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Discover the best top things to do in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, France including Bleu Evasion, Royal Boating, Horizon Compagnie Maritime, Bac du Rocher, La Meridionale, Bac du Sauvage, Les Bateaux de Saint-Raphael, Riviera Lines, Bac de Barcarin, Frioul If Express.
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1. Bleu Evasion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 528 reviews
With Bleu Evasion, the Calanques sightseeing is unforgettable ! This is a real quality trip ! Throw the anchor over our blue coloured calanques with our captains, passionate sailors who are keen on meeting visitors. Discover Marseille's best sea treasures between Marseille and the calanques of Cassis! - Magical tours with preserved spots that are unknown - Individual tickets or rental of the entire boats - Qualitative and friendly trips! - Motor boats (8/10 or 12 places) & catamaran for unforgettable days at sea ! - All inclusive : swimming with snorkelling equipments and wetsuits, relaxing, cool soft drinks - Departure from Marseille: Vieux Port and Pointe Rouge - A « Marseille by night » unique tour !
2. Royal Boating
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
We offer various trips in the bay of St. Tropez with our unique and 100% electric boat, 12 persons max. You can do a sightseeing in Port Grimaud or a complete roundtrip around the bay. See the sunset with a glass of champagne or celebrate a birthday with friends and family. Everything is possible, just give us a call, let us know what you would like to do and we'll offer you a customized package!
3. Horizon Compagnie Maritime
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
The company Horizon is your link between Cannes and the island of Sainte Marguerite. You will appreciate its peacefulness and walking through its magnificent forest,along the beaches and little coves, having a swim in the clear water. Le Fort Royal is the focal point of the island with le Musee de la Mer (archeological) and the cell of the famous Man in the Iron Mask.
4. Bac du Rocher
5. La Meridionale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,178 reviews
La meridionale runs 3 crossings every night between corsica and marseille, serving ajaccio, bastia, propriano and the phocaean city. Aboard its manageably-sized ships, you’ll find a warm welcome, comfortable cabins and delicious corsican-inspired cuisine. With la meridionale, you’re already in corsica !
Reviewed By Aikidoka180 - Keswick, United Kingdom
A very clean and comfortable trip, with a good value meal and nice cocktails. Transport provided by ferry on arrival at Marseille - due to non-existent pedestrian access
6. Bac du Sauvage
7. Les Bateaux de Saint-Raphael
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 409 reviews
For more than 30 years, our boats have taken you to navigate the waters of the Mediterranean to help you discover our coastline, its creeks, its islands and its depths. The shipping company LES BATEAUX DE SAINT-RAPHAËL has a fleet of 5 boats with a capacity of 38 to 269 seats (ranging from 10.7 meters to 25 meters.)
8. Riviera Lines
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By TomasO125 - Senec, Slovakia
We were very satisfied with RL services. Easy to buy tickets, Very friendly staff always helpful. They follawed timetable. They only have very high prices for drinks on the boards, 0,33L can of beer costs 4,50€. We took a boat from Golfe Juan to Marguerite island and Saint Tropez. But generaly we can recommend to use RL for boat trip to many places.
9. Bac de Barcarin
10. Frioul If Express
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By Nacca91 - Winchester, United Kingdom
This is a must do trip at least once during your time in Marseille. As we were landing, I could see this Archipelago from the plane window and wondered what it was. Luckily I quickly found out that for just under €11 you could hop on a ferry and visit it for the day. The ferry takes you to a couple of the islands. One has the Chateau If which was great to see with a nice restaurant there as well - some incredible views of Marseille and the coastline can be seen and it was a lovely, clear day around 26c - very enjoyable. Ferries are pretty much hourly so when you're done, you can head back at your leisure on the next ferry and be back in Marseille in no time. Glad we did this and some lovely views, pictures and memories.
