Promenade du soleil couchant

Merveilleuse promenade à la tombée de la nuit sur la mer et les îles de Marseille

Since we weren’t able to go the Chateau D’if due to the inclement weather, this was about as close you could get without getting on a boat. You can find somefree parking in a little parking lot about a minute walkaway from the beginning of the promenade. We walked around the promenade, there’s 3 points to take some photos, and went down in the tiny “hidden beach” which is a tiny tiny alcove of smooth pebbles that has some waves crashing on them right to the edge. There were a couple of good spots to take some photos of the Chateau, which is where Edmond Dantes spent 13 years in “The Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas, and was a well worth it detour that only took about 30 minutes

Vue magnifique sur la mer et les îles, eau limpide.

Una meravigliosa lunga terrazza sopra al blu!

Ca einstündiger Spaziergang von der Innenstadt. Sowohl der Weg, als auch die Küste sind sehenswert.

It's a nice place swim and chill out. I live in le panier and I like running to here taking a dip. Drinking beers and watching the sunset. It's away from the cars and city noises. But be careful about your bike. I saw 2 guys trying to steel some bikes. I told them off but they chased me and unfortunately i saw afraid to say something more. Except that everything is good.

Endroits magnifique calme bien pour se reposer et bronzé.

vu imprenable sur la mer Méditerranée, cependant les graffitis gâche un peu la vue.très agréable, ATTENTION au vent couvrez vous.

Super, c'est propre et j'espère que ça le restera. Les poubelles sont disponibles à la sortie.