A beach of small pebbles and sand, some huts and a bar restaurant supplied by the sea.
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Marseilleveyre is the only calanque not connected by a road. The pebble and sandy beach is always very busy due to its proximity to the city and easy access.
Starting from Callelongue, a 50-minute walk (2km) on the GR98-51 path allows you to access the calanque of Marseilleveyre, along the sea.
The access path offers a breathtaking view of the islands.
The calanque is also served by boat.
Marseilleveyre is the name of the summit culminating at 432m above sea level, from "veyre" in Provençal which can be translated as "to see", it offers a sublime panorama.
Starting from Callelongue, a 50-minute walk (2km) on the GR98-51 path allows you to access the calanque of Marseilleveyre, along the sea.
The access path offers a breathtaking view of the islands.
The calanque is also served by boat.
Marseilleveyre is the name of the summit culminating at 432m above sea level, from "veyre" in Provençal which can be translated as "to see", it offers a sublime panorama.
Marseilleveyre is the only calanque not connected by a road. The pebble and sandy beach is always very busy due to its proximity to the city and easy access.
Starting from Callelongue, a 50-minute walk (2km) on the GR98-51 path allows you to access the calanque of Marseilleveyre, along the sea.
The access path offers a breathtaking view of the islands.
The calanque is also served by boat.
Marseilleveyre is the name of the summit culminating at 432m above sea level, from "veyre" in...
Starting from Callelongue, a 50-minute walk (2km) on the GR98-51 path allows you to access the calanque of Marseilleveyre, along the sea.
The access path offers a breathtaking view of the islands.
The calanque is also served by boat.
Marseilleveyre is the name of the summit culminating at 432m above sea level, from "veyre" in...
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