Le Parc National des Calanques

The Calanques National Park has been classified since 2012. Located between Marseille, France’s second largest city, and La Ciotat, this park comprises 5,000 hectares of landscapes that are as sublime as they are exotic, stretching along 20 kilometres of coastline. 🌊🍃

A land, sea, island and peri-urban area, the Calanques National Park is one of a kind. It is home to no fewer than 80 species of birds, 900 plant species, 60 heritage marine species and magnificent reptiles. An exceptional biodiversity that the park aims to protect.

A land, sea, island and peri-urban area, the Calanques National Park is one of a kind. It is home to no fewer than 80 species of birds, 900 plant species, 60 heritage marine species and magnificent reptiles. An exceptional biodiversity that the park aims to protect.

The hardest part will undoubtedly be choosing your destination!
Whether you travel by land via Marseille, Cassis, La Ciotat, or by sea to reach the Frioul Islands and admire the seabed, your trip will be unforgettable and promises an extraordinary experience near the Les Tamaris campsite! Prepare to be amazed!

A wide range of activities are also available to spice up your outing. From the more traditional but no less sublime walking or hiking to mountain biking or climbing, not to mention scuba diving, everyone can experience the calanques in their own way and is sure to leave with memories to last a lifetime!

Boat trips are also organised, allowing visitors to explore a large area in a limited amount of time.

All the useful information you need about the must-see sites in the Calanques National Park: https://www.calanques-parcnational.fr/fr.

Enjoy exploring, everyone! ☀️📸