Marseille: Frioul Islands Boat Tour with Swim Stop

Escape the city and dive into the maritime heart of Marseille.

Embark on a comfortable semi-rigid boat from the Mucem for a 2-hour adventure. Guided by your skipper, you will discover the hidden gems of the coastline before heading to the Frioul archipelago.

Your itinerary:
Coastline & Monuments: Sail past the Major Cathedral and the Mucem. You will admire the picturesque Vallon des Auffes, a traditional fishing port famous for its "Pointus" boats and the "Chez Fonfon" restaurant.

Legendary History: Approach the Château d'If, the famous fortress-prison that inspired Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo. Your skipper will share the difference between the legend and the reality of this feared prison.

The Frioul Archipelago: Navigate through the islands of Pomègues and Ratonneau. Admire the secluded creeks and the organic fish farm.

Swimming Break: We will drop anchor in a sheltered cove with turquoise waters, like the Calanque des Cambrettes (a natural pool) or near the historical Hôpital Caroline. Jump in for a swim! (Masks and snorkeling gear are available on board ).

Island Stopover: Enjoy a 20-minute stop at the Port of Frioul to grab an ice cream, walk along the dike, or simply enjoy the island atmosphere.

Before returning to the Old Port, take advantage of the fresh water shower on board to rinse off the salt. A perfect mix of culture, nature, and fun.