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This little calanque is charming. Very narrow, easy to get to. When the sea is rough, it crashes in with great force.

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The turquoise lake is a real alternative to the sea. The absolute highlight is the beginning of the Verdon Gorge, which you can explore by canoe, pedal boat, or electric boat for about 1.5 km.

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Beautifully situated bay, good swimming spot

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Flamingos as far as the eye can see 🦩🤩

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beautiful hike

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From above, this bay looks rather inconspicuous, but when you walk down the path and stand in front of it, you'll be amazed at the force with which the water rushes in. It's worth it!

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A beautiful little bay with turquoise water. Deserted in winter and with a charm all its own.

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An emblematic place in Cucuron, a lively village all year round, the Place de l'Étang and its two-hundred-year-old plane trees offer an ideal setting to stop for a refreshing drink in the shade or have lunch on a terrace. On market days, the atmosphere is typical of the region.

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Lost at the end of the world, just a few steps from home! No motor vehicles for more than 20 km, almost no one this morning of November 3. The colors, the birds, the plants, these reflections on the water, this light. It's simply magical! A serenity that is more than worth the detour.

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A small rocky bay with a beach that invites you to swim.

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The most beautiful viewpoint of the park.

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EN 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. SOURCE TEXT TOURISM OFFICE

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FR The bustling Marseille forgotten, here we are very close and so far from the urban hustle and bustle! A few cables from the Old Port we find ourselves in a magnificent mineral landscape.   Marseilleveyre is the second of Marseille's coves, when you follow the coast. From the port of Callelongue, a 45-minute walk along the marked GR 98 path is enough to take you into a corner of paradise as you follow this coastal path, a real balcony overlooking the sea!  Around ten cabins without water or electricity still remain exceptional gems in this wild cove at the gates of the second largest city in France. What a contrast! A very rustic life far from city comfort. Bathed in sunshine, often swept by the Mistral, populated by tourists or deserted, the Calanque de Marseilleveyre is all of these things at the same time! . IN The bustling Marseille forgotten, here we are very close and so far from the urban hustle and bustle! A few cables from the Old Port we find ourselves in a magnificent mineral landscape. Marseilleveyre is the second of Marseille's coves, when you follow the coast. From the port of Callelongue, a 45-minute walk along the marked GR 98 path is enough to take you into a corner of paradise as you follow this coastal path, a real balcony overlooking the sea! Around ten cabins without water or electricity still remain exceptional gems in this wild cove at the gates of the second largest city in France. What a contrast! A very rustic life far from city comfort. Bathed in sunshine, often swept by the Mistral, populated by tourists or deserted, the Calanque de Marseilleveyre is all of this at the same time! SOURCE TEXT TOURISM OFFICE

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Gorgeous ! This place really makes you want to stop for a drink... For next time!

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Small, quiet cove less busy than others

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Pleasant little cove less busy than others

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Small cove, very steep and less frequented than others

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Large cove in a very beautiful environment. The developments spoil the natural side of the area a little...

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Also nicknamed "lost lake", this dam on the Cause is ideally located at the gates of the city of Aix-en-Provence. It is supplied with water mainly by an artificial underground pipe bringing water from the Verdon via the Canal de Provence and not by the river which is often dry. This explains why we find this turquoise color of the water. Swimming in the Bimont lake is prohibited. It is regularly drained and many fish are thus collected.

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Calanque converted into an accessible but very busy port

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