Marseille Travel Guide

Bring your scuba diving gear when visiting Marseille, Cassis, and any beach heading towards St. Tropez!  There are a plethora of beautiful beaches from the border of Spain all the way to Italy. 
Drive the entire coastline of Southern France.  You will be very happy you drove here like the locals.  Shop and eat where the locals hang out, too.  Blend in by wearing no designer brands, no USA T-Shirts/tennis shoes, just wear nice, non-descriptive, casual clothes.
Carry a small video camera which also does double duty taking still shots.  Go hiking along the shoreline and absorb the breath-taking vistas.
Stay at hostels driving from Spain all the way to Italy.  Go visit these URLs:
www.hostels.com
www.hostelworld.com
www.hostelbookers.com
I hope to see you somewhere around the planet!

Ma ville natale même si ma famille n'y puise pas ses origines.
Une très belle ville laisser malheureusement trop à l'abandon. Préférant balancer l'argent pour des travaux inutiles.
Notre dame de la Garde, le fort St Jean et St Nicolas, en passant par le Pharo ou le vieux port prés de la Cannebière.
Pourquoi pas une ballade au bord de mer sur la Corniche Kennedy. Ou encore les pieds dans l'eau aux Goudes.
Une visite du parc Borely et du Palais Longchamps peu parfaire le tout.
Une ville à voir malgré les problèmes qui sont présents. Comme dans toutes les grandes villes.

While traveling around Europe, it is very wise just renting a wreck or buying an old van.  If you intend staying in Europe for at least two months, the cost renting a car or buying a van will outweigh the overall cost because you will be able to see more places.

Riding public transportation has its distinct disadvantages due to the fact you will not see places where locals shop, live, and hang out.  I rented a car for three months while traveling around Europe and I must say it was THE BEST JOY RIDE of my life!