



by Sud Kayak
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This half-day kayak tour lasts about three hours and starts at the port of l'Estaque in Marseille. Participants launch their sea kayaks and paddle along the coast of the Parc Marin de la Côte Bleue, passing several small coves and creeks. The group stops at a secluded small beach, which is difficult to reach by land, for a break that includes swimming in clear water. On the return trip, the route moves further offshore to provide views of the Côte Bleue and Marseille Bay. The tour is guided by a state-certified instructor and includes all necessary equipment: sea kayak, paddle, life jacket, and a dry bag. Optional rentals include a snorkel mask, a comfort backrest, and a waterproof phone pouch. The morning departure is recommended for beginners due to calmer sea conditions. Participants must bring their own water, hat, sunglasses, swimsuit, closed shoes, and sunscreen.
Kayaking along the Blue Coast from l'Estaque
This three-hour kayak excursion starts at the port of l'Estaque, Marseille, heading toward Carry-le-Rouet along the Côte Bleue. Participants receive a safety briefing, route overview, and weather update before being equipped with kayaks, paddles, life jackets, and waterproof bags. The kayaks used are recent models from 2021 to 2023. The tour includes a break at a small, secluded cove with crystal-clear water suitable for swimming. The morning trip offers calmer seas, making it suitable for beginners. Optional equipment rentals include a snorkel mask and comfort backrest for 5€, and a waterproof pouch for phones costing 10€.
180 min
By bus, it is line number 35, bus stop "ESTAQUE RIAUX". By train, you can leave from the "Marseille Saint Charles" station in the direction of the "Estaque" station. Once there, use your GPS we are easy to find!
End point
By bus, it is line number 35, bus stop "ESTAQUE RIAUX". By train, you can leave from the "Marseille Saint Charles" station in the direction of the "Estaque" station. Once there, use your GPS we are easy to find!