and the Mediterranean Sea that will inspire you to travel. All are equipped with Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV, with the option of upgrading to a suite. The hotel's public areas include a sun-drenched terrace with a bowling alley, a semi gastronomic restaurant, a bar, tandem hire, and flexible lounges with full and adapted services (395 m2). Relax after a long day or cool off in the morning in our indoor swimming pool and work out in our fully-equipped gym. The Golden Tulip Marseille Euromed offers easy access to boat trips and the city's main attractions. Enjoy the view from the hotel or take a walk or tandem ride along the seafront where you will find shops, cafés and terraces. Enjoy the Les Terrasses du Port and Halles de la Major shopping centres, as well as the picturesque beauty of the historic centre and Vieux Port. Golden Tulip Marseille Euromed: a sensory experience made in Marseille!

The restaurant offers gourmet cuisine by the sea, with a panoramic view of the islands. The teak terraces make up the refined marine décor. Clinging to the Corniche, Restaurant Peron overlooks the sea, offering breathtaking views. The panorama, like an invitation to travel, embraces the Frioul islands, the Château d'If, l'Estaque and the entrance to the Old Port... On our sunny terrace or indoors in an elegant, relaxed atmosphere. Peron brings the magic of seafront dining to life. The iodine-scented menu offers colorful, refined local gastronomic cuisine with Mediterranean flavors. A timeless setting that has made this restaurant a true landmark since 1885.

The Comptoir des Docks is a real plancha restaurant. A menu made of quality tapas-style dishes. Inspired by several markets and market halls, the restaurant offers freshly cooked products at its 18 meter counter, in the dining room or on the terrace. In the morning, the team welcomes you for a coffee, a pastry or a fruit juice. At lunch time, you can compose your menu from our menu or choose a lunch formula (small starter, dish of the day and its accompaniment, glass of wine or drink, coffee). On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, evening service until midnight: we offer beautiful pieces of matured meat, by weight, in addition to our menu as well as copious planks of cold cuts and cheeses to share. The menu is translated into English.

The Ranquet beach extends over 1,850 m2 to the south-east of the town of Istres. A key feature of the district, its development and that of its immediate surroundings will reinforce the family identity of the site. A supervised beach on the Etang de Berre, where you can relax and unwind. Facilities : - Picnic areas - floating platform anchored 2.5 m deep for bathers - Accessibility and parking for the disabled - self-contained first-aid station and sanitary facilities Supervised swimming from June 18 to September 11. This summer, from 12pm to 6pm on weekdays and from 11:30am to 7:30pm on weekends (and public holidays), access the beach by electric tuk tuk (free of charge) The City of Istres is renewing the closure of the Ranquet district for the 2023 summer season. The weekends of June 17, 18, 24 and 25 will be affected, followed by the period from July 1 to September 3 inclusive.

Marina with over 200 moorings on the west side of the Etang de Berre. Facing east and backing onto the Heures Claires plateau, this site is home to a nautical base for sailing and windsurfing on the vast Etang de Berre. The terraces of the restaurants and the tranquility of the site are much appreciated by walkers. The port is also a place for festivities: water fleas, "oursinades", guided boat trips in season... Please note: Major redevelopment work has begun at the Port des Heures Claires. In addition to the extension, with 160 additional berths, the entire facility (including the nautical base) is being reconfigured to enable all users to make the most of it. Parking spaces will be created, and a pedestrian promenade will be laid out, along with water sports-related shops. By 2026, it will be easier and more pleasant to "stroll and relax" at the Port des Heures Claires. Information Depth: Entrance: 3.50 m. Fore-harbor: 4 m. Basin: 2.50 m. Maximum boat length: 12m. Nb of moorings equipped: Total: 225. Permanent: 228. Visitors: 30.

The Roches Blanches Park is a peaceful place for relaxation and fun for locals and tourists. It is an integral part of the town’s history as evidenced by the fossilized oyster beds in the eastern part of the park. Dating from around 15 million years ago (Miocene), according to some, these oysters gave the town its name, ‘Ostreion’ designating a bed of oysters in Greek. These oyster beds show that this park was under an immense sea for a very long time. It is a crossing point for the ‘Amongst town and nature’ and the ‘From one great view to another’ hikes.

