Marseille Tour in Vintage Car with a Chauffeur

1. La corniche
   Pass by
   The Corniche Kennedy in Marseille is a scenic coastal road offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Stretching for several kilometers, it connects the Old Port to the beaches of the Prado. Lined with luxurious villas, rocky coves, and the famous Vallon des Auffes, it is a popular spot for walking, jogging, and sightseeing. The Corniche also features the world's longest bench, running along the seaside promenade.
2. Plage des Catalans
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   The mythic beach of the Catalans, with a view from the sea.
3. Plages du Prado
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   The Prado Beaches in Marseille are the city's largest and most popular beaches, created in the 1970s to expand the coastline. They offer sandy and pebbly shores, clear waters, and a variety of sports facilities, including volleyball courts and skateparks. The area is ideal for swimming, picnicking, and windsurfing, attracting both locals and tourists. With green spaces and a relaxed atmosphere, the Prado Beaches are perfect for a day by the sea.
4. Port des Goudes
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   The Route des Goudes in Marseille is a breathtaking coastal road leading to the picturesque fishing village of Les Goudes. Winding through rocky landscapes and offering stunning sea views, it is a gateway to the Calanques National Park. Popular with cyclists and nature lovers, the route provides access to hidden coves and scenic hiking trails. It’s a must-visit for those seeking an authentic and wild side of Marseille.
5. Port des Goudes
   30m · Admission ticket included
   The Port of Les Goudes in Marseille is a charming fishing harbor nestled between the sea and rugged limestone cliffs. In the morning, we will stop by the waterfront to enjoy a coffee accompanied by navettes, the traditional orange blossom biscuits. As the day winds down, we’ll savor a glass of rosé with tapenade spread on crispy bread, all while admiring the sunset over the Mediterranean. A perfect moment of relaxation in an authentic setting.
6. La Calanque de Callelongue
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   Callelongue is the last inhabited hamlet before the wild landscapes of the Calanques National Park in Marseille. This small fishing village marks the gateway to the Calanques, offering breathtaking views of limestone cliffs and the Mediterranean. A starting point for scenic hikes, it is also a peaceful spot to enjoy the sea and the untouched nature surrounding it.

Pickup details

We can pick you up at your current location; you just need to send us the address.
Otherwise, we can offer a departure from 1 Quai Marcel Pagnol, 13007 Marseille.
In any case we will send you the gps point by whatsapp, or call you if you don't have whatsapp.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels