Hiking to Calanque d’En-Vau | Cliff Jumps & Turquoise Water (Cassis)

Hiking to Calanque d’En-Vau | Cliff Jumps & Turquoise Water (Cassis)

What’s up, legends? Right now, we’re in the south of France. We’re in the city of Casis. And today, we’re going to go do some exploring, some cliff jumping. Yeah. Hopefully uh get wet. Yeah. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] are high. [Music] We’re hiking a little mountain out here, cruising. A little steep here and there, but so stoked to go see the beach on there. It should be pretty sick. Going to go find some water. Nature is healing. [Music] [Applause] So black. This is so beautiful. I don’t even know. It’s from a lot of places, but this wow. Crazy. I’m in paradise, man. This is like so magical. Feel like I’m in like the at like the edge of the world. Not many people get to experience this, you know. It’s pretty sweet. Pretty surreal. [Music] It’s unreal. Spike myself out. SP [Music] rule the world. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]

Join us on a hike through the Calanques to the breathtaking Calanque d’En-Vau (En-Vau) near Cassis, France. This 2minute 50second video follows our group of friends as we hike the rugged trail, drop down to the pebbled cove, and launch into crystal turquoise water for some high energy cliff jumps and ocean swims. If you’re searching for travel inspiration, practical route tips, or just a 3-minute escape, this short video brings the vibes of southern France straight to your screen.

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Calanque d’En-Vau sits inside the Parc national des Calanques, a protected area south of Marseille, so please respect rules and local signage.

What you’ll see: panoramic belvédère viewpoints, steep limestone cliffs, a narrow turquoise cove, friends sharing beach time, and cliff jumping (always assess depth and safety before jumping). This edit focuses on the journey, the hike, the lookout, the descent, and the payoff.

Safety & rules: The Calanques are a protected national park; in high fire-risk periods access to some trails and roads is restricted and certain parking areas are closed. Respect the signs, pack out what you pack in, and avoid lighting fires. There are cliff-jumping spots here, but jumping carries risk, check water depth, watch for submerged rocks, and only jump where locals indicate it’s safe. For official trail maps, route closures and up-to-date alerts check the Parc National des Calanques website.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:18 Hiking, views, & vibes
1:05 Swimming & cliff jumping
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Hashtags: #Calanques #EnVau #Cassis #CliffJumping #HikingFrance