Summer and winter, discover Marseille's historic heritage on board a boat that is a true part of Marseille's culture: the barquette marseillaise (known as the "Pointu" by our neighbours in Toulon).
- EMBARK with us aboard our SAINTE-ANNE, VERITABLE BARQUETTE MARSEILLAISE, former sardinier built in 1955 and classified HISTORICAL MONUMENT
- Starting point: the DISCOVERY of the OLD PORT of Marseille
- Another view of the PALAIS DU PHARO, the MUCEM, the FORT SAINT-JEAN ... all under the benevolent gaze of the BONNE-MERE
- Then direction the VALLON DES AUFFES, one of the most atypical small FISHING PORTS.
- And by finding the right COMPROMISE BETWEEN CAP AND SPEED, we will reach our place.
- Do not look here speed and modernity, we WILL OFFER CONVIVIALITY AND TRADITION...
| Included | Rental with skipper, fuel, insurance, port tax On board, at your disposal: water, cooler |
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| Not included | Food and beverage services |
| Duration | 2 Hours |
| Bring along | In summer, for bathing and tanning breaks, do not forget swimsuit, towel, sunglasses, sunscreen and hat ... and in winter, what to cover and sunglasses because they will often remain indispensable. |
| Participants | Boat for up to 6 passengers |
| Important information | The tour is provided munday ti friday (all week, weekend included only from 11/01/2024 to 31/03/2025) for 6 people max. Duration :
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Further information
At the slow pace of its navigation so characteristic noise, you will embark aboard our Sainte-Anne, former sardinier built in 1955 and classified Historical Monument.
Aboard this true heritage of Marseille culture, it will be an opportunity to take another look at Marseille and its magnificent historical monuments.
Depending on weather conditions, the captain reserves the right to cancel the outing for safety reasons.
During our sea trip, we'll be visiting some remarkable natural sites. These sites are home to a significant biodiversity of flora and fauna that is still preserved and that it is essential to protect. We will be taking care to adapt our sailing and our behaviour to preserve this environment.
