Discover Marseille
Our charming villas in Marseille are in a quiet area, in the countryside, close to public transport, allowing you to go to the Old Port and on the Canebière. During your stay in our villas with parking in the countryside on the Blue Coast, we guarantee you a trip back in time, in fact, you will stay in an old farm completely renovated and furnished.
During your beautiful getaways to Marseille, take the opportunity to discover the Old Port, its fish market and its traditional restaurants , as well as La Canebière, this famous street opened in 1666, an unmissable place whether you are from Marseillais or a tourist.
The beaches
Want to escape, relax, rest, all accompanied by the song of cicadas and the sound of the waves, we advise you to go to the most beautiful beaches of Marseille: the beach of the Romaniquette, the Abricotier or that of the Prado.
Creeks
To observe turquoise water and preserved spaces, go to the most prestigious coves around Marseille: the cove of Morgiou, Surgiton, Sormiou, from En Vau, from Crine and from Samena. Spend a pleasant time, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, on heavenly beaches.
The MuCEM
The Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean is known to all for its extraordinary architecture, on the seafront. For a visit with family or friends, the MuCEM will know surprise you with its contemporary design, its exhibitions and its proximity to Fort Saint-Jean.
Our Lady of the Guard
The Basilica which overlooks Marseille is often nicknamed “the Good Mother” by the inhabitants of the Phocaean City. From its limestone peak, you will get a superb view of Marseille. Visit the symbol of a city that hosts more than a century of history.
The Château d’If
Off the coast of Marseille, discover the Château d’If. This fortress was built around 1520 and had several roles: protecting Marseille from an invasion, covering the exits of the royal fleet, being a prison for opponents and finally, the place of imprisonment of the hero of Alexandre Dumas, in his novel “The Count of Monte Cristo” from 1844.
The Frioul Islands
The Frioul archipelago is made up of 4 islands: Pomègues, Ratonneau, If and Tiboulen. Three of these islands can be visited. You will be able to discover enchanting landscapes, preserved and wild. Lovers of history, nature and unusual walks will be amazed by their visit to the Frioul islands.