Knowing and sharing the diversity of Marseille's coastline is already a first step towards protecting ...
Head for the Frioul islands, classified as sustainable islands and part of the Parc des Calanques, for a 2-hour eco-tour by boat.
- WHAT ARE WE DOING? To make you, young and old, aware of the many PROTECTION and PRESERVATION issues at stake.
- The ROLE OF HUMAIN ACTIVITY in the degradation of biodiversity: the importance of adopting eco-citizen actions on a daily basis and minimising water, soil and air pollution;
- TAKE ACTION to ensure that water-based activities have as LITTLE IMPACT AS POSSIBLE on the marine and terrestrial environments: protect the Posidonia meadow by limiting the impact of moorings, respect marked paths, avoid noise pollution …
- The consequences of CLIMATE CHANGE, which is changing the living conditions of species;
- COMBATING the introduction of invasive alien species;
- The SUCCESS of the artificial reefs in Prado Bay
- Because of their geographical location and unique climate, the Frioul Islands are home to habitats that are often poorly represented at national level, with high heritage value and in a remarkable state of conservation compared with the mainland.
| Included | Charter with skipper, fuel, insurance, port tax On board: water, cool box A swim will be offered to you |
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| Not included | Food and beverage services |
| Duration | 2 Hours |
| Bring along | Sunglasses and cap in summer and remember to cover well in winter ... |
| Participants | Boats for up to 12 passengers, with boarding facilities for people with reduced mobility. |
| Important information | The tour is available from 4 adult bookings per boat from Monday to Friday. Otherwise, the tour may be cancelled. In the case of privatization (max 12 people per boat), the tour is provided : - from 01/04/2024 to 31/10/2024 : from Monday to Friday - from 01/11/2024 to 31/03/2025 : all week, weekend included Duration :
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Further information
Aboard our comfortable motorboats, depart Marseille's Old Port for the Frioul archipelago.
Stop off at various characteristic coves to discover the flora and fauna.
Back to the Old Port.
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.
