Our Marseille Food Tour is a walking tour in small groups around the Vieux Port area. You will guided by a Local Expert, who's able to explain every detail of the selected restaurants, their preparations, and any other relevant curiosities. Do Eat Better Experience Food Tours are a mix of high-quality gastronomy as a way of showing traditional culture and lifestyle and a walking experience together with a local friend. You will have an itinerant full meal in at least 4 stops and you will get the chance to try some of the most iconic dishes from Marseille, such as panisses, sauce aioli, calissons and much more!

See top Marseille attractions including Palais du Pharo (Napoleon’s Palace) and Notre-Dame de la Garde from an electric bike as your local guide shares the long and colorful history of one of Europe’s oldest cities. Explore hidden areas most tourists don’t know about, see picturesque ports, and marvel at sublime views of the Mediterranean Sea. Riding an electric bike allows you, your family and your friends to cover plenty of ground without getting tired, so you can see the best of this dynamic coastal town with ease. This small-group tour is limited to eight people for a more intimate experience.

Discover the highlights of Marseille on this half-day guided tour. Begin with a visit to the Old Port and the historic city center, where Marseille’s rich past meets its vibrant present. Continue to the majestic Palais Longchamp, inaugurated in 1869 to celebrate the arrival of water from the Durance River. Its impressive architecture and lush gardens make it a must-see landmark. Next, ascend to the iconic Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde—affectionately known as La Bonne Mère. Built in 1864 in a striking Roman-Byzantine style, the basilica offers panoramic views over the city and coastline from its hilltop perch. End your tour with a scenic stop overlooking the legendary Château d’If, made famous by The Count of Monte Cristo, before returning to your cruise terminal or accommodation. Important Information: This tour is available for both small and large groups (1 to 40 people).

Ride the most breathtaking panoramic route in the Calanques National Park on a small-group electric bike adventure designed for unforgettable views. On this small-group in a 3h e-bike experience (maximum 12 riders), you’ll explore the most stunning coastal landscapes of Marseille. Expect dramatic cliffs plunging into the sea, hidden coves, crystal-clear waters and elegant parklands. Along the way, your local guide will share stories about Marseille’s history, nature, and Mediterranean lifestyle — far beyond what guidebooks offer. Difficulty level: Easy to moderate. The route includes hills typical of the Calanques landscape. Thanks to electric assistance, climbs are manageable for anyone comfortable riding a bike. You don’t need to be sporty — but you should feel confident riding on small roads with occasional uneven surfaces. We offer a pickup/drop off service on request : Marseille Shore Excursion: Calanques National Park by Electric Mountain Bike

Spend a day riding along the breathtaking Mediterranean coast on this electric bike tour from Marseille. Pedal with ease to the city’s southern outskirts and down to the region’s famous ‘calanques,’ dubbed the ‘fjords of the French Riviera.’ Pause at picturesque seaside villages to swim, have lunch. Visit Vallon des Auffes, Les Goudes, Callelongue Cove and more, and end back in Marseille to visit Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde, overlooking the colorful Old Port.

Specially designed for cruise passengers, this tour will show you the best of Marseille with free pick up and drop off from Marseille cruise terminal. You will see the main highlights of the city: the Mucem (museum) area, the old port, the Pharo Palace, the Vallon des Auffes, the corniche Kennedy, Notre Dame de la Garde basilica and the new Joliette district (Docks Village, Terrasses du port with a lot of shops). You will also take some alleys and places which only the inhabitants of Marseille know. And thanks to your electric bike, you will have less effort to make.

Check-out from the Cruise Port of Marseille. Drive a convertible with YOUR ORIGINAL DRIVING LICENCE FROM YOUR COUNTRY. Follow the escort in his 9-seater van, for your safety by sharing anecdotes about the area. 16 pax max. Choice: CABRIO VW Beetle or 1 Fiat 500 , count spectacular Route des Crests (if open): breathtaking views of the coves of Cassis at 394 meters altitude. Discover the French Riviera for an unforgettable excursion Visit the charming village of Cassis , admire the Calanque de Figuerolles painted by pablo picasso. This excursion for cruise passengers. Return expected between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm depending on your ship. Whether you travel with Royal Caribbean, NCL, X Celebrity , Costa, MSC Viking,, ilma,,princess, Oceania,....this adventure adapts to your desires Check-out and return to Marseille Cruise Port, one driver per vehicle recommended. A unique experience combining driving, beautiful landscapes and cultural discovery.

Hike in the Calanques national park from Luminy. Enjoy incredible views to take your best photos! A breath of fresh and natural air in the heart of the city!

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Though the capital of Provence and France’s 2nd-largest city, Marseille proudly grooves to its own Mediterranean beat – a mash-up of big-city grit and small-town sociability mixed with seagull squawks and scooter engines. Bookended by limestone fjords and garrigue hills, this working-class metropolis is profoundly shaped by its seaside location and its deep ties to the rest of the Mediterranean. The port has welcomed waves of goods, immigrants, and ideas since 600 B.C. Briny, boisterous, gritty and gorgeous, Marseille is a cultural crossroads in constant flux. The latest evolution was sparked in 2013, when the city reigned as Europe’s Capital of Culture. Now, France’s least-known city is finally on the map. Let us be your guide with this food tour in Marseille.