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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Cassis in 5 days
If you only have 5 days to spend in Cassis, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Casino, Rte des Crêtes, and Cap Canaille, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Le Bistrot de Nino and Cesar la Suite so you can get the best taste of Cassis while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Plage de la Grande Mer, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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TEERAPONG H — Google reviewMichael W — Google reviewBhavya K — Google reviewRos C — Google reviewJeff M — Google reviewPaul W — Google reviewStephen — Google review
Port de Cassis
4.6
(14842)
Marina
Port de Cassis is a charming and picturesque harbor filled with brightly colored buildings and fishing boats. The area offers car-free streets, perfect for leisurely strolls among pastel-painted buildings, colorful shutters, cobbled streets, and vibrant plant-filled pots. From the port, visitors can embark on excursions to the essential calanques of Port Pin and En Vau after a scenic hike from Calanque de Port Miou.
Incredible little coastal town.
Having been in the "out of season" I can highly recommend it for the amazing scenery and bright beaches with beautiful waves crashing about everywhere.
Personally it is the town's proximity within the Calanques mountain range that makes this place feel so special.
Be careful heading there in the midst of summer however, as being familiar with the likes of St Ives in Cornwall, it's plain to see a small town that gets utterly bombarded with summer tourism when you see one!
Highly recommend.
Death D — Google review
I love this small town with beautiful beaches and canyons, my 2nd years to comeback here.
Boat trip recommended
Walk to the canyon
Fishing trip and diving
Good foods around the port
People are friendly and not too busy
Beautiful views
Stunning, accessible, surrounded by an adorable town with wonderful food and shops. Amazing market in thr center of town on Saturdays. Would love to stay just there and take a short drive to Marseille or up the coast in either direction.
Love this place, so peaceful and magical amazing people nice energy and great food with big portions and competitive prices all the stores and street market are good and nice
Great little town, very touristy but a nice busy vibe. There were plenty of boat tours and cafes to keep you going.
Beautiful port.
Charming side streets and alleys.
Great seafood abound.
Idyllic is only the beginning.
Port de Cassis is a charming and picturesque harbor nestled on the Mediterranean coast of southern France. Surrounded by pastel-colored buildings, bustling cafes, and stunning cliffs, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and Provençal ambiance. The port is lively yet relaxed, ideal for strolling, people-watching, or enjoying fresh seafood with a view of bobbing fishing boats and luxury yachts. Its proximity to the Calanques makes it a great starting point for boat tours or hikes, adding a touch of adventure to its serene vibe. A must-visit for anyone exploring the French Riviera.
This is a very lovely seaside village and I highly recommend taking a boat tour. The boat tour was the best part of the visit. The shopping here is pretty good and not total tourist junk like some places. If you look closely, you can find some better quality stuff made in France and Italy. There are several restaurants here. I ate at Chez Marie, which was pretty good for a sandwich shop and very reasonably priced.
Quai des Moulins, 13260 Cassis, France•
3 min · 0.13 mi
2•Azul V — Google reviewChristopher E — Google reviewKhaled M — Google reviewCatherine H — Google reviewMax B — Google reviewIan U — Google reviewPeter S — Google review
Monsieur Brun
3.7
(1159)
3.0
(520)
affordable
Brasserie
Monsieur Brun is a great place to go for a sundowner. The drinks are reasonably priced and the staff are attentive. The location is perfect for people watching and the view from the restaurant is amazing.
Perfect place for lunch facing the harbor. Caesar salad was excellent, server pleasant and mercifully spoke English, and also accommodated my Iced Tea request. Be sure to ask for the butter for the bread, French butter is amazing.
Patricia P — Google review
The restaurant Mr. Brun is the perfect place to have all the see food dishes you can imagine, the menu is now amazing but honestly this is the right place to have oysters, shrimps, sea urchin, etc. the prices were quite fair and the location is right next to the Port so you can have an amazing lunch while the sun is shining. Servers were nice and the food came in time.
Great restaurant overlooking the port. Excellent food, and large portions. The steak tartare was fabulous as where the chips cooked in lard!
Music choice was good to.
I liked the climate, the little port in front, pleasant service, not bad meals.
