Marseille · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
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Below are the 8 best self-guided tours in Marseille right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top and work down.
Ride a next-gen e-scooter through Marseille with a smartphone virtual guide, from the Vieux Port to Panier, views at Notre-Dame de la Garde, and seaside ports.
“We got a great training for the e-scooter in English! Super easy to understand and nice! Everything's great!”
Explore Marseille on an electric motorcycle with a smartphone route guide, from Old Port to Notre-Dame de la Garde and the Calanques.
“FUN, fun, fun! Great way to see the sights of Marseille if you’re limited on time. My wife and I had a great experience with everything from booking, communication, and ease of usage.”
Visit the recreated Cosquer Cave from Marseille, then use a self-guided audio app to explore the Vieux Port, Panier, and more.
“The cave was very nice, but uncomfortable and a bit boring at some point, the museum was not in English anywhere and the translators were taken away from us after the cave. Too bad because after 40 minutes it was all over.”
Self-guided Marseille scavenger hunt with Explorial app. Solve trivia, photo tasks, and find sights at your own pace for $11.90.
“First time in Marselha... best first time ever! Decided to give a chance to Explorial and didn't regret it AT ALL! 10 out a 10!”
Self-guided e-bike rental in Marseille near the Calanques. Choose your route, get GPS and safety gear, and ride easy for $63.72.
“Very professional, good bike offering, flexible hours ; choose your bike, download your tour or one proposed by EVTT Provence, and go for some fun between sea and hills !”
Smartphone clue hunt through Marseille Old Town: Fort Saint-Jean, MuCEM, La Major, Panier and Port Antique. No GPS, start anytime.
“Walking in areas that we may not have seen. Could have been extended by a couple of more sites. Questions were okay after the first one was worked out”
Play a smartphone scavenger hunt through Aix-en-Provence. Solve clues, answer questions, and earn points while wandering 1–2 hours.
“Explorial definitely made the trip worth it, we learned so much about provence's history in such a fun way, i definitly reccomend everyone to use this app!”
Self-guided Aix-en-Provence audio walk with offline VoiceMap. Learn 2,000 years at your pace, starting at Fontaine de la Rotonde.
“A fun, lively and informational tour; well worth doing. The content was engaging and interesting. We had no troubles with the GPS. We did wander off course some but could easily get back to the designated route. My husband’s unhappy revieRead more”
