In autumn, the calm and colours of the calanque des Goudes give you the impression of being at the end of the world.
You can get there by car, or on foot along the Pointe-Rouge. It’s an ideal way to combine the city and nature. All year round in Les Goudes, numerous restaurants and the famous bar “Le 20 000 lieues” await you for a moment of relaxation overlooking the sea.
If you’re still in shape, continue on to the Calanque de Callelongue! Just past the village of Les Goudes, take advantage of this magnificent area for a breath of fresh air. (Re)discover an authentic spot with its little port and fishermen’s cottages.
Easy to get to, the Calanque de Marseilleveyre is very pleasant out of season, as it is very busy in summer. In autumn, you can reach it from the Port de Callelongue in just an hour! Take your picnic and stop off at the pretty beach to sunbathe all afternoon!
The Calanque d’En Vau is best enjoyed out of season! Departing from Cassis for a slightly more challenging hike, or from the Col de la Gardiole, which is simpler but just as long, the Calanques d’En Vau is a must-see. In the off-season, you can enjoy the magnificent little cove with its steep cliffs in peace and quiet, with far fewer people than in summer!
In autumn, we advise you to bring something to cover up with, as the shade arrives quickly!
If you fancy a stroll by the sea, the Calanque de Sugiton is one of Marseille’s must-sees! Allow just over an hour to reach the magnificent coves of this calanque! The descent to Sugiton offers breathtaking views of the coastline.
