Discover The unique Calanques from Marseille by ebike.
Accessible to all, this exclusive half-day electric bike tour is a MUST DO !
Starting from the National Park we will discover the most iconic places around as Les Goudes, Parc Pastré, Calanque de Sormiou, or Morgiou.
Let's ride !
- Starting from Marseille south, near the National park
- Use new generation electric moutain bikes
- English or spanish speaking enthousiastic guides
- Amazing landscapes
- Only tour like that in Marseille
- Oepn to everyone able to ride a bike
| Included | Electric bikes
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| Not included | Food and drinks |
| Duration | 3 Hours 30 Minutes |
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| Participants | From 3 to 12 persons |
| Languages | English, Spanish, French |
| Requirements | The tour is open to anyone capable of cycling for 4 to 5 hours. The itinerary includes ascents, sections on and off the road. Therefore, having a minimum level of comfort on a bike is necessary to fully enjoy the outing.Accessible for individuals taller than 135cm. For children, we have seats (under 5 years old) or tag-along bikes (6 to 10 years old). |
| Important information | You must be able to bike to take part to this activity |
Venue
3 Avenue d'Odessa, 13008 Marseille, France
Offered by
EVTT PROVENCE
Further information
The Calanques Trilogy is our flagship tour.Accessible to all, this tour allows you to discover or rediscover the Calanques by electric bike from Marseille, for half a day.In just a few kilometers, we explore the most remarkable places in the area: Port des Goudes, Baie des Singes, Parc Pastré, Calanque de Sormiou, or Morgiou.Whether with family, as a couple, with friends, or as part of an associative or corporate group, we adapt to the specific needs of your group to provide an unforgettable experience.For families with children under 9 years old (135cm), we recommend choosing the Sormiou Ride instead.
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Would definitely recommend
Les paysages sont magnifiques et la baignade dure 15/20 mn maxi.
La sortie est quand même un peu 'sportive' et il faut suivre le rythme (un peu rapide) au risque de perdre le groupe.
A faire.