Calanques National Park
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This stunning coastal area stretches over twenty kilometres from the south of Marseille to La Ciotat via Cassis. A must-visit for tourism, the calanques can be explored on foot or by boat. The location is also ideal for diving and climbing.

Overview of the park

This stunning coastal area stretches over twenty kilometres from the south of Marseille to La Ciotat via Cassis. A must-visit for tourism, the calanques can be explored on foot or by boat. The location is also ideal for diving and climbing.

Key details

  • Tourist interest: (must-see or highly recommended).
  • Features: both a terrestrial and marine park.
  • Location:
  • Area: 520 km².
  • Altitude: sea level.

Environment

Wildlife and flora

Precautions

What to see and do

Nearby

Climate and weather

The climate of the Calanques is typically Mediterranean, with plenty of sunshine, mild winters, and hot, dry summers. Rainfall occurs in autumn, particularly around October-November. The wind is often present and can sometimes blow in gusts.

Transport

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation

Food

Additional information