Corniche cycle path in Marseille

A greenway in the heart of Marseille, facing the Mediterranean

The Corniche Kennedy greenway in Marseille is an invitation to travel along one of the most beautiful urban coastlines in France. With its 5 kilometers of safe cycle path, it offers an ideal setting for a family outing in Provence.

The magnificent panoramas of the Mediterranean, the Château d'If and the Frioul Islands make every pedal stroke unforgettable.

Starting from Plage des Catalans, the route passes iconic sites such as Vallon des Auffes, a picturesque little port, and Anse de Malmousque, a haven of tranquility. A stop at the Villa Valmer park allows you to discover its gardens overlooking the sea. To plan your itinerary, it is helpful to consult the Map of the Corniche greenway.

This route is more than just a bike ride: it's an immersion in Marseille's history. The Corniche Kennedy, once a dirt track, now connects iconic neighborhoods like the Old Port and Malmousque to the Prado and the Plage du Prophète. The "longest bench in the world," adorned with mosaics, offers a place to pause and admire the scenery.

The greenway also offers interesting connections. By extending south, you will reach the Prado seaside park, which provides access to other cycle paths leading to Borély Park or the beaches of the southern coastline.

Whether you're a sports enthusiast or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll, this bike ride is a must-do in Marseille. Bring water, take advantage of the fountains, and let yourself be carried away by the beauty of the surroundings for a getaway combining nature and culture in the capital of the Bouches-du-Rhône and Provence regions.