If you are in Marseille, take Bus 21 all the way to the last stop - Luminy. Once you get off the bus, walk straight up the hill and within a few minutes you will be at the entrance of the trail to the Belveder de Sugiton. The walk took us about 30 minutes. We arrived at around 8 am and it was already starting to get hot. We came on July 4. Bring an umbrella for shade because there are very few shady places. Walking in, we only encountered a few people but by the time we were walking at around 9 am, there was a steady stream of people. Once you get to the Belvedere, the views are amazing with the limestone cliffs. It is worth the 30-35 minute walk to get here and the bus is super convenient. We paid 5.20 euros for an all day public transport ticket for Marseille which included all buses.

Easily accessible from the city by bus, this part of the Calanques provides an easy way to see part of this stunning coastline. The tracks and pathways are well maintained and suitable for visitors of all ages and levels of fitness.