The large Romaniquette beach (7,300 m2), located to the east of the town, close to the historic center, is a summer paradise, thanks to the quality of its site, its panoramic view of the Etang de Berre and its easy access. The beach of Romaniquette (7,300 m2), located east of the city, near the historic centre, by the quality of its website, the panorama it offers on the etang de Berre and its easy access, is the beach become Istres. Its design enables a space equipped to host many holidaymakers and a diversified entertainment offer. Facilities - expansion of the beach - construction of a new access to the beach, securing the crossroads and strengthening of implementing traffic light signaling - Creation of parking of 50 parking spaces - Installation of an educational trail through the Reed bed for valuing wetlands - Creation of a picnic and playground area : bocce and Beach Volleyball - implementation of floating platforms anchored to 2.5 m deep for bathers - accessibility and parking for persons with disabilities - completion of a relief and self-contained sanitary opening to the public (supervised swimming) post from June to September a library is accessible on the Romaniquette beach. Boaters may have books for free, from a choice of 350 books. Novels, comics, publications, magazines, destined for 7 to 77 years old, were donated to the city of Istres by the lending library to 'feed' this beach library. Two agents, made available by the Office of tourism of Istres, are present from 11 h to 18 h (7 days) in July and August, in order to manage the library and help readers in their choice.

A listed historical monument. The Portail d’Arles was constructed between 1771 and 1773 on the site of the old entrance in the collapsed ramparts. The portal of Arles was built by the master masons Jean Tabusteau of Istres and François Peytrau de St Mitre with stones from a local quarry. Slightly concave in shape, its anterior surface of great sobriety, is decorated with two flower garlands. The arch rests on two pillars and his Keystone is decorated with a coat of arms of Louis XV style. A great short ledge at the top of the monument.

The Parc de la Romaniquette, overlooking the Etang de Berre, offers a beautiful lawn bordering a pine forest (1.5ha), ideal for relaxing and strolling. The Park of the Romaniquette overlooking the etang de Berre, offers a beautiful lawn on the edge of pine forest (1, 5ha), ideal to relax and stroll.

This is an authentic Romanesque style chapel. It is one of the oldest in the region. It is still unknown when exactly it was founded, but it’s thought to be between the 10th and the 11th centuries. This religious 9th century chapel is a very pure Romanesque style. This is one of the oldest in the region. Its Bell was also called Sainte-catherine. It has a lantern of the dead. The Chapelle St-Sulpice reveals the former Istres, as Oppidium du Castellan, an ancient place Celto-Ligure which overlooks the étang de L'olivier. The chapel Saint-Sulpice is a major building of the Romanesque Provence and is classified since 1942 to the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments. Today, the chapel has to promote artists and amateur practices in organizing exhibitions around the arts and Visual arts. It offers throughout the year a programme of exhibitions of artistic practices in a spirit of openness on contemporary art.These exhibitions, bringing together professionals and amateurs, are aimed at the broadest audience. The beauty and the acoustics of the place also invite arts of gesture, poetry and song to cross their respective creations.Each exhibition in its staging is designed to resonate with this exceptional place and return the echo of a balance maintained between art and architecture.

