Hidden along the coast of the Malmousque is the charming pebble beach Anse de Maldorme, which can only be reached down the rocky stairs in the sweet village Endoume. Paddle away in the azure blue water or laze on the beach enjoying the postcard views!

This picturesque cove is nestled between cliffs, and is surrounded by crystal-clear waters that people often take a dip in but don't want to stray too far from the city. 

Malmousque is a pretty little fishing village with a stunning port that overlooks the turquoise Mediterranean waters. There is so much to do here, from exploring the many treasures of the little picturesque village, or taking a dip in the water on sweltering days. 

This deli-café on Corniche Kennedy has earned its reputation for delicious sandwiches, good deli items and impeccable coffee. The menu changes with the seasons, but when pan bagnat is available, it’s arguably the best in Marseille – proper tuna chunks, fresh vegetables, good olive oil on bread that soaks up all the flavours. They also stock good local products, salads, and homemade drinks. The space works well and there’s a terrace, but you should really take away; eating with the Mediterranean in front of you is exactly the point.