In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Calanques National Park telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Calanques National Park:

1
Sormiou Calanque
Calanque de Sormiou is one of Marseille's most popular and inhabited coves, characterised by traditional fishermen's huts and remarkably clear waters.
2
Morgiou Calanque
Calanque de Morgiou is an inhabited cove featuring a traditional fishing harbour that remains refreshingly unspoilt.
3
Calanque d'En-Vau
Calanque d'En-Vau stands among Marseille's most striking calanques, with dramatic limestone cliffs plunging into brilliantly turquoise waters.
4
Calanque de Sugiton
Calanque de Sugiton is a pristine, largely untouched inlet near Marseille that draws visitors keen on natural beauty.
5
Port-Miou Calanque
Calanque de Port-Miou is the longest inlet within the park and was once a limestone quarry serving Cassis.
6
Massif de Marseilleveyre
Massif de Marseilleveyre is a mountainous area to the west of the city offering a network of walking trails through varied terrain.
7
Île de Riou
Île de Riou is an uninhabited island off Marseille, locally known as Île aux Chèvres.
8
Cap Canaille
Cap Canaille rises 394 metres, making it one of Europe's highest sea cliffs.
9
Grotte Cosquer
Grotte Cosquer is a prehistoric cave system featuring rock paintings dating back 27,000 years, located near Marseille.
10
Mont Carpiagne
Mont Carpigne rises to 645 metres and forms the highest point within the Saint-Cyr massif.

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Practical information

13008 Marsella, Francia

Opening hoursSunday: 00:00

Official website +33 4 20 10 50 00 See more on Google Maps

Editorial summary

Parque nacional creado en 2012 que se extiende por la costa montañosa y por una zona marítima contigua.

— Google

Google Maps reviews of this place

Reviews posted by visitors on Google Maps.

Lara Thornton

INCREÍBLE. Es muy hermoso, recomiendo tomarse varios días para poder recorrerlo entero. Me quedé con ganas de más!

Jose Ignacio Silva

Espectacular lugar para los amantes de la naturaleza, el trekking y la escalada en roca. Todo muy bien señalizado. Llegamos en auto hasta casi el puerto y aparcamos sin problema hay lugar para estacionar, recomiendo llevar ropa comoda y buenas zapatillas , cosas para comer porque no hay nada. Tuvimos suerte de tener un día despejado.

Isaac Recuero lópez

Precioso parque natural para hacer rutas a pie o en bicicleta. Tiene un montón de sendas perfectamente indentificadas por colores marcados en las piedras. Algunas sencillas y otras mas dificiles según el tipo de persona. El entorno es respetado y esta limpio. Merece la pena ir temprano si te gusta mas que no haya mucha gente en los caminos.

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