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Calanques de Marseille : à la découverte des plus belles balades du parc national

L'Humanité

L'Humanité

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July 10, 2026

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Calanques de Marseille : à la découverte des plus belles balades du parc national

Près de Marseille, les calanques dévoilent un paysage où falaises de calcaire, criques et Méditerranée composent un décor exceptionnel. Classé parc national, ce territoire est préservé, pour la randonnée comme pour la contemplation, au cœur d’une nature aussi spectaculaire que fragile.

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