Calanque de Morgiou boat tour

The Calanques from Marseille to Cassis

Calanques boat tour: Calanque de Morgiou
Can be adapted according to weather and swimming conditions
Info: the catamaran circuit is slightly shorter
Secret paradisiacal spots await you!
The Calanque de Morgiou was originally meant to be a magnificent beach.

A small port was built but the place has retained all its charm.

Only a few boats and some traditional 'pointus' spend the year there.

The Calanque is part of the 9th arrondissement of the city of Marseille, like Sormiou.

Morgiou is 25 minutes by boat from the Pointe Rouge port.

It is also in this calanque that you can discover the famous Blue Cave.

A little further away, Sugiton and its emerald waters...

Discover also: Sormiou, Sugiton, En-Vau, Port-Pin, Port-Miou

Frequently Asked Questions

The replica (Villa Méditerranée) is located at the Vieux-Port where some of our cruises depart, but at sea, we pass exactly in front of the original submerged tunnel entrance, located beneath the Pointe de la Triperie. Our skippers, National Park experts, will point out the exact location of this world-unique archaeological treasure, to which access is strictly reserved for scientists.

Absolutely! Thanks to the maneuverability of our motorboats and catamarans, we get as close as possible to the cliff to let you discover the Blue Cave. When weather conditions permit, this passage offers an unforgettable light show—one of the best-kept secrets of the Morgiou massif that our captains love to share.

Yes, and it's one of the highlights of the tour. We enter the heart of the Calanque to offer you a panoramic view of its authentic small fishing port and historic 'cabanons'. It is from the deck of our boats that you can best capture the soul of this timeless fishing village, nestled between the limestone walls.

To maintain the flow of your tour and respect National Park regulations, we do not schedule landings on the quay. However, we stay stationary in the Calanque long enough for you to admire the local life and take photos, before heading to a wild mooring spot for an open-water swim.

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