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Martigues walks
Figuerolles loop
Nature walk to discover the agricultural heritage of the Grand Parc de Figuerolles. Loop that allows you to walk along the Étang de Berre.
Loop of military remains at La Couronne
The military remains of La Couronne – Carro are located on the ridge and along the coast. These structures, built by the German army in 1943-1944, are arranged in a more or less strategic manner on these sites. A walk to discover them reveals exceptional panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the hills of this unspoilt area.
Circular La Couronne
An aperitif (or after-dinner) walk on Couronne beach, allowing you to visit the Cap Couronne lighthouse.
The Caderaou Balcony (le balcon de Caderaou)
A hike along the balcony with superb views of the Etang de Berre (a small inland sea called Lake Berre).
From Carro to Bonnieu via Les Auffans and the military ruins
This pleasant and fairly easy circular will allow you to discover the hinterland of Port de Carro and La Couronne, in particular the ruins of part of the "Mediterranean Wall" erected by the Germans during the Second World War, as well as the coastline, which has been barely altered by the Ponteau power station.
Boumandariel local loop
This local loop in Boumandariel, located in the southern part of the Martigues coastline, allows you to discover a natural heritage with exceptional flora and fauna.
The oppidum of Saint-Blaise
Stroll across the Castillon plateau to discover one of the Mediterranean's major archaeological sites and its surroundings, which include four ponds.
The Engrenier and Pourra ponds
A beautiful hike in the Saint-Blaise area, near Fos-sur-Mer, around the ponds of Lavalduc, Citis, Pourra and Engrenier.
⚠️ 29/04/2024: hike modified to avoid the path that runs along the Martigues canal beside the Lavaduc pond on the edge of the cliff (private site).
Château de Fos-sur-Mer and Étang de l'Estomac
This hike offers striking contrasts between the historic centre of Fos-sur-Mer with its Hauture hilltop castle on one side, the Étang de l'Estomac lagoon and former Fos salt marshes on the other, and the surrounding industrial activity characterised by the numerous oil tankers in the nearby Gulf of Fos.
Information panels will help you discover the history of the former salt marshes.
The Romaron tour in Carry-le-Rouet
A few minutes from the beaches of the Côte Bleue, enjoy a peaceful hike surrounded by nature in the hills of Carry-le-Rouet. The route alternates between small wild valleys and open passages offering beautiful views of the Côte Bleue and Marseille. The orientation table, which offers an exceptional panorama, provides a pleasant end to the route.
Tour of the Bolmon Pond
In the middle of a protected natural site, this easy hike allows you to discover the Canal du Rove, the Étang de Bolmon, part of the southern shore of the Étang de Berre, the beaches of Le Jaï and the Parc des 4 Vents. Through marshes and sand, observatories allow you to watch migratory birds and discover many aquatic animal species. Along the way, you will see fishermen's huts.
The plains and beautiful landscape of Berre-l'Étang
This nearly 9 km hike starting from the Berre-l'Étang cooperative offers a beautiful immersion in the heart of varied and peaceful natural landscapes. With a very low elevation gain of 7 m, this loop is accessible to everyone, young and old, regardless of your level of fitness.
The route starts at the cooperative car park (cooperative roundabout) and quickly leads you to flat paths surrounded by plains and unspoilt natural areas. You can enjoy the vast expanses typical of the region, walking along the lake with its reflections changing throughout the day.
The Étang de l'Olivier
A lovely route around the Étang de l'Olivier lake near the town of Istres.
Côte Bleue, La Redonne
To the west of Marseille, the Côte Bleue owes its name to the colour of the sea. The coastal path offers spectacular views of quiet little ports, sunny creeks and secluded beaches. In the distance, Marseille... and above all, the Mediterranean Sea.
Little Camargue
A short walk in a protected area on the edge of the Étang de Berre and its industries. All the vegetation of the wetlands, birds galore.
Moderator's note Please note that part of this loop is closed between April and July. See notices.
Cap Méjean via the Pérussier valley
This is a two-part hike to Cap Méjean, with the outward journey descending to the coast via the Pérussier valley and following the magnificent Sentier du Douanier to the port of Méjean. The return journey is mainly along wide tracks crossing the Sui plain. There are varied and magnificent landscapes throughout the route.