Frioul Islands

Frioul Islands: Our most recommended tours and activities

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  1. Marseille: Sunset Boat Cruise with Dinner and Drinks

  Sit back and relax as you cruise along the beautiful Marseille coastline and take in the stunning views. Stop for a swim in a lovely cove in the Frioul Archipelago. As the sun sets, enjoy your dinner with drinks aboard, catching views of Marseille illuminated at night. Enjoy a magical evening on board an environmentally-friendly hybrid/electric boat, the quiet boat allows for a more peaceful and relaxing cruise. Set sail for the Frioul Archipelago and see the famous If island, on which the story of the Count of Monte Cristo takes place. Anchor in a beautiful cove around here for a refreshing swimming stop. Get back on board and enjoy unforgettable sunset views of the seascape and the Marseille skyline as you sit down to enjoy your dinner with drinks. As you get closer to the Old Port in Marseille, see the sparkling city lit up at night.

  The guide was so friendly, and the trip was smooth and lovely. We will definitely come back if possible.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 7/24/2021
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  2. Marseille Pass: 24 Hours, 48 Hours or 72 Hours

  The City Pass Marseille is valid for 24 hours, 48 hours, or 72 hours and allows access to many attractions, museums, trains, boats, guided tours, public transport tickets, and more. This pass is dedicated to individual visitors who wish to discover Marseille with an all-inclusive package. The visitor presents the pass at the museum entrance or at the start of a tour and gets the keys to the city. Enjoy discounts at the Metropolitan Tourist Office store, certified shops, and activity partners as well. Have access to MUCEM (closed on Tuesdays). The municipal museums are free of charge all year round (with reduced rates for temporary exhibitions - closed on Mondays): • Regards de Provence (closed on Mondays)• Boat to the If or Frioul Islands OR a Colorbüs Tour (hop-on hop-off bus)• Visit to If Castle (subject to weather – closed on Mondays during winter months)• A tour in the Touristic Tra...

  I' m glad we' ve bought it since that gave us the opportunity to travel in the entire city!!!!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 12/26/2019
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  3. Marseille: Sunset Sailing Cruise with Dinner and Drinks

  Board the boat at Vieux-Port, in front of Marseille’s city hall. Sail past Château d’If and admire a perfect view of Notre-Dame de la Garde on your way to the Bay of Marseille. Hear about the area's history and local culture from the crew on board. Anchor in a nice secluded cove within the Frioul archipelago, and go swimming in the crystal clear waters. Climb back on board to enjoy a light dinner buffet made from organic, seasonal local produce. Enjoy two glasses of rosé with your meal. After dinner, relax on board and admire the sunset with music playing in the background. You will then start heading back to the Vieux-Port.

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  4. Marseille: Panier District Audio-Guided Walking Tour

  Discover Le Panier, the historic district of Marseille with a village feel. The voice of a local guide will guide you throughout the visit and the stories will be triggered automatically as you go along. Start your tour whenever you want, alone or with friends. During this 1h audio-guided walking tour, go to the Old Port, just in front of the City Hall. Learn how the little Massalia was born, a town that became a city and then Marseille in Roman times. Discover the must-see Saint Nicolas and Saint Jean forts, and the "Bonne Mère" Basilica, loved by locals. Walk along the Old Port before reaching the oldest house of Marseille, one of the only survivors of the sad second world war. Enter the heart of the Panier district and notice a change in scenery. The houses are old, narrow, and colorful, and there’s a village feeling right here in the heart of the city. You will learn the local culi...

  What a beautiful experience. I love doing audio walking tours and this one was fantastic. I chose to walk at the end of the day while the streets were still quite lively and the Panier district was bathed in golden light. The facts, curiosities and stories presented in the audito tour were delightful and fun. The commentary was very fun and they even suggest places to eat and shop. Abosulte top activity to do in Marseille!!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 8/20/2021
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  5. Marseille: Afternoon Sailboat Experience

  Cruise the Mediterranean Sea in a traditional sailboat and create lasting memories from your trip to Marseille. You’ll be greeted at the meeting point in the Quai d’Honneur Marina in front of Marseille’s main city hall at 2:00 PM. From there, you’ll depart on the sailboat, crossing the Bay of Marseille. Depending on the wind and weather, you’ll either sail to the Frioul Island inlets or the Côte Bleue (blue coast). Throughout the tour, you’ll be introduced to cultural aspects of the area by the crew. If you are interested in learning how to sail, the crew will be happy to give you an introduction to sailing on an old sailboat built in 1949. You’ll return to the Old Port at 6:00 PM.

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  6. Marseille: Day Boat Ride in the Calanques with Wine Tasting

  Step aboard a beautiful boat and begin your full day tour. Pass the Frioul Islands and see the Château d'If in Marseilles from the perspective of the water. Then, drop anchor in a calm cove and stop for a mini wine tasting course with Provencal wines and typical tapas from the south of France. Swim, if you like, in a very safe area and snorkeling gear will be provided aboard the boat. Take the option to reserve a table in a seaside restaurant. Next, discover the Calanques National Park. Learn about the secrets of this magical, protected region of rocky inlets.