Charmant Cabanon aux Goudes à Marseille avec vue mer

The holiday home has just one accommodation category: the Two-Bedroom House. It brings together two bedrooms, a living area and two bathrooms across 43 m². The private kitchen lets you prepare meals on site and is equipped with a fridge, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine, among other appliances.

The beds comprise a double bed and a sofa bed. The bathroom has a shower or a bath, and bed linen and towels are provided. The accommodation also has a washing machine, a separate entrance and a seating area with a sofa. The windows overlook the sea. This entire house combines sleeping and living areas, with a kitchen available throughout your stay.

The accommodation has a private kitchen with a fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine and dining table complete the space. The living room has a sofa and a seating area; a washing machine is also available. Towels, bed linen, free toiletries and a hairdryer are provided in the house.

Free Wi-Fi is available, and free public parking can be found on a nearby street. The house offers sea views. The area is suitable for hiking, scuba diving, canoeing, fishing and windsurfing. The private entrance leads directly into the accommodation. The Les Goudes ferry terminal provides access to the coast by sea; Callelongue Cove and the local beaches also offer opportunities for walks and swimming.

Les Goudes is a small coastal neighbourhood at the southern edge of Marseille. The former fishing village faces the sea and retains an end-of-the-city feel, with houses clustered around the harbour, rocky terrain and trails leading towards the calanques. The area appeals to travellers looking for seascapes and walks more than those wanting quick access to the lively streets of the centre. Restaurants around the harbour accompany days spent exploring the coast.

The Calanques National Park begins in this landscape of cliffs, pine forests and coves. Callelongue Cove, 730 m away, is a landmark for walks along the rocky coast. Sablettes and Bonneveine beaches offer a choice of swimming spots. The Les Goudes ferry terminal is 140 m away; Pointe-Rouge offers another maritime access point. To reach the central neighbourhoods, Saint-Charles railway station is 10 km away and Rond-Point du Prado metro station is 7 km away. A car is useful for exploring Marseille and its surroundings, while the coastal paths are best discovered on foot.

In spring and autumn, the mild temperatures are well suited to hiking and seaside outings. In summer, more visitors come to the coast; setting out early lets you enjoy the trails before the hottest part of the day. A day can combine a walk over the rocky hills, a break in a cove and a return to Les Goudes harbour. Those who enjoy kayaking, fishing or windsurfing will find several water activities in the area. Set aside a separate day to visit central Marseille, combining its historic neighbourhoods with the seafront.