Permit reservations are only mandatory for hikers wishing to access the site by land during the summer. By choosing Bleu Évasion, you don't need any permit: we visit Sugiton by sea, with complete freedom. It is the ideal alternative to admire the Calanque without the constraints of land quotas, while respecting the site's tranquility.
The Torpilleur (Torpedo Boat) is an iconic rocky islet located at the entrance of the Calanque, named for its silhouette that resembles a warship emerging from the water. Our skippers will position you at the best angle to observe this world-famous geological curiosity, which locals also affectionately call the 'Swan' depending on the viewing angle.
Absolutely! Sugiton is unique for having two small pebble coves nestled at the foot of towering cliffs. From the deck of the boat or catamaran, you enjoy an unobstructed view of both inlets simultaneously. It's a privileged perspective that allows you to grasp the full verticality of the massif, which is much more impressive from the open sea than from the trail.
Sugiton is a true natural aquarium thanks to its rocky seabed and clear waters. Although we do not drop anchor in the very heart of the Calanque to protect the ecosystems, the swimming areas around Sugiton and the Torpilleur offer exceptional visibility. It's a perfect spot to observe schools of salema porgy, sea bream, and the colorful marine flora of the National Park, with fun passages between the various small islands.
Right next to Sugiton, the tour takes you to the Pierres Tombées Calanque, famous for its spectacular scree slopes and turquoise waters. Just a few minutes of navigation away, we also pass by Cape Morgiou and its famous Blue Cave. This area is one of the wildest and most photogenic parts of our Marseille Calanques circuit.
