이스트레스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Absolutely beautiful and ideal for clearing your head and coming back refreshed and ready

Pretty little fishing port

A small, charming harbor town with several restaurants, a very nice campervan site, a harbor with a small fish market, and a delicious bakery. Well worth a visit.

Although only 7km long (from Niolon), the trail was challenging. Climbing was occasionally necessary until reaching the bathing cove (km 3, from Niolon) (3-point rule!). From there, the trail was easier and better secured.

Under the gaze of Lois Castagne, it is a pleasant place to take a break in the shade.

In Cay Rademacher's crime novel "Dangerous Cote Bleue" (a Provence crime story featuring Captain Roger Blanc), a character named Claude Figaroli explains to a police officer transferred from Paris what CALANQUES means: "It comes from the Provençal word CALANCO, steep. The bays are nothing more than steep valleys that rivers carved into the limestone cliffs in prehistoric times. Since then, the sea level has risen, and the canyons have become fjords. But they have retained their shape underwater: narrow, steep, and confusing. What you and I find picturesque today was hell for sailors for a long time."

Superb viewpoint

The park is only open on Wednesdays and Sundays. The remains of this industrial site are interesting and well explained through posters.