Kayak hire inside the Calanques National Park

Marseille and Cassis Calanques

 The Calanques National Park is at the doors of the second city of France, Marseille. The commune of Cassis has an exceptional geographical situation.

Kayaking to Port-Pin Calanque

The Calanque of Port-Pin has an incredible charm, its turquoise water and its beach are a real invitation to swim. From the first light of the day, the cove reveals its unique colors creating wonderful "lagoons".

Kayaking to Port-Miou Calanque

The Calanque de Port-Miou, "Port Mieux" in Provencal, is a small marina with a unique charm and tranquility. This Calanque is 1.5 km long and houses more than 500 boats.

Kayaking to En-Vau Calanque

The Calanque of En-Vau is the jewel of the national park. Its contrasts of colors, its vertiginous cliffs and its famous "finger of God" make all its splendor. Simply grandiose.

Kayaking to l'Oule Calanque

The calanque de l'Oule means "cauldron" in Provencal. This cove has no beach but it is surrounded by cliffs and many cracks. One of them gives access to a sea cave with a unique charm that can be discovered only by kayak. The "grotte de l'Oule" is a well-known spot for kayakers.

Kayaking to Eissadon Calanque

The Eissadon cove, located in Marseille, is characterized by a particular relief called "karstic", constituted by numerous rocky fractures. It presents very steep walls and seems quite wild. 

Kayaking to Corton beach

For those who are looking for a shorter walk than the Calanques: it is possible! You can discover, at only fifteen minutes from the starting point, the Corton beach offering you a breathtaking view on the famous cliff of Cap Canaille. You will appreciate its calm, its tranquility and its easy access.

Kayaking to Arène Beach

This beach at the foot of Cap Canaille is a marvel. Wild and less visited than the calanques, the Arena blazes when the sun becomes low. The islands of the Riou archipelago, visible on the horizon, complete this idyllic setting.