Les Calanques
Les Calanques, located in southern France between Marseille and Cassis, are a series of narrow, steep-walled inlets formed by limestone cliffs. Spanning approximately 20 kilometers along the Mediterranean coastline, the area is renowned for its unique geological formations and biodiversity.
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The calanques are part of the Calanques National Park, established in 2012, and cover about 520 square kilometers, including marine areas. The limestone cliffs, reaching heights of up to 400 meters, offer challenging hiking and climbing routes. Accessible by boat or on foot, visitors should be prepared for rugged terrain. Due to environmental protection measures, access may be restricted during certain periods to prevent fire hazards.