• Marseille - Depending on the pickup location, reaching the first destination will take approximately 30 minutes.
• L’Estaque - Upon arrival at L’Estaque, visitors will experience the genuine charm of a fishing village within Marseille. Known as the ‘village des peintres,’ it has inspired artists like Monticelli and Paul Cézanne. The tour will take guests to the village’s highest point, offering a stunning view of Marseille, perfect for capturing memorable photos.
• Marseille - Traveling from L’Estaque to the next destination will take about 20 minutes.
• Cathedrale de la Major - The next stop is the magnificent Cathédrale de la Major. Constructed in the 19th century, this cathedral is the first landmark seen by merchants and travelers arriving in Marseille. It showcases the beauty and influence of the Phocean city and is one of the largest cathedrals in France built since the Middle Ages. From here, visitors can also view Marseille’s commercial port and The Mucem, a modern museum with exhibitions on Mediterranean culture and contemporary art. The Mucem, built in 2013, commemorates Marseille’s year as the European Capital of Culture. The complex includes Fort Saint-Jean, a 17th-century fortress built by King Louis XIV to protect the city and assert royal authority.
• The Panier - A visit to ‘Le Panier,’ near the cathedral, is essential. This charming old town, with its narrow streets and colorful historic buildings, makes it easy to forget you’re in a city of nearly 1 million people. While passing through, stopping is not possible due to narrow streets and limited parking, but exploring this beautiful area on foot is highly recommended.
• Marseille - Traveling from Le Panier to the next destination will take about 20 minutes.
• Palais Longchamp - The next stop is the magnificent Palais Longchamp, an architectural gem of Marseille. Built in the 19th century to celebrate the arrival of water via the Canal de Marseille, this grand monument is surrounded by lush gardens, offering a serene escape from the bustling city. The palace houses both the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Natural History, making it a cultural highlight. Though the stop is brief, visitors are encouraged to admire the stunning fountains, statues, and scenic views. A leisurely stroll through the park is recommended for those with more time.
• Marseille - Traveling from Palais Longchamp to the next stop will take about 20 minutes.
• Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde - The next destination is the iconic Notre-Dame de la Garde, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Marseille and the Mediterranean Sea. Built in the 19th century, this basilica is a symbol of protection for sailors and locals, featuring stunning mosaics and intricate architecture. Known as the ‘Bonne Mère’ to the people of Marseille, it has been a pilgrimage site for centuries. A short stop allows time to explore the interior, enjoy the incredible vistas, and capture unforgettable photos.
• La corniche - From Notre-Dame de la Garde, the journey continues towards Pointe Rouge along the stunning Corniche Kennedy. This scenic coastal road offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea, with sparkling blue waters stretching out as far as the eye can see. As the drive continues along La Corniche, beautiful beaches, rocky coves, and elegant 19th-century villas line the cliffs. The panoramic views over the bay, combined with the gentle sea breeze, make this one of the most picturesque routes in Marseille. The journey heads towards the southern part of the city, arriving at Pointe Rouge, a lively coastal area known for its sandy beaches and relaxed atmosphere.
• Marseille - The journey continues through Pointe Rouge, heading towards the charming village of Les Goudes. This picturesque fishing village, nestled between the hills and the sea, is known for its vibrant atmosphere and stunning coastal scenery. As the route leads to Les Goudes, the rugged cliffs and crystal-clear waters that define this beautiful area become apparent. The quaint harbor, filled with colorful fishing boats, adds to the village’s charm. Visitors can take a moment to soak in the serene surroundings and the unique character of Les Goudes, a hidden gem showcasing the natural beauty of Marseille’s coastline.
• Port des Goudes - A short stop in the enchanting village of Les Goudes allows for enjoying stunning views of L’île Maire, a small island just off the coast. This picturesque spot showcases the rugged beauty of the Mediterranean landscape, characterized by rocky cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can appreciate the stark yet captivating scenery that defines this area, offering a perfect opportunity to capture breathtaking photos of the coastline and the striking contrasts of nature.
• Col de la Gineste - The route to Cassis takes travelers along the scenic Col de la Gineste, a winding hill road offering sweeping views of Marseille, the Calanques, and the Mediterranean. As the descent continues, the turquoise waters and cliffs of Cassis come into sight, setting the stage for the final stop.
• Cassis - Arrival at the Old Port of Cassis provides 40 minutes of free time to enjoy at leisure. Visitors can stroll along the waterfront, explore the narrow streets, or simply relax with views of the harbor and surrounding cliffs. This lively port is the perfect place to soak up the atmosphere of a true Provençal fishing village, making it a memorable way to end the day.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Experience the Best of Marseille and Cassis at Your Leisure
Embark on a personalized private tour of Marseille and Cassis. Relish a flexible and comfortable way to explore France’s oldest port city and its breathtaking coastline.

Highlights include:

Architectural & Cultural Treasures – Discover a blend of historic landmarks and vibrant street art, where Marseille seamlessly merges the old with the new.

Notre-Dame de la Garde – Enjoy panoramic views of the city and sea from this iconic basilica.

Scenic Coastal Drive – Marvel at the sparkling waters, cliffs, and charming neighborhoods.

Les Goudes – Wander through a quaint fishing village on the edge of Calanques National Park.

Cassis Free Roam – Spend 40 minutes at your leisure in the Old Port, exploring colorful streets or relaxing by the waterfront.

Private & Customizable
This tour is private — no groups, no fixed schedule. Travel at your own pace and focus on what interests you most.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.