Top Marseille Nature and Wildlife

Pedal your way to paradise on this 3-hour e-bike tour from Pointe Rouge beach in Marseille to the Calanques de Sormiou, located in the Calanques National Park. After getting some safety tips, rev up your e-bike for an adventure. Pedal or cruise (or little bit of both) along along the route between the limestone-clad mountains and the Mediterranean Sea and learn about the history and flora and fauna of the area from the local guide.

Explore France’s magnificent Calanques on this 3-hour electronic bike tour from Marseille. See three of the impressive rock formations in Calanques National Park, with historic and geological context from your guide. Pedal through Marseille’s diverse neighborhoods and stop for a swim in the Mediterranean. This tour is great for visitors with a sense of adventure looking to get under the surface of the city.

When your cruise ship docks in Marseille, spend time ashore on this electric bike tour to Sormiou Calanque in Calanques National Park. Suitable for those in good physical condition, this bike tour explores the limestone mountains fronting the Mediterranean Sea. Listen to a guide's engaging commentary and enjoy the pedal-assist features of the electric bike, which lets you cover more ground. Use of all equipment included.

Discover the best of Marseille in just four hours on a private sightseeing tour. The half-day excursion strikes the perfect balance between driving and walking to take full advantage of your limited vacation time. Historical highlights include the Old Port, Notre Dame de la Garde, and Fort St. Jean. Your enthusiastic guide also ensures that you experience the timeless culture found exclusively in this port city.

The Half-Day Orientation Race is the opportunity to discover the back country in complete freedom with a very detailed IOF map you will be able to immerse yourself completely in this landscape. From the maquis to the pine forest, nature will reveal all the colors of Provence. Count 3 hours of activity and a wide choice of sites: Calanques, Sainte Victoire, Alpilles, Luberon, Estérel ... Times can be modified and adjusted on request:      - Morning Orientation Course: 9 am-12pm      - Afternoon Orientation Race: 2 pm-5pm

The Orientation Race to the day makes it possible to acquaint oneself with the legend in a playful way and then to progress step by step up to great courses. This activity is complete because it associates the mind with the physical and everyone can do it at his own pace. The Orientation Race can be modulated in many ways to meet your environmental or other expectations. The picnic break is an opportunity to share and compare on the choices, points of view and itineraries of each one. Opening hours CO day adjustable: 9am-4pm

Deep in the heart of Provence, we'll visit our favorite hilltop villages of the Luberon. Gordes, considered one of the most beautiful villages of France on a rock, fabulous. . Then Bonnieux, with a magnificent view of the valley. Roussillon, famous for its rich, red and yellow ochres. In between we'll have a visit to a lavender distillery. See the Cistercien abbey of Sénanque from the 12 century. There will be a lunch stop at a typical Provencal restaurant. (optional)

Get an insider’s introduction to Marseilles’ rich culinary heritage during this half-day walking tour through the colorful, historic Le Panier neighborhood. Sample regional wines and savory cheeses in the home of a Marseilles local, sample tasty, traditional snacks like a fried panisse, and explore winding streets in one of the city’s most photogenic quarters.

The ATV or VTC by the day makes it possible better to make the link between the activity and the environment crossed. The trails in the area offer a variety of colorful landscapes. The circuits are adapted according to the level of each school group, individual or seminar - works councils. Opening times Day: Mountain bike or VTC adjustable: 9am - 4pm

Arles, city of art, history & photography a Unesco World Heritage Site. Most visitors come in search of Van Gogh & Roman history - look for the cafe in Place du Forum he painted Cafe Terrace at Night. Arles founded in 46BC by Julius Caesar 2000 years ago, & Van Gogh who arrived in 1888. From Arles, we head into the Camargue region follow the River Rhône where it meets the Mediterranean & windswept beach of Piémanson, time to take in the air & beauty of the nature around. In the heart of the Camargue natural park, you will witness an amazing sight of wild animals & wild landscapes; pink flamingos, bulls & the famous white horses of Camargue. You also visit the capital of the regional park, Les Saintes Maries de la Mer, a town of Spanish gipsy traditions. Head to the rooftop of the town's church, admire the view of the Mediterranean before visiting the Ornithological park Pont de Gau with flamingos, egrets and many more species. It's a day discovering the secrets of the Camargue & Arles.

Discover the Valensole plateau and its surrounding lavender fields during this private tour from Marseille. The purple fields only flower between June and August so be sure to visit during these months.

A wonderful tour in the region when you will taste the best wine called "Coteaux d'Aix" You will visit 3 to 5 wineries and taste between 10 to 20 wines. You will also have lunch in a typical Provençale restaurant. We’ll discover the villages on the slopes of Montagne St. Victoire with a experienced guide.

Discover Cassis as you never have before through the great wine estates that have earned the village such an excellent reputation.

We will leave Marseille at 4:15pm so we can catch the nice sunset when we get to Valensole plateau. The trip to get there is around 1 hour and 20 minutes. You will be surrounded by fields of lavender, the famous Provençal scented plant, abound here, alongside wheat fields and a host of charming villages such as Saint-Martin-de-Brômes, Riez and Esparron-de-Verdon. The best time for lovers of typical Provençal landscapes to visit is July, when Valensole plateau is awash with beautiful blue lavender in bloom. It's a sight – and scent – to behold!