Discover Ensues-la-redonne and its regional treasures

Bourgailles Caucarières hike, 4km, on the paths of the Côte Bleue. This route allows you to take an easy and pleasant family walk in the heart of our forest while having a breathtaking view of the sea. In the middle of the route, an orientation table allows you to find your bearings. At the starting car park, picnic tables allow you to take a lunch break.

A hiking itinerary on the Côte Bleue, between the green of the pine forests and the blue of the sea. Comprising 17 loops, this route will keep you busy for 3 or 4 days! Accessible from all Côte Bleue train stations.

Local loop of 12.4km in the Côte Bleue massif. An exceptional panorama over Carry-le-Rouet and its viaduct. This hike, starting from the Rouet beach, takes in the superb Notre Dame du Rouet chapel on the promontory, with a beautiful view of the Rouet calanque and its viaduct on one side and the Rouet bay and beach on the other. The Plaine du Bon Jean fell prey to flames on July 15, 2016. Without vegetation, the white limestone cliffs stand out even more, making this valley inaccessible off the trail. The ridge route offers a beautiful view of Marseille and its islands.

Easy 1h30 hike over the Côte Bleue massif, then down to the calanque des eaux salées, passing under the viaduct. Hiking in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of Alpilles, Maussane-les-Alpilles initially. This loop goes borrows the outskirts of the village of les Baux-de-Provence and Paradou. In this country circuit, you will discover the cultures of olive trees classified in AOC, multiple channels for irrigation of fields, stone Bastide, a House Wren... It is also a circuit without technical difficulty, the route follows mainly the forest paths or roads. The route passes under the rocky outcrop of the leases which resembles a bow of boat closely as far it remains stunning. A little further away, the garrigue Unveils post-war Mas quite atypical décor of Provence, the 'baou trouca"rock holes. The trail ends by the crossing of old Maussane and passing through the centre of the village.

This moderate hike (12km, 4h) takes in the hills behind the famous seaside resort of Carry-le-Rouet: the Estaque chain. This easy trail alternates between valley-bottom paths and wide tracks. Following a fire some 30 years ago, a low scrubland of kermes oak, rockrose, valerian and fragrant rosemary has developed on this white limestone rock, affording fine views of the Mediterranean Sea. On the way back, take the "sentier du lézard" (lizard trail), a path in the Côte Bleue regional marine park, lined with ten commentary boards on the flora and fauna of the seaside. Walk down Avenue Pierre Semard for around 200 m, then turn right into Rue des Ecoles, crossing a small white bridge. At the bottom of the street, turn right onto chemin du Jas Vieux, which you will follow to its end. Go through a barrier and enter the cylindrical tunnel under the D9 Côte Bleue expressway. At the old quarry, go straight on up the path lined with rockroses, valerian, kermes oaks and rosemary. It winds through a valley that was ravaged by fire 30 years ago. On the ground, notice the ruts made by cartwheels, evidence of an industrial past (transporting large blocks of stone). Entering the hill Leave the yellow trail and continue along the path on the right, which follows another valley. Then take the 2nd path on the left (between 2 rows of pine trees). It bends to the left, reaches a small pass and then joins the blue ridge path. View of the sea and the village of Ensuès-la-Redonne. Follow the ridge in a flat N-W direction. Pass under the high-voltage power line (to the right of a pylon). You come to a crossroads (stele of Marcel le chasseur and rusty old fence). Turn left onto a wide dirt track (yellow and blue). After a pylon, take the right-hand track, which continues flat on the Chemin de Valprête. Follow the small yellow gas line poles for 20 minutes, until you come to a rusty cistern. At the crossroads of the rusty cistern and 4 paths, take the small path furthest to the left at the corner of a beautiful pine tree, which descends for 25 minutes into a stony, pine-wooded valley. It joins a path coming from the left. Continue straight downhill (blue line). Then pass under another cylindrical tunnel of the Côte Bleue D9 expressway (be careful, it can be wet and very slippery!), skirt it on the left for 100m, then turn right on a good path due south. You'll come to a dirt track on the left, which runs along a telephone line (wooden poles). Stay on this main track until you reach a fork, where you'll see 2 telephone masts. At the fork, in sight of the 2 telephone masts, follow the wooden telephone poles to the right along a wide blue track below. Follow the Club Canin Saussétois. Cross the tarmac road and level crossing. Continue on Avenue de Lariano, Sausset-les-Pins commune, which joins the seafront and the GR, which you follow to the left on Avenue de l'Europe D5 as far as the Carry-le-Rouet entrance sign. Leave the D5 at the Carry-le-Rouet entrance sign and the plage des Baumettes. Still on the GR, follow the coastal path along the "piste du Lézard", which runs pleasantly alongside the sea to the port of Carry. This educational trail, part of the Côte Bleue regional marine park, features 10 information points on a variety of themes (aquatic flora and fauna, plants, shrubs, erosion, fossils, cicadas and green lizards), and is sure to amaze you! Magnificent views over the Côte Bleue to Marseille. After the pretty little red-and-white lighthouse and the inviting sandy coves perfect for swimming, arrive at the port of Carry via the Quai Malleville and walk past the Casino Municipal. Turn left onto Avenue Aristide Briand and pass the Espace Fernandel cinema. Take the yellow route along the boulodrome to the railway station.

Local loop of the Côte Bleue, 6km from Niolon, with a panorama of the Frioul and the Rade de Marseille. Hiking in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of Alpilles, Maussane-les-Alpilles initially. This loop goes borrows the outskirts of the village of les Baux-de-Provence and Paradou. In this country circuit, you will discover the cultures of olive trees classified in AOC, multiple channels for irrigation of fields, stone Bastide, a House Wren... It is also a circuit without technical difficulty, the route follows mainly the forest paths or roads. The route passes under the rocky outcrop of the leases which resembles a bow of boat closely as far it remains stunning. A little further away, the garrigue Unveils post-war Mas quite atypical décor of Provence, the 'baou trouca"rock holes. The trail ends by the crossing of old Maussane and passing through the centre of the village.

This 8km circuit starts from the Tourist Office and takes you through the hills of Carry-le-Rouet. After walking along the bottom of the valley, you'll discover ancient caves that were still inhabited in the early 1900s. The orientation table gives you a wide view of the Chaîne de l'Etoile, the coastal massifs around Marseille and its islands, as far as the Phare de la Couronne lighthouse. You'll come across a number of pretty little sheds tended by local hunters. On the way back, you'll notice that in the valleys sheltered from the mistral, the pines are gradually taking their place again.

This 10km circuit starting from the Tourist Office allows you to discover the hills behind Carry-le-Rouet. This easy hike alternates between paths in the valleys and tracks with beautiful sea views. You'll discover ancient caves still inhabited in the early 1900s. The orientation table gives you a wide view of the massifs around Marseille and its islands, all the way to the La Couronne lighthouse. The Vallon de Jaume is still a beautiful wooded valley.

A seaside hike along the reed bed path, where you'll discover the remains of the former water supply to Château Charles-Roux. Discover the château's former park, the dam and the now-filled reservoir.

Hike along the seafront, then through the reed beds and botanical path, climbing through the garrigue and along the pine forests to the top of the hill.

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).

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.

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.

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

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.

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!

Japanese fine-dining restaurant in Marseille where 'The dishes will whisk you away to Japan'. Young chef Ippei Uemura is originally from Kyoto, but has made Marseille his adopted home. His dishes highlight local fish in a traditional Japanese cuisine, prepared directly in front of the customers.

