Visit of Marseille and Friuli Archipelago in Catamaran

Arriving in front of the famous Old Port, you will admire from the rooftop of the boat the harbor of Marseille, the Mucem, the Cathedral of the Major, the Palace of Pharo and the Fort Saint-Jean. The captain will then head for the Vallon des Auffes

Nestled at the foot of the Corniche, the Vallon des Auffes is one of the most picturesque ports in Marseille. With its traditional boats, colourful houses and iconic bridge, this small fishing port has preserved an authentic and timeless atmosphere. Accessible from the sea, it offers a unique viewpoint and a privileged moment to admire the maritime soul of Marseille.

Dominated by the Fort de Tourville, this small rocky island offers a spectacular setting between military heritage, clear cliffs and crystal clear sea. Accessible only by sea, it reveals itself as an exclusive place, ideal for a contemplative break and unforgettable photos while sailing.

A legendary emblem of the harbor of Marseille, the Château d’If fascinates with its history and imposing architecture. Built in the 16th century on a rocky island, it served as a fortress and prison, immortalized by “The Count of Monte Cristo”. From the sea, the castle offers a spectacular panorama and a unique glimpse of the Marseille Mediterranean.

Off the coast of Marseille, Friuli Island is a true Mediterranean setting, famous for its turquoise waters, sea-carved cliffs and picturesque little ports. Composed of several islets, it offers wild and unspoilt landscapes, perfect for admiring nature, filling up with light and enjoying spectacular views of the harbor and the city.

th turquoise waters and preserved surroundings. Enjoy moments of swimming, snorkeling or even by seescooter, enjoy a refreshing aperitif and a friendly lunch facing the sea. This break is an opportunity to relax, admire the landscape and enjoy the Mediterranean to the full.

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