Since the Middle Ages, it has guarded this passage between the Gulf of Fos and the Etang de Berre. Due to its strategic position for maritime trade and control of the region, the Fort de Bouc had a dual function, both a defensive structure and a beacon. From the beginning of the Middle Ages, this area of the Caronte pond was hotly contested by the powers involved: the Count of Provence, the Archbishop of Arles, the Viscount of Marseille, the Porcellets and the cities of Marseille and from Arles. Depending on the alliances, it is the subject of transfers, exchanges and takeovers. The tower which currently remains dates from the end of the 12th century. It has long been given the name "castrum massiliense" (in Latin) and "castel marsilhes" (in Provençal): Marseille castle. At the end of the 12th century, Marseille asserted its power to the detriment of viscounts elsewhere. It protects its maritime commercial interests through a comprehensive coastal surveillance system. Bouc Island interests her but she is not the only one. The Count of Provence also asserted his authority and settled on the Island of Martigues in 1226. A century later, Queen Jeanne had all the rights she possessed over her subjects in the Viguerie of Aix and in particular those of the Island, Jonquières and Ferrières recognized. We learn that the Island of Bouc depends on the Island of Martigues, and therefore it belongs to the Count and the Countess. It is indeed the inhabitants of the Island who provide the men necessary for the fort's garrison. In 1444, there was only one medieval tower which was used by Charles of Anjou (lord of the place at that time) to secure Marseille. He then built the Tour de Bouc, in parallel with the Tour Saint-Jean in Marseille. This tower is 26 meters high. At its summit, the lighthouse offers a range of 25 kilometers. It was electrified in 1936, then automated in 1998. It became solar in 2019. In 1536, Andrea Doria attacked the sides of Provence. Fort de Bouc, defended by the martegales, held firm. Ensuring the mouth of the Etang de Caronte, the Etang de Berre and the Tour de Bouc during the Wars of Religion was one of the concerns of the King of France. Until 1652, the Tower was the subject of struggles (sieges, captures, etc.). It will also serve as a prison for high-ranking figures such as Laurent de Coriolis (President of the Parliament of Aix), opponent of Richelieu's policies. The Fort de Bouc prison had a regional reputation since people almost never left it. It was a state prison where the enemy was locked up without trial, by simple order of the King. Laurent de Coriolis was locked up there for 10 years and then died there in 1644. The Tour de Bouc will also take part in the coastal surveillance system in 1632. From the La Ciotat lighthouse, to the Tour de Bouc, each guard lit his fagot to signify that there were no invaders. If the enemy was spotted, the watchtower had to signal two fires and consecutively, all the other places had to do the same. The revolutionary period revived this tradition which made Fort de Bouc one of the privileged points for controlling the passage of enemy ships, most often English. In the 17th century, the Fort as a whole, the two bastions (one to the South and one to the North), the standing bridge and the half-moon were built. The Fort de Bouc will remain essentially the same on the outside but its interior arrangements will evolve over the centuries. Under the authority of the Government of Provence, in 1726, the Provençal coasts were divided into nine captaincies. La Tour de Bouc will occupy a key position there. Around forty men occupy the Fort permanently. There is notably a major - commander, a chaplain, a storekeeper, a surgeon - major as well as a company of Invalides. In times of war, the Fort can accommodate up to 100 people in different rooms: barracks, guardhouse, governor's quarters, officers' lodge, canteen, tower and chapel. You will be able to discover the complete history of Fort de Bouc and the use that was made of these places during the guided tours offered by the Martigues Tourist Office.

Located near the Saint Sulpice chapel and overlooking the etang de l’Olivier, the Mediterranean garden was developed from 1997 by Istres’s Green Areas department. It is home to one hundred varieties of plants and bushes from the Mediterranean basin. A key element behind our 4-flower award for the ‘Villes & villages fleuris’ label, the Mediterranean garden offers a unique and perfect setting for a walk. When the fair weather arrives, come and stroll through this garden which offers a superb panorama on the etang de l’Olivier and its water jet. With more than 100 species from the Mediterranean basin, the garden features a high-quality plant environment. An ideal choice for family outings. Visits can be booked with a botanical specialist, through the tourist office.

If the village only had its church and a few houses in the 19th century, it is at the center of a territory that includes the most beautiful farmhouses in the Camargue: the painted farmhouse, the Cazeau tower farmhouse. This sector specializes in the breeding of herds of bulls and the cultivation of rice, including organic rice. There is also an important private research center on the flora and fauna of the marshes, the biological station of the Tour du Valat.

At Mas Saint Bertrand Nature atmosphere in a still wild setting. Camarguais restaurant for lunch, Gîtes and Bed and Breakfast From the end of March to the end of October: +33 (0) 4 42 48 80 69

The clubhouse at the port of Corbières, just north of Marseille towards Le Rove, has become a restaurant serving tapas, a la plancha and more sophisticated dishes ... ... bass fillets with julienne vegetables, ratatouille ravioli, a la plancha fish assortment, tapas and pinchos...

