Maisonnette OCELIA 2 personnes Port de la Madrague

This holiday home has one bedroom and accommodates up to two people. The main sleeping area has a large double bed. The private bathroom has a shower and hairdryer; bed linen and towels are provided. The accommodation covers 42 m² and also has a seating area, a dining area and a separate kitchen for preparing meals. A private entrance and soundproofing add to the house's self-contained feel. The view is of an inner courtyard rather than the street or the coast.

The kitchen includes a fridge, microwave, hob, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. A flat-screen TV, washing machine, wardrobe and drying rack complete the facilities. This layout suits travellers who want a separate bedroom and practical spaces for meals and relaxing.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals on site. It includes a fridge, microwave, hob, toaster and electric kettle. A coffee machine is also available, along with a table and dining area. The washing machine, drying rack and iron are useful for stays of several days. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The accommodation has a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, as well as a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. A private entrance, soundproofing and a view of the inner courtyard complete the house's facilities. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Board games or puzzles are also provided. The house is non-smoking and has a seating area with a sofa, as well as a wardrobe or clothes rack.

La Madrague, in the south of Marseille, combines a seaside setting with a residential neighbourhood in France's second-largest city. The coastline alternates between small beaches, ports and promenades, while the area's streets connect homes with the open spaces of the Calanques massif. The atmosphere is distinctly Marseillais and oriented towards the sea, with a more relaxed pace than in the central neighbourhoods. This part of the city will appeal to travellers who want to spend time swimming, walking along the coast and enjoying Mediterranean scenery.

Several beaches are accessible in the area, including Bain des Dames Beach and Sablettes Beach. Pointe-Rouge, 1.5 km away, is a landmark on the southern coastline and a maritime departure point. The Calanques National Park begins in this area: its trails and coves let you discover the limestone terrain and Mediterranean waters. Château Pastré and its park offer another place to walk, while Borély Park and its gardens lie further north. For reaching the central neighbourhoods, Rond-Point du Prado metro station and Saint-Charles railway station are useful transport links.

Sunny days are well suited to walks by the sea and outings in the Calanques; in summer, it is best to plan walks for the cooler hours. Spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walking and exploring Marseille. You can combine a day at a southern beach with a walk around Pointe-Rouge and a visit to the trails, leaving time to reach the city centre and its Vieux-Port. Being close to the coast also lets you adapt your plans to the weather: swim when the sea is inviting, or go for a walk or explore the city when the wind picks up.