📜 A photogenic calanque known for its unique rock formations.
🔍 Offers climbing, diving, kayaking, and swimming opportunities.
📸 Very photogenic, facing south with unique pudding-stone erosions.
🧗♀️ Popular for climbing, diving, and kayaking.
🏊♀️ Enjoy swimming in clear waters.
🗿 See the iconic Rocher du Capucin and Tête de Chien rock formations.
🎨 Explore a landscape immortalized by famous painters like Georges Braque.
🍽️ Discover the historic hotel-restaurant Chez Tania, operating since 1956.
⚠️ Access requires descending an 87-step staircase.
🐾 Dogs are not allowed on the beach.
🏖️ The beach is composed of pebbles, not sand.
Swimming is permitted in the calanque, similar to the nearby Calanque du Mugel.
The Figuerolles parking lot is paying all year-round, with the first two hours free.
🚶♀️ On foot: 5-minute walk from the Figuerolles parking lot, or 25-minute walk from the Tourist Office.
🚗 By car: From A50 (exit 9), continue on D40B, then D141 and Avenue François Billoux towards Avenue de Figuerolles.
🚌 By bus: Take Line 353 (Ciotabus) to the Figuerolles stop (200m walk). Fare is €0.90.
The hotel-restaurant Chez Tania has overlooked the calanque since 1956; you must pass through it to reach the beach parking lot.