The restaurant offers traditional cuisine with meats (prime rib, duck breast, fresh foie gras, kidneys...) and fish according to availability (sardines, sea bream, Saint-Pierre, bass, sole...). Ludovic "fell into the pot" or rather the barrel of Paul, who gave him a taste for good wines and taught him to listen to the cicadas singing in the glasses of Provence wines. The cellar is also sponsored by Philippe Faure-Brac, to the delight of oenophiles. The restaurant has two terraces, one with a view of the Frioul archipelago, and a private room for groups (seminars, press conferences).

The history of the Le Littoral restaurant in l'Estaque has spanned three generations over almost 50 years. You'll be welcomed into a bright, pleasant and spacious dining room for a lunch of grilled fish, seafood or an exceptional bouillabaisse. A traditional menu features oysters, followed by cuttlefish or swordfish a la plancha. The traditional menu is complemented by a seasonal menu. For taste, peace and view, you'll be right at home at Littoral.

Panisses and chichis are a specialty of the Estaque district: the people of Marseilles are well aware of this as they cross the town to get their supplies! On autumn or winter Sundays, after a stroll through the picturesque lanes of l'Estaque or along the seafront, come and warm up with a cornet de panisses or a chichi frégi doughnut. Gourmets will love the chocolate or Chantilly topping!

"Gastronomy is the art of using food to create happiness". After 5 years on rue d'Italie and 14 years on rue Sainte, I'm off to the C.A.M. quay with my partner Virginie for a new adventure. We will continue to work with rigor, honesty, taste, choice of products and the promotion of our gastronomic heritage. Our cuisine is straightforward, based solely on fresh produce, wild fish and pure-bred meat, favoring short and local circuits wherever possible, with the utmost transparency, without forgetting the epicurean side that is so dear to us. We work with a young, motivated and learning team. We will always do our utmost to make your meal an enjoyable experience. We may have to wait a while or run out of stock, but "home-made" cooking always has its ups and downs. Our service is relaxed and professional, with the aim of always listening to you. We've been a Maîtres Cuisiniers de France, caterer and home chef, since 2018. We can open weekday evenings and weekends by arrangement.

Stay at Domaine de la Cabre d'Or in Cabriès: Accommodation and Must-See Attractions The Domaine de la Cabre d'Or, located in Cabriès, Bouches-du-Rhône, is the perfect destination for a relaxing, nature-filled getaway. Set in a peaceful, green environment, the domain offers a unique experience with high-quality accommodations and a variety of activities. Accommodation at Domaine de la Cabre d'Or The Domaine features elegant rooms and charming cottages, providing all the comfort needed for a pleasant stay. Enjoy a tranquil setting and refined atmosphere, perfect for couples, families, and groups of friends. Nearby Attractions Calanques National Park: Just a few kilometers away, explore the famous calanques and their crystal-clear waters. Aix-en-Provence: Discover this historic city known for its heritage and Provençal markets. Château de Calas: Visit this medieval castle offering panoramic views of the region. Sainte-Victoire Mountain: Ideal for hiking, with breathtaking views over Provence. Cassis Beaches: Enjoy the beaches and seaside, perfect for swimming and water activities. Book your stay at hotel in Cabriès now and discover the charm of Provence!

Balance, flavor and freshness are the restaurant's watchwords! At Cafouch, gourmet goodness and balance go hand in hand, and the plates are full of gourmet fruit and vegetables...Slate-style cuisine, dishes inspired by seasonal produce. Cafouch aux Saveurs is a lunchtime restaurant open Monday to Friday in the Saumaty business park between Estaque and St Henri. At Cafouch, we combine gourmet pleasure with balance. Eating is one of life's pleasures, but it's also essential to staying in shape. That's why we cook healthy, balanced dishes for you every day. Le Cafouch delights you with its home-cooking based exclusively on fresh, seasonal produce. Our "à l'ardoise" cuisine changes daily according to the market, for a constantly renewed experience. At Cafouch, everything is homemade. Our recipes feature delicate spices and surprising herbs. Come and discover our world cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere and warm setting...

