Set sail from Marseille's Vieux-Port at the start of the evening aboard Le Don du Vent, a two-masted wooden sailing boat built in 1947, bound for a dinner cruise in the Frioul archipelago. As the boat glides past the coastline, the city's silhouette glows gold in the fading light — a scene best enjoyed from the deck with a glass of wine in hand.
The crew drops anchor near the Calanque du Morgiret in time for sunset, where guests can take a last swim of the day in calm water before dinner is served. The onboard chef prepares a vegetarian buffet dinner, paired with organic white and rosé wine and a glass of Prosecco, along with local Marseille biscuits — a full meal enjoyed on deck as the sky turns orange and pink over the Frioul islands.
Snorkelling gear is available for those who want to explore the water one more time before nightfall. Once the sun has set, the sailboat begins its night return to the Vieux-Port, guided by the lights of Notre-Dame de la Garde overlooking the city.
Combining sailing, swimming and a chef-prepared dinner at sea, this sunset cruise offers a complete evening experience in the Frioul archipelago, away from the busy streets of Marseille.
