Dive into prehistory with an entry ticket to the Cosquer Cave.
Start your exploration above the ‘sea’ by walking along a floating walkway and see the diving gear used during the remarkable discovery of the Cosquer Cave. Then, descend into the recreated cave and hop on board an exploratory vehicle. You'll uncover the lives of early humans and experience the recreated cave adorned with prehistoric paintings.
After your visit, use the included sightseeing mobile-app to explore the city of Marseille and see its iconic landmarks at your own pace.
Experience the recreated Cosquer Cave; from the diving equipment used on its discovery, the passages filled with cave art and more.
Show the official e-ticket at the entrance of Cosquer Méditerranée. Remember, your Viator voucher is not your e-ticket. Read your Viator voucher carefully and follow the instructions to download your e-ticket.
This voucher is NOT your ticket. Scan the QR code to check in for your trip and to find all your essential travel information.
Please note the following information to access your entry e-tickets:
• Your e-ticket is ready for download. Scan the QR code or click on the link on this voucher.
• E-tickets will also be sent via Whatsapp and email, and the sender will be Vox City.
• To gain admission, scan your e-tickets from your mobile device at the entry.
If you have any questions, please reach out to us at: customer@voxcity.com, or text us on WhatsApp at +39 345 5617956 (https://wa.me/393455617956). Our opening hours are from 7:00am to 7:00pm CET, Monday to Sunday.
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