If the village only had its church and a few houses in the 19th century, it is at the center of a territory that includes the most beautiful farmhouses in the Camargue: the painted farmhouse, the Cazeau tower farmhouse. This sector specializes in the breeding of herds of bulls and the cultivation of rice, including organic rice. There is also an important private research center on the flora and fauna of the marshes, the biological station of the Tour du Valat.

At Mas Saint Bertrand Nature atmosphere in a still wild setting. Camarguais restaurant for lunch, Gîtes and Bed and Breakfast From the end of March to the end of October: +33 (0) 4 42 48 80 69

From the ruins of the buildings of this former royal saltworks, easily accessible, but with authorization, you can access magnificent discovery trails on 4.5 kilometers of hiking trails. The three observatories and the trails are reserved for visitors with an authorization issued to La Capelière. Warning : Photography is regulated throughout the site. Dogs are not allowed on the site.

Brij and Vincent have been living in Marseille for twenty years. Eager to welcome their visitors in all friendliness, they will share their house with you for your stays of pleasure, business or visit of a close relation in Marseille (proximity of the CHU Nord), and of discovery in particular of the typical and popular district of Estaque, true rarity in this city for its exceptional framework and its history, accessible in season by the maritime shuttle which connects the city center and the Old Port to Estaque. Pets are accepted but will stay outside.

This guest room has a large terrace facing south. Bedroom: one part of the room has a double bed, another part is a living room with a table and two chairs, a sofa bed, a fridge and a microwave oven. A shower room with separate toilet. The railroad tracks just behind the room are not too noisy on a daily basis.

During your next stay in Marseille, don't forget to make a stop at Ibis Budget Marseille Estaque. Accessible by theLittoral freeway exit N°6, located at the foot of the painters'village L'Estaque, between the city center of Marseille and the Blue Coast. We welcome you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and offer you air-conditioned rooms, designed for 1, 2, or 3 people, equipped with a shower, toilet and television, for an economical price. Wifi offered and free parking reserved for our customers. (Coach parking subject to availability).

Stay at Domaine de la Cabre d'Or in Cabriès: Accommodation and Must-See Attractions The Domaine de la Cabre d'Or, located in Cabriès, Bouches-du-Rhône, is the perfect destination for a relaxing, nature-filled getaway. Set in a peaceful, green environment, the domain offers a unique experience with high-quality accommodations and a variety of activities. Accommodation at Domaine de la Cabre d'Or The Domaine features elegant rooms and charming cottages, providing all the comfort needed for a pleasant stay. Enjoy a tranquil setting and refined atmosphere, perfect for couples, families, and groups of friends. Nearby Attractions Calanques National Park: Just a few kilometers away, explore the famous calanques and their crystal-clear waters. Aix-en-Provence: Discover this historic city known for its heritage and Provençal markets. Château de Calas: Visit this medieval castle offering panoramic views of the region. Sainte-Victoire Mountain: Ideal for hiking, with breathtaking views over Provence. Cassis Beaches: Enjoy the beaches and seaside, perfect for swimming and water activities. Book your stay at hotel in Cabriès now and discover the charm of Provence!

The 70 air-conditioned rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV (varied TV bouquet with sports and international news channels). A hotel near the Estaque port and Marseille Provence airport Ready to set sail? Our hotel is near the Estaque boating port, in the perfect location for setting sail and exploring the Frioul archipelago (7 miles). In terms of access, our hotel is near Marseille Provence airport (10 miles), Marseille Saint-Charles train station (5 miles), and the A55 motorway.

Hotel located in Saint-Antoine, offering 122 air-conditioned rooms, on four hectares of greenery, on the hill itself, open 24 hours. Gated parking with free parking space, one coach parking space. Easy access from the freeway. Restaurant with leafy terraces. Airport 15 km, train station 10 km, CHU Nord nearby. The hotel offers a 10% discount to guests visiting or accompanying people hospitalized at CHU Nord. Meeting rooms, pétanque court. Renovation in 2025 Our establishment now boasts : - 122 fully renovated rooms in three different buildings, a 5-hectare park. - A modern restaurant for up to 60 people, plus a pétanque court. - Three modular seminar rooms, ideal for business meetings or private events. Located close to the main roads and with easy access to the city center, our hotel is a strategic address for business travelers and tourists alike.