Calanque de la Mounine

The descent into the small bay is definitely worth it; it's lovely when the sea rushes in

Small cove, very steep and less frequented than others

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From Callelongue, the Mounine cove is located halfway between the Semaphore pass and the Marseilleveyre cove.
This small, very narrow and shallow cove is home to exceptional flora and fauna.
Its many cavities provide natural shelter for scorpion fish, sea bream, starfish and other sea urchins.
At the exit of the cove, the depth becomes greater and remains so until the Mounine islet. From this islet, sometimes subject to violent winds, begins the Plateau des chèvres (about 10 meters deep) which connects the coast to the islands of Jarre and Jarron located opposite. EN Departing from Callelongue, the Calanque de la Mounine is located halfway between the Col du Sémaphore and the Calanque de Marseilleveyre.
This small, very narrow and shallow cove is home to exceptional flora and fauna.
Its numerous cavities provide natural shelter for scorpionfish, sea bream, starfish and other sea urchins.
At the exit of the cove, the depth becomes greater and remains so until the islet of La Mounine. From this islet, sometimes subject to violent current winds, begins the Plateau des Chèvres (approximately 10 meters deep) which connects the coast to the islands of Jarre and Jarron located opposite.

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