Excellent breakfast (and lunch!l ) Ate and drank here several times. Lovely waitresses who are friendly. Fantastic food. Wonderful view. Efficient service. Recommend!
Very solid spot for a touristic harbor restaurant. Nice American-style breakfasts. Great waffles with whipped cream. Lovely place to spend time
We arrived ar 3PM which was totally wrong in terms of food service. However, the staff could not be more helpful and still made food for us. Great views of the harbour too. Wonderful.
What a fantastic restaurant in this picturesque little coastal harbour. Great food, great service.
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Casino Barrière Cassis
3.8
(1753)
3.4
(147)
Casino
Fun & Games
Bar
Restaurant
Located in the charming coastal town of Cassis, Casino Barrière Cassis stands out as the largest casino near Saint-Tropez. Its prime location in the heart of Cassis, just a stone's throw from the sea, makes it a popular destination for gaming enthusiasts. The casino offers a wide variety of games and entertainment options for a complete gaming experience. Visitors exploring Cassis can easily reach Casino Barrière, which is less than an 8-minute walk away.
Awesome! It can be anything u want it 2 b. ✌️💜🌈 Check it out 😉
Kari N — Google review
Visited Cassis for a day. Lovely Port went on a boat trip to see the coves
If you imagine visiting the south of France with the James Bond film Casino Royale or the black and white classic Casablanca as your inspiration, you’ll be disappointed.
Clearly this small casino is not home to high rolling masters of espionage or even the backdrop for love with a piano soundtrack.
However, it is a place you can enjoy a drink, spend time trying your luck on the slots, or wager on a table.
unfriendly, rude, rules are not applied to all
If I could give 0 I won't hesitate, terrible place, terrible custumer service, and if you are not willing to spend 1000e to play, you're gonna be mistreated untill you leave the table so that big Rich custumers could play ! And the team that places your money could get good tips !
It's not easy to win
Never get big win only win 20€-200€ that's maximum win for me
Fun. Car park could be better
Av. du Professeur René Leriche, 13260 Cassis, France•
14 min · 0.75 mi
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Plage du Bestouan
4.5
(2508)
3.5
(212)
Public beach
Plage du Bestouan is a charming beach in Cassis, known for its unique natural features such as a pebbly shore and stunning turquoise waters. It is one of the two main beaches in the area, offering crystal-clear water perfect for sunbathing and snorkeling. The beach is located near the Calanques, making it an ideal spot for both relaxation and exploration.
Very beautiful beach. Lovely water, not too crowded compare to the other port with is a 15min walk from here. Nice little place to spend half a day or a full day just to chill out and unwind. Tip- get early as car park is difficult.
Ab A — Google review
Smaller more pebbly beach on the far left of Cassis. You can hire a sunbed for €30 each a day and there’s a bar right there for drinks but all fairly pricey. The water is clean and there are lifeguards right there so safe for smaller children playing. It’s large pebbles though so quite hard to walk on. There’s parking right behind the beach and a few restaurants just on the road behind it. It gets very crowded though so be prepared to either pay for a bed or grab a small spot to put your belongings.
I love this beach. It’s small and can get crowded but it has an amazing view and the water feels like a cold pool. There are a couple good places to grab lunch/snacks/drinks. There are a few places to jump off into the water also.
Stunning beach. The sun can be brutal so bring a tent or umbrella as there is little shade. Water is cool but stunning.
Nice and small beach, with great views
Very nice place . Good bar and restaurant next to beach .
Small Rocky Beach, but amazing Views.
Beautifully stunning sheltered beach which gets the sun really late into the day, well past 6pm. Gorgeous crystal water, really calm and safe
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Where to eat
Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Monsieur Brun, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Le Bistrot de Nino
4.2
(1112)
3.9
(800)
Restaurant
Bed & breakfast
The eatery situated in Cassis harbor is a renowned spot frequented by insiders who enjoy gathering there year after year. People often convene at Nino's at 11:30 am, following their visit to the market, to leisurely sip on a glass of Pastis while observing the procession of fishing vessels. By noon, everyone has already assembled around the table and engages in lively discussions about who will savor the final antipasti!
They are a great team!
Authentic, friendly, helpful and efficient if you need any info e.t.c.
