Traditional Sailing in the Calanques National Park from Marseille Vieux-Port

Experience a timeless journey with this sailing trip near Marseille in the heart of the Calanques National Park. Boarding "La Flâneuse", a traditional tartane and the last vintage rigging of its kind in Marseille, is a rare opportunity to discover the Phocaean coastline from an authentic perspective. This vessel, certified as a "Boat of Patrimonial Interest", offers a privileged setting to sail between sky and sea, far from the urban hustle, while respecting the environment of this protected natural park.

The departure takes place from the Mucem quays, at the entrance of the Old Port (Vieux-Port). After a presentation of the ship by your qualified captains, you will set sail for the jewels of the bay. You will sail along the famous Corniche Kennedy, admire the Vallon des Auffes and the Pointe de Malmousque before passing the Degaby islet. The itinerary then leads you near the mythical Château d'If, made famous by the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo", before reaching the Frioul archipelago for a stop at anchor in a sheltered cove.

The atmosphere on board invites absolute relaxation. You can settle comfortably on beanbags and cushions made from the boat's old sails. During the break, enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters or explore the seabed by snorkeling with the equipment provided. To complete this moment of conviviality, coffee, tea, or a traditional Provençal lemon syrup (PAC) will be served by the crew.

This navigation is ideal for those seeking a peaceful and cultural escape. Whether you are with family including infants or with friends, let yourself be carried by the wind and the expertise of our passionate sailors. Are you ready to glide across the water aboard a historical monument of Marseille's maritime heritage?