Hikes to do during your stay

During your stay in my gîte by the sea you have the opportunity to discover the Côte Bleue on foot: if you are a hiker at heart you will find, along the Côte Bleue, several interesting circuits to do. Here I present some of the hikes, quite easy to do, they are all accessible to children. Always bring good shoes, a cap and a sufficient quantity of water.

The Calanque of Méjean

-for cave lovers-

Calanque de Méjean An easy hike departing from Port de la Redonne. You will then follow the coast and reach the cove of Figuières then, by road to those of Petit and Grand Méjean. Continuing further, in the direction of Niolon, you will find a magnificent cave on your right, below the path. Open your eyes wide! The return takes the same route to the Calanque de Figuières.

The Calanque of Figuerolles - the most accessible -

A beautiful hike to do as a family, easy to do as a family apart from the descent to the beach which is a little more arduous. Accessible to young and old, you will find beautiful paths, pine forests, rocky passages with a beautiful arrival from above on Figuerolles beach (a little steep in places all the same). The return is just as interesting on a pleasant path with a beautiful view of the Marseille harbor.

The Calanque de l’Erevine

- for adventurers-

A walk best done in the fall or spring. This is a fairly physical hike, very busy on weekends, and, in places, steep. The hike starts from the small port of Niolon via the customs officer's path, towards Méjean to reach the island of Erevine.

We follow the customs path which is, in places, steep and with a significant difference in altitude. Avoid in very hot weather.

Hike between the Niolon cove and the Redonne in video