Nestled in the natural shelter of the Bec de l’Aigle cliff, Parc du Mugel enjoys a unique microclimate that fosters a lush and diverse landscape. Spanning 30 acres (12 hectares), the park is home to a rich array of tropical plants, cacti, bamboo, and aromatic herbs. Visitors can meander through the verdant pathways, taking in the vibrant greenery and varied textures. For a panoramic view, the Belvedere lookout point offers sweeping vistas over the Calanques du Mugel, providing a serene and scenic experience.
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