Where is Camping Marius located?

Camping Marius is located in La Couronne, on the Côte Bleue, by the Mediterranean Sea.

Our campsite is located in La Couronne, in the commune of Martigues, right in the heart of the calanques of the Côte Bleue.

La Couronne, a seaside resort on the Côte Bleue, is about 14 km from the town centre of Martigues. Our village enjoys a natural setting, oriented towards the Mediterranean, the beaches and the calanques.

It is an ideal setting for swimming and discovering a preserved and unspoilt coastline.

Calanques, crystal-clear waters and superb sandy beaches promise long hours of swimming, relaxation and idleness.

Martigues stretches between the Mediterranean, calanques, villages and the canals linked to the Étang de Berre, offering visitors landscapes that are as typical as they are varied.

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Campsite Martigues Provence

Méditerranean coast to Marseille

Rental of accommodation and pitches in Provence on the beautiful Mediterranean coast to Marseille. We are a small, quiet and family oriented campsite situated in the La Couronne area of Martigues and in the heart of the creeks of the Blue Coast between Marseille and the Camargue national park. With direct access to the sandy beaches on the Mediterranean coast, Camping Marius offers you the charm of an authentic campsite with you the holidaymaker in mind. Our homely chalets come with their own garden/patio area surrounded by hedges and trees for you privacy.

Ideally situated surrounded by countryside, just 200m from the sandy beach "Plage de la Saulce" and only 7km away from Martigues.

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The Creeks, Calanques and Beaches from the Blue Coast "Côte Bleue"

Discover the wonderful sandy beaches, creeks and coves of the Blue Coast "Côte Bleue," with direct access from our campsite. Follow the paths and breathe in the pine and thyme aromas all while enjoying the beautiful views. Lose yourself in the silence, relax in the sunshine and marvel at the beauty of the creeks and the different shades of blue of the sea and sky. This is after all how the "Côte Bleue" gets its name.

Creeks and Beaches

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