Anse des Sablettes

Small pebble and gravel beach, with a few huts and a restaurant and public toilets, in the Madrague de Montredon area.
Direction Pointe Rouge les Goudes.

Small sandy cove surrounded by white rocks, towards Les Goudes.

Sandy beach after the Pointe Rouge and before the small port of the Madrague de Montredon. Equipped with toilets, and a parking lot.

The Pointe Rouge beach is sandy and extensive: it precedes the marina of the same name. It hosts a first-aid post, lockers, sanitary facilities, restaurants, refreshment stands and garbage garbage...

Small rocky cove surmounted by a France Telecom antenna, just after the small picturesque port of La Madrague. Restaurants nearby, and terminus of the bus line 19. The public is rather "gay".

Small cove covered with small pebbles, surrounded by white rocks, in the direction of Les Goudes. This cove is now included in the Calanques National Park.

The Sportbeach is a bar-restaurant on the seafront, a small artificial paradise where you can enjoy the specialties of the chef, who composes a menu of Mediterranean flavors and fresh market products.

The Bonneveine beach is sandy, 540 meters long, with an area marked out for swimming by yellow markers. It is equipped with a snack bar, garbage garbage cans, first aid station, lockers, toilets and...

The Borély beach is made of sand and gravel. It is 260 meters long and precedes a promenade for pedestrians and bicycles. It hosts snacks, restaurants, a first aid station, showers and toilets, games...

The Huveaune beach, better known in Marseille as Epluchures Beach, is located, like many beaches, in the heart of the city, near the famous reproduction of the statue of David.