STOPOVER IN CASSIS

Stopover in Cassis

Nestled between the purple cliffs of Cap Canaille and the celadon waters of the Mediterranean Calanques, this small, intimate fishing port is one of the region's most unique gems. A sapphire in a green setting, whose charm of the picturesque streets is matched only by the bewitching smell of its Provençal cuisine. Surrounded by umbrella pines, Cassis opens up straightforwardly…

Prolong your night on the Bestouan beach, dawn has barely risen; take a dip in the translucent waters of Anse du Corton; let yourself be lulled by the foam of the waves, seated on the terrace of the Grand Large, devour a detective novel lying on the still warm sand of the Bleue beach or even revel in the culinary delights of La Presqu'île, your gaze caught by the sea.

Stopover in Cassis

Stopover in Cassis

Get lost in the furrows of the Route des Crêtes, warmed by the last rays of the sun; let yourself be enchanted by the thousand and one shades of blue that spread out to the distant horizon; dive there to discover the maritime abyss of the very wild Calanques d'En-Vau, Port-Pin and Port-Miou... It is rumored that the water there would change from azure blue to aquamarine blue in no time!

Stopover in Cassis
<Br></br></br>STOPOVER IN CASSIS

Watching people stroll, seated in the shade of the plane trees in Place Baragnon; refresh yourself with a fig sorbet, caught on the fly at Casalini; stroll through the Cassidian alleys to the Lion Georges bakery; succumb to the unmissable Bouillabaisse from Nino, à la carte since 1962, or let yourself be intoxicated by the sweet atmosphere of the Bar de la Marine, after dark.

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<Br></br></br>STOPOVER IN CASSIS
<Br></br></br>STOPOVER IN CASSIS

Set sail, already, and carry in your luggage the last memories of Cassis: its old fort overlooking the colorful houses, its lighthouse camped at the end of the pier and the unforgettable prawns flambéed with pastis from La Nonna d'Oro.

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Stopover in Cassis