Calanque des Anthenors

Calanque des Anthenors, also known as Plage Naturiste des Figuières, is a secluded naturist beach near Marseille located close to Ensuès-la-Redonne on the beautiful Côte Bleue. Just 20 km from Marseille, this hidden Mediterranean calanque is a favorite spot for naturists seeking a peaceful escape surrounded by unspoiled coastal landscapes.

Nestled between rugged cliffs and the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean, Calanque des Anthenors offers crystal-clear turquoise water, making it an ideal place for swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, and enjoying naturism in a tranquil setting. Unlike the more crowded beaches around Marseille, this quiet cove remains relatively untouched, attracting visitors looking for a relaxing naturist beach experience on the Côte Bleue.

Getting to the beach requires a little adventure. From Ensuès-la-Redonne, drive toward Calanque de la Redonne, pass the single-lane traffic light, and follow the signs for Calanque de Méjean. When you reach the railway line and the steep descent toward the sea, limited parking is available on the right or further down the road. On weekends, cars are not permitted in the area, so visitors can instead take the scenic Côte Bleue train from Marseille and get off at La Redonne-Ensuès station, then walk a short distance to the calanque.

With its dramatic rocky coastline, transparent waters, and laid-back atmosphere, Plage Naturiste des Figuières is one of the most beautiful naturist beaches near Marseille and a hidden gem along the Côte Bleue. Visitors are encouraged to respect the natural environment and fellow beachgoers to help preserve this stunning coastal spot for future naturists.