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 Cote Bleue has a limestone and indented coastline that stretches over some thirty kilometres between Martigues and Marseille. The Côte Bleue (Blue Coast) is a jagged limestone coastline that stretches for 30 kilometres between Martigues and Marseille. It is a succession of calanques (coves), little creeks and beaches nestling against the Estaque Hills One side of this chain encloses the Bay of Marseille on the north-west and, at the same time, its other side protects the basin of Berre Lagoon. It is a limestone arc of wild landscape, cut into by narrow winding vales at medium altitudes (180 - 280 m). The hills drop sharply into the sea along most of the coast; sometimes fishermens hamlets and weekend cabins cling to the steep crags. In the western part, the chain softens into plateaux and there are fine sandy beaches. A regional marine park was created in 1983 on the initiative of four local councils. It includes a 70 hectares conservation area off the coast from Sausset, and a peripheral area of 3,000 hectares that includes the entire coastline of the Blue Coast. There are splendid views from the coastal railway, which was built at the start of the century with several viaducts and tunnels. The best way to explore this coastline by car is to take the roads that go around little pleasure ports, skim the cliffs and wind through the rocky vales and the pinewoods. There are many suitable places for taking casual walks or longer hikes. A footpath called the "Customs officers’ footpath" is being built along the coastline. There is an abrupt descent into the calanque of La Redonne and then acrobatic paths lead to the calanques of Figuières and Méjean. A little further on are Madrague-de-Gignac and Niolon, a small village hanging on the rocky slopes at the end of the calanque of the same name, flanked by a 19th century fort with its cannons, where there is a very active diving centre. Bare and windswept Cap Couronne has a magnificent panorama of the coast and the Bay of Marseille.

The three beaches of Corbière (la Lave, la Batterie and le Fortin) were built south of l'Estaque, below the N568. A path dug in the rock and stairs allow access on foot. Beach surveillance will be from June 1 to August 31, 2022, 7 days a week from 9:30 am to 7 pm. Shallow and partly shaded, they are made of fine sand and pebbles, equipped with garbage cans, toilets, showers, first aid station. Nearby there is a refreshment bar, a playground (volleyball...), and a nautical base (sailing school, diving, canoeing, rowing). Direction "l'Estaque", follow highway A55 du Littoral. Bus 35 from Place de la Joliette to Plages de Corbières.

The small chapel of the "Nerthe"( Myrte, in provençal) is the ancient church of a small village of which nothing remains. Consecrated in 1042, it became a very popular place of pilgrimage in Marseille. People come there to pray to the Madonna of the Hen (Hence its other name : Notre-Dame de la Galline). Access on foot, by bike, by car. Mass on the first Saturday of the month at 10am. The church is open by appointment after contacting Mr. Fouque. Pilgrimage : September 8. Paul Guigou painted it in 1860.

A symbol of the romanisation of Martigues, it expresses the integration of the local elite in a new political and social system. The northern façade of the Chapelle de Saint Julien features a stone bas-relief of La Couronne which probably belonged to a monumental mausoleum. It represents a familiar funeral scene with a couple in the centre with two small children surrounded by two figures wearing gowns and two soldiers. Built during the first century AD, it is linked to the creation of a villa lower on the plain. The building is a tribute to the first master and founder of the residential and farming estate of Saint Julien.

Cézanne, who loved the dominant positions, was hardly attracted by what was still only a beach. His successors made it one of their favorite motifs. Derain multiplied the versions of his Fishermen's Boats. Braque, Friesz and Marque also gave several images of the small port.

Mass on Wednesday at 5:30 and 6:30 pm.

