Marseille has 57 km of coastline and most visitors see 500 metres of it. The electric bike solves the problem: in one morning we ride from the Vieux-Port to the last village before the Calanques, with stops at every cove worth a photo.
The route is almost entirely on seaside roads and cycle lanes. You do not need to be sporty; the motor takes the slopes of the Corniche and the climb into Les Goudes.
Highlights
- The whole Corniche without the hills hurting
- Vallon des Auffes and Malmousque, two villages inside the city
- The Prado beaches and the marina of Pointe Rouge
- Les Goudes and Callelongue, where the road ends
- Lunch at a seaside restaurant we know and trust
Itinerary
Vieux-Port to the Catalans
Bike fitting, then along the Pharo palace gardens to the first beach of the city.
Corniche Kennedy
Vallon des Auffes and its viaduct, the Monument aux morts de l’Armée d’Orient, the rocks of Malmousque.
Prado and Pointe Rouge
The long beaches built with the rubble of the metro, the marina, the first views of the islands.
Les Goudes and lunch
The fishing village at the end of the road, the Île Maïre in front of you, and a table by the water.
Included
- Guide
- Electric bike and helmet
Good to know
- About 25 km round trip, flat or assisted
- Minimum height 1.50 m to ride the e-bikes
- Swimwear welcome from May to October
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before
Frequently asked questions
I have not cycled for years. Is it a problem?
No. We start with ten minutes of practice in a quiet area and the electric assistance makes the ride easy. The route avoids busy roads wherever possible.
Can we swim?
Yes, in season. Malmousque and the Prado beaches are the usual stops; bring a towel.