The Calanques of Cassis by boat

Expect to pay around €139 per person for a 4.5-hour shared excursion, which includes the skipper, fuel, swimming stops, fins, mask and snorkel, shorty wetsuits, GoPro use, cold drinks, and the Calanques national park tax. At Bleu Évasion, we prioritize small groups or private charters to guarantee a superior quality experience. The price, of course, includes the unique expertise of our skippers.

To see the En-Vau Calanque at its best, the morning is ideal. Due to its towering cliffs, En-Vau quickly falls into shadow by early to mid-afternoon, depending on the season. Departing early allows you to enjoy maximum sun refraction on the turquoise water and often a calmer sea. For lovers of golden light and peaceful atmospheres, our 'Sunset' trips at the end of the day also offer a magical spectacle over the rest of the massif.

The Cassis Calanques (Port-Miou, Port-Pin, En-Vau) offer the best protection against the Mistral thanks to their orientation and the deep casing of their cliffs. At Bleu Évasion, we place your comfort at the top of our priorities: in the event of strong North-West winds, we adapt our logistics and prioritize departures from Cassis. This allows us to sail immediately in calm, sheltered waters, guaranteeing a serene experience and pleasant swimming even when the wind is blowing off the coast of Marseille.

Departing from Marseille offers a much more complete experience, especially since the options departing from Cassis consist exclusively of large passenger transport vessels. You will cross the entire Marseille bay (unless departing from Pointe Rouge) and then the National Park, including the Riou archipelago and the wild Marseille Calanques, which are further from Cassis. Sailing from Marseille allows you to see the landscape evolve progressively, from the offshore islands to the cliffs of Cassis. It is the choice for a truly comprehensive panorama.