maison-mejean calanque Méjean Côte Bleue Marseille

The villa is available in one configuration, called 2-Bedroom Villa. It covers 110 m² and has two separate bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. It can accommodate up to six people, with two double beds and a sofa bed. This layout lets you share the living areas while keeping two separate bedrooms.

The private kitchen is equipped for preparing meals, with an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and electric kettle, among other appliances. The bathrooms have a bath and a shower. The terrace offers sea views, while the balcony and garden views extend the outlook outdoors. A flat-screen TV, washing machine, high chair and outdoor dining furniture are also among the villa's amenities. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The outdoor areas include a garden, balcony, sun terrace and furniture for dining outside. A barbecue and barbecue facilities are also available. The villa has free parking and free Wi-Fi; it also includes an equipped kitchen and a private bathroom.

Kitchen facilities include a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, electric kettle and coffee machine. A washing machine is available, as well as a flat-screen TV with cable channels and streaming services. Several outdoor activities are available nearby, including walking, hiking, fishing, canoeing, windsurfing, scuba diving and snorkelling. The beach is also listed among the villa's facilities and activities. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms complete the facilities on offer.

Ensuès-la-Redonne stretches along the Côte Bleue, between Marseille and the Étang de Berre. This Provençal village opens onto a rugged coastline, where small coves and rocks alternate with beaches accessible from the different hamlets. The landscape combines pine forests, limestone hills and the Mediterranean Sea. The area has a coastal, residential feel and is popular for days by the water and outdoor walks, away from the large, built-up seafronts.

The Calanque des Eaux Salées and La Dugue Beach offer a glimpse of this rocky coastline. The coastal path lets you explore the coves on foot, with sections offering sea views. La Redonne - Ensuès railway station connects the area to the coastal line; Niolon, another stop on the Côte Bleue, is also nearby. Carry-le-Rouet extends the visit with its harbour and beaches. For a cultural outing, the Côte Bleue Marine Park Observatory introduces you to the local marine environment. Marseille and its MuCEM offer another day trip, combining heritage, exhibitions and a walk along the seafront.

Fine weather is ideal for swimming, snorkelling and hiking between the calanques. The coast attracts more visitors in summer; setting out early lets you enjoy the trails and coves in greater peace. Spring and the shoulder season are good for walks when temperatures remain mild. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning on the coast, then head to Marseille to visit the MuCEM and walk along the Vieux-Port. A car makes it easier to get between the beaches and coastal villages.