Great spot to enjoy façade view of the harbor / castle / horizon color shades.
Great French menu options, service, vibe.
Merci beaucoup✨️🎉
Villy V — Google review
Visited Le Bistrot de Nino looking for a good time with friends, unfortunately the food was abysmal. We ordered the prawn linguine and steak, and on top of a very long wait, the pasta was quite literally tasteless and the steak was cooked and seasoned poorly.
However, the wait staff were very kind and accommodating and the view was amazing. Despite its good looks, I would not dine here again on account of the food. A very poor €200 spent.
We had a pleasure having dinner in this restaurant with amazing view and very friendly staff. We went for a catch of the day in combination with some very good local wine, and huge portion of dessert. Everything from the beginning to the end of the experience was great, we can only recommend this outstanding restaurant next to Port of Cassis! Valeriia and Ignace
We stayed in one of their rooms and sitting on our balcony we had a view of the restaurant. Watching tableside preparation of catch of the day drove us to the decision to try it one evening. Our waitress was wonderful and the sea bream was fresh, properly cooked with a generous helping of potatoes and vegetables. The view was magnificent.
Same as for all restaurants in cassis that are located around the harbor - they are low quality. Doesn’t matter how luxurious they might look like.
Herr we had a good wine, was really good rose. The burger was like from the burger kind and the fish was the worst ever fish my wife ever had. This all is just sad that people will tell about the French cuisine. You can eat at good restaurants but sadly not here. French cuisine can be amazing and it’s a bit of shame that it is presented here like that.
Sit here, drink a glass of wine or beer, enjoy the view and eat somewhere else😀
Aggghhhhh, where to start with how dreadful this was?!
In a tourist town like Cassis, it’s not necessary to have Alain Ducasse in the kitchen to earn money. I knew thjs. I did some due diligence and it suggested Nino was one of the better restaurants on the port. It can’t be? It’s dreadful.
Lackadaisical to non-existent service (And the sense they couldn’t care less because they will be busy anyway). Lukewarm beer and wine. Cold mussels in a moule mariniere, which surely they couldn’t mess up?!
It’s hard to recall wasting my money in a place that cares so little about its food or customers. I had to go somewhere else after to eat straight after to check not everywhere in Cassis could be so awful. Thankfully there are clearly much better options.
We ordered a bottle of white wine and I had the sole a la meunière. The wine arrived too warm as if they had it placed in the ice bucket uncooled. Okay, the second bottle was cold. Then I got my fish. It was maximum half done. I sent it back. It arrived still not completely cooked. I left it on the plate. At least our good waiter had the decency of leaving it off the bill. So the service was okay the rest not so much.
Friendly and efficient service by hard-working English-speaking staff, but the food was really disappointing after a very long wait. Moules marinières: generous portion of small tasty mussels, but they were overcooked. Fritto misto: uninteresting, not crisp, seafood overcooked and tough. On the other hand, the local white wine was excellent. The port-side location is beautiful.
1 Quai Jean Jacques Barthélémy, 13260 Cassis, France•
Cesar la Suite
2.9
(919)
2.5
(728)
affordable
Restaurant
Cesar la Suite is a delightful dining spot that captures the essence of coastal charm. Nestled by the picturesque port of Cassis, this restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere complemented by friendly service and stunning views. Guests can enjoy a variety of seafood dishes, including delicious mussels and fresh salads, all while soaking in the gentle sea breeze. Whether you find yourself on their lovely terrace or inside due to unpredictable weather, you're sure to have an enjoyable experience filled with good food and warm hospitality.
Good food, fresh fish, great drinks, and the views can’t be beat! Fun place for lunch in Cassis!
My wife had a Chicken Caesar Salad and I had the plat du jour, a “Hamburger Fish & Chips” which was a breaded fish sandwich with fries. The local Provence wine and gin cocktail were both great, and we finished our meal with espressos. Très délicieux, bon appétit!
Lee W — Google review
We were greeted by a nice female server. Unfortunately we waited forever for our fish. People came, ate and left in the meantime. Fish was overcooked and cold when it was served and although we ordered filets, it was full of bones.
Was nauseaus the whole night. Don't recommend.