In the extreme north of Marseille, nestled at the foot of the Nerthe mountain range which protects it from the mistral wind, the small port of Estaque (attache, in Provencal), remains one of the most picturesque districts of the city. In the northernmost part of Marseille, nestling at the foot of the Nerthe massif, the little port of Estaque (meaning attachment in Provençal) is still one of the most picturesque districts of the city. Its development over the centuries has been closely associated with the traditional tile-making industry. At the beginning of the 20th century, people would come to L'Estaque to try sea urchins, bouillabaisse, panisses and sardines in hotels and restaurants built on the water's edge. Bastides, seaside villas (Château Fallet, Villa la Palestine, etc.) veritable architectural follies, etc. started to spring up next to the traditional small houses belonging to the workers from the nearby tile factories and cement works. For art enthusiasts, Estaque is above all one of the key locations in the birth of modern painting. From Collioure to Menton, just to consider the Mediterranean coast, there are plenty of places that have attracted great painters. However are there many places that can boast to have been frequented over a period of sixty years (1860-1920) by ten or so renowned artists? The name of L'Estaque is associated with impressionism, fauvism, cubism: these three periods that to a great extent determined the nature of painting in our time. Although Cézanne and Braque are the two major figures, we should not forget painters such as Derain, Dufy, Marquet, Friesz, Macke, Renoir, Guigou and Monticelli. Most of them painted dozens of canvasses at Estaque. An unusual destiny indeed for this village, which can firstly be explained by its situation: it offers an exceptional view point, where the panorama of the bay of Marseille is often very striking. The explanation for the painters' inspiration can also be found in the large number of different subjects, and in the variety of shapes and colours, all concentrated in a relatively small space: the horizontal sea, the vertical factory chimneys, the curves of the hills and the arches of the viaducts, the play of ochres and reds responding to the intensity of the myriad of greens and blues. A walking tour presents the history of this colourful working-class district with a strong character, little different nowadays from the village the painters knew and loved. Many of the themes are still here. To see them you just need to know how to look. Starting from the harbour jetty, take the painters' path, and after this walk lasting roughly two hours you will understand why these artists were so attracted to these sites. Eight enamelled lava information panels are positioned at various points of the walk.

Beach and public garden, from where the view on the bay of Marseille is remarkable. The present battery dates from the Second Empire, but, as early as the 17th century, another construction, now disappeared, housed six cannons and two mortars.

In the summer of 1908, Braque returned to Estaque for the third time and took as his motif a group of houses still visible today. Thus was born Houses at Estaque, the painting about which the word cubism was coined. Two years earlier, Braque had depicted the same motifs in a Fauvist work.

Here the itineraries of several artists cross. Cézanne painted "Maison à l'Estaque", a farmhouse that was then considered the birthplace of Pierre Puget. Braque, in 1908, while still steeped in Cézanne's lessons, painted the railway viaduct there. A moving meeting of master and pupil, 25 years apart. Derain also painted a lot in this area. It is also here that Macke came, following in the footsteps of Braque.

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.

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...

The restaurant serves traditional brasserie-style cuisine.

Bar, restaurant, ice cream parlour on Frioul: meat, fish, Armenian specialties. Exceptional setting, far from the noise of the city, facing the port. Large sunny terrace and covered veranda.

Restaurant, bar, ice cream parlour in Friuli offering fish and seafood: Friulian plate, grilled fish...

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).

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.

Located on Ratonneau Island, the center, managed by the Vacances Léo Lagrange association, enjoys a privileged location far from any human concentration. Located away from the village and just a few metres from a small cove that makes it easy to launch boats, it is ideal for water-based activities. The structure is made up of two distinct parts: accommodation and classrooms on the one hand, and communal areas on the other. The whole complex is set in wooded grounds of around 7,000 m2 (accommodation: 11 bungalows with 14 beds - 22 dormitories with 6 beds, including one dormitory accessible to a person with reduced mobility, 11 rooms with 2 beds).

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.

Not far from the hotel, you can enjoy a walk in the famous flea market of Marseille and near the river Aygalades. Marseille offers many attractive places to visit, among them: pld city Panier district, In the northern part you can visit the town hall as well as the new harbor with the business area Joliette-Arenc. Not far from there you can also visit the brand national museum Mucem.

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...)

Located in Marseille, Appart'City Classic Marseille Euromed offers non-smoking self-catering accommodation, 350 meters from 2 tramway stops to the Vieux Port and train station. Free fiber-optic Internet access is available. Offering city views, all accommodations feature a desk and flat-screen TV. Private bathrooms come with hairdryers and showers. For meal preparation, each accommodation includes a kitchenette equipped with microwave, cooking utensils and refrigerator. A buffet breakfast is served every morning at an additional cost. It includes a variety of breads, pastries, hot and cold drinks, fruit salad, fresh fruit, cheeses and yoghurts. The hotel is 7 km from Prado beach and 4 km from Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica. The Terrasses du Port shopping center and seaport are a 10-minute walk away. Private parking is available on site, on request and at an additional cost.

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!