Calanque d'En-vau

The Calanque d’En-vau is defined by its towering white limestone cliffs that plunge into deep, turquoise water. This narrow, wild cove functions as a natural canyon, carved into the landscape of the Calanques National Park. Its name, derived from the Provençal language, translates to in the hollow or at the bottom of the valley, a description that reflects its secluded, steep-walled geography.