Hidden at the edge of Marseille, Les Goudes whispers tales of a world apart. Les Goudes is nestled between the vibrant Mediterranean and the dramatic Calanques National Park. It feels like stepping into a forgotten era. This isn’t just a district in the 8th arrondissement. It’s a unique blend of land and sea. It’s a fishing village where time seems to slow down. Imagine gazing at the emerald waters. The white rocks rise majestically around the harbor. Les Goudes is known for its charming little houses and the warmth of its locals. Small restaurants dot the area, each reflecting the spirit of this unique place. Picture this: You’re sitting on a terrace at dinnertime. The sky is ablaze with the colors of sunset. A freshly caught fish is presented before you, a promise of the simple, delicious meal to come. This is the essence of Les Goudes. This is a taste of “la vie marseillaise”. Les Goudes is best enjoyed during the quieter seasons of spring or autumn. The limited space makes public transport the ideal way to arrive. Take the number 19 bus, or, in summer, the ferry from Pointe Rouge. This allows you to fully appreciate the untouched beauty of Les Goudes.
Rue Callelongue
A hidden paradise at the end of the world. That’s Callelongue. Callelongue isn’t just a street it’s a journey. A