The only thing worth coming here for is the tap water. We waited 25 minutes just for drinks and over an hour and twenty minutes for food. When it finally arrived, it was awful. Staff never once apologised for the delay. To make matters worse, other tables who arrived 20 minutes after us managed to order, eat, have dessert, and coffee before we even saw our mains. Absolutely dreadful experience.
Unfortunately not the best experience in France for us. Really nice outdoor sitting area on the quay and the staff were pleasant. Fast to sit down and order and the pre dinner cocktails we had were fantastic. Then the food came....which was terrible. I ordered the grilled steak which was literally a piece of steak on a plate. That's it. I don't think it was seasoned or anything. My friend ordered the fish which he described as thawed (from frozen) warmed and put on a plate. The worst food we've eaten in Europe. Disappointed to say the least. Especially for the price: €30 for the steak?!?
A tourist trap. Waiting time for food is ridiculous. Food overcooked and small quantities. Absolutely the worst. Do not go.
Food are really disappointed, bad taste, small quantities and over cooked, and much more expensive than normal restaurants. 35 euros for per person but not full. Very bad experience
Steak was okay tbf
Everything was completely over priced and very average , the gambas, 27 euro for 2 pawns and some soggy chips
Luke warm service
Without doubt our worst meal in France
Stay away from this “restaurant”. Horrible service and food. We waited over an hour for a Ceasar salad that had boxed chicken nuggets on top for the “chicken” , a burger that was leaking sauce all overand tasted like a BigMac and steak frites that were cold and the steak was gristly and fatty. Our server was drinking and laughing behind the bar while we sat with no bread or water. We speak French so there was no language barrier.
This was in the off season so it wasn’t that they were busy and they had plenty of staff.
The view from the restaurant are beautiful. NOT a reason to eat here. Their sign said “Service non-stop”. What a joke.
To top it off, after we paid and left the two waitresses ran outside after us and our kids to ask if we had flipped them off. ?!?!!?
We had not.
What a weird experience to end an otherwise beautiful day.
9 Quai des Baux, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Chez Gilbert
4.2
(1617)
3.9
(1750)
expensive
Mediterranean restaurant
French restaurant
Chez Gilbert is a Mediterranean restaurant located in Cassis, France. The menu features seafood and soups dishes as well as meat options. It is open every day except Wednesday for lunch and dinner. The restaurant has received mixed reviews for how welcoming its staff were, but the food itself was praised for being very good.
We picked Chez Gilbert mostly by chance while in Cassis, and wow were we fortunate. The seafood dishes here are spectacular! The lobster was unbelievable, more than enough for 2 persons, and the accompanying potato dish was simply sublime. The staff warned us that portions were large, and so we did not order appetizers. Nonetheless, they provided a chef appetizer that was diced vegetables with shellfish in olive oil that was incredible! The sole meuniere with risotto was fantastic, and the bread & butter were French - so really great! Service was friendly and efficient, and the views of the harbor amazing. Love this place!
Mike H — Google review
Don’t be fooled by the pics and views of this restaurant. The food was absolutely the worst in all of France, ridiculously overpriced and low quality with no taste. It is basically a tourist trap charging €65 euro for a Bouillabaisse which was nothing more than low quality fish stew. €125 euro for a fish. We were disgusted with the food and what we got foe price we paid.
The 50 euros menu is way too expensive for the quality of food you get. The fish soup was tasteless and without any actual fish in it, the main dish was a grilled bar which came almost cold, the desert was ok.
Service was super slow and not really friendly.
The bouillabaisse was a major letdown!!!For such a high price(70€!), I expected something remotely authentic or flavorful — instead, I got overcooked and absolutely flavorless fish! Frankly, it felt like a lazy attempt at a premium dish, priced as if it were something special. I left feeling ripped off. Definitely not worth it!!!!
Posh and snobbish place.
I took the menu for 50€ - food was okay I guess. I was expecting more for that price. But Pavlova was great!
The problem was, all three male waiters that were going around with such miserably serious and stern faces that I started to wonder, “is that their idea of what waiters in a serious and fancy establishment should be like?” Because in all other places, you’d expect waiters to be super smiley and friendly, and you relax in their presence as well. Here, no.
Elegant and with a great view from both sides of the dock. Very friendly staff and attentive. Food is very nice and the serve sword fish which is very tasty. They also have a typical dish from the region which is a big fish stew, very tasty. Offers nice local wines.
I love how fresh the produce tasted, but found flavors lacking in their specialty bouillabaisse. To me it just needed more depth, more umami...and for 50€ I expected more. The entrees were ok, though I hoped for more finesse even for a bistro. CG, you could be so so much more! Keep it up!
Order fish soup, Bouillabaisse and Mussles. I like Mussle. Bouillabaisse is OK but If I have come again I would order fish soup Mussle and something else because Bouillabaisse is 4 kind of fish in the fish soup.
19 Quai des Baux, 13260 Cassis, France•
L'atelier Gastronomique
4.7
(336)
5.0
(283)
Permanently Closed
Restaurant
Caterer
L'atelier Gastronomique is a restaurant that specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. Sonia, the chef, and Jean-Marc, the manager, will help you enjoy fresh and homemade dishes. They also have a menu with plenty of choices for those who want something more than just sandwiches or salads. The restaurant is located in Cassis, which is an attractive town on the southeastern coast of France. Parking is available nearby and there are wheelchair accessible entrances.
What a nice surprise to find this wonderful little spot. The Smoked Salmon Ravioli was amazing. We also loved the Cherry Tomato Tart as a first course and the Coconut Flan Dessert was great!!
Jennifer W — Google review
Dinner: this busy lunch place is a find, and a good one. The place is set up for well above average eats. Dinner is less impressive. We try the 5 appetisers between the 3 of us. None is disastrous, but none jump the hump to 5* glory. The best dishes are the tomato tart and fish soup, the cheese melt is yum ans simple. The tuna rillete barely rises above mundane and the zucchini flowers suffer under the weight of a batter that needed to be far thinner, and preferably made with iced water, japonaise. The wine list is bio beaut, with prices to match. The waiter is as haughty as a cartoon french inkeeper and a real joy to be in the same place with. A safe and decent choice any time of day.
We had an amazing meal at this restaurant!! The food was amazing and the service was just as fantastic! Our group of six accidentally stumbled into it and it was our favorite meal of our trip! 10/10 highly recommend
Very friendly service and incredibly tasty sandwiches. The incredients are highest quality and taste so intensive. We were all 3 impressed :D
An amazing place!!! If you are in cassis you have to go there. The waiter is very welcoming and super funny.... A French humour 😉 the food is of great quality even for the kids. Gravax salmon salad is delicious and the toasty for the kids is amazing
Food is just beyond delicious, the chef is so, so talented. And they were so great at accommodating our child’s allergies while still making a meal that he absolutely inhaled, asking “more” the whole time and crying if we didn’t put it in his mouth fast enough. The service is excellent, and the couple that owns this restaurant is just so, so pleasant. They opened early for us and accommodated us without a reservation. We literally immediately made a reservation for the next day, it was so excellent.
Absolutely delicious sandwiches - choose your filling from a lovely deli counter including 6 different types of tapenade & many different hams and cheeses etc. A generous filling portion and we took it to go & ate nearby by the Cap Canaille. Trust us - top tip!
Cassis is one of the nicest places to go in the Provence. A small port near Marseille and way more attractive than Saint Tropez. As all the French here know. So we often drive there from Aix. Today we had lunch in L' Atelier Gastronomique. A short walk away from the busy terraces looking out over the port (also nice bit more standard cuisine) in a side street, this is absolutely worth the detour you go here for a great and special sandwich or tasty 'dejeuner'. We had a truffle croque madame, salade chevre and a croustillant with jambon and salad. All very nicely prepared by a nice and very service-oriented couple; Clemens , his wife and their friend. We agreed with Clemens that he would speak English with us and we would answer him back in French so we both could learn from the conversation. Need I say more?
24 Rue de l'Arène, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Day 2
Proximity is everything
For day 2, we bundled attractions like Calanque de Port Pin and Calanque d'En-vau and other places within a close range, so that the time it takes to travel between all of them is less than one hour. Combined with the average time people spend there, your day should take about 5 hours.
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Calanque de Port Pin
4.7
(4635)
4.0
(2)
Beach
Calanque de Port Pin is a stunning natural area featuring rocky formations, pine trees, and sandy beaches. It offers picturesque hiking trails and beautiful shingle beaches. The surrounding area boasts luxurious accommodations with breathtaking views of the Old Port from terraces. Visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Ile Verte, Calanque du Mugel, and Plage L'Arene.
GORGEOUS! Absolutely worth the hike there. -highly recommend the panoramic way even though it’s 30 minutes longer - the views are stunning! The way to the beach is a big difficult, but really doable.
Elena M — Google review
It's a bit of a hike to get here (wear a good pair of shoes) and make sure you bring plenty of water, especially on a hot day. But the views along the walk are stunning and the beach is well worth the effort. It's a popular beach, but if the main beach is too busy you can scramble along the rocks to find your own quieter spot. Swimming is lovely and you can dry off in the sun after. The circular walk around to the next Calanques is definitely recommended for the views, but there is a bit of clambering involved.
Beautiful spot for a swim. The water is clear and it wasn’t too crowded when we visited on a Tuesday at the end of June. There are a few shaded areas to escape the sun. The hike from Cassis center took about 50 minutes. It’s not too difficult and definitely worth it!!
This may depend on season entirely. We went on a Tuesday august, and had a terrible time despite the beautiful scenery. This was because 1) we had the most nightmarish parking, in which we looked for an hour in the parking lots before giving up, and being lucky enough to find street parking. People were asking those getting off the shuttle for their parking spot, and claiming them. 2) it was ridiculously crowded on the hike and in the calanque itself. The town was similarly horribly crowded at the port, but quieter outside. This said, it was a beautiful place, and fantastic to swim in. Probably best in the off season.
I cannot move on from the breathtaking beauty of the view here. It's definitely worth the walk to this beach. The sea is beautiful and clear, swimming and watching the fishes is so peaceful and enjoyable.
Just an amazing place. One of the most beautiful places in the entire Côte d'Azur 🇫🇷. Worth to visit and enjoy 😎☀️🌊
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Beautiful spot! Definitely worth the walk!
Lovely - easy to access and busy as a result but stunning
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Calanque d'En-vau
4.7
(993)
4.5
(319)
Beach
Nestled between towering cliffs and accessible only by foot or boat, Calanque d'En-vau is a remote beach with stunning turquoise waters. The journey to reach this hidden gem involves a challenging 7-hour hike and an 8,000-meter uphill climb, offering breathtaking views of Port-Pin and Port-Miou along the way. Visitors can also explore nearby calanques such as Calanque de Port-Pin before making their way to Cassis.
Amazing spot. Tricky 5km hike from Cassis with steep ground and loose stones... but well worth the effort for the heavenly views and stunning bay with chilly azure blue waters and cliffs either side. Very popular in the summer months... for a good reason. Simply stunning
Philip J — Google review
We walked about2hrs from the parking to get there and 1h40min to get back. The road is easy if you follow the right path but be sure to take a had, sunscreen and plenty of water as there is almost no shade during the walk there
One of the most amazing and incredible landscape during the trip. Highly recommend to be well prepared for sharp up and down hiking.
Picturesque cove made even more sweet by the decently long hike from Cassis, and by swimming out to the buoys in the cove. The view back towards the beach is stunning!
Bring sturdy shoes for the hike, water shoes for the beach (or very tough feet), and a lunch (Wednesdays and Fridays are market days in Cassis!), book, good company. Great full afternoon activity to experience the park with like minded folks from around the world.
The water in September was 70 degrees F, clear, very refreshing with the air temp at 80 ish degrees F.
Very pretty view when hiking and turquoise, transparent water. We downloaded the Mes Calanques app, which guided us towards the Calanque d’En Vau via Port Pin - there are also marks on the rocks. We followed the panoramic path to go, and the shorter path (green) to retour. The hike was heavy especially the steep part descending to the water, but if you are physically active it’s super manageable. The rest of the path is rocky - sometimes slippery, but doable. The hike is magnificent, totally worth it!!
Nice beach but OMG the walk from cassis is brutal. Be prepared for some serious climbing up and down and make sure you've got plenty of water.
Parking in Cassis is near to impossible. You have to be lucky to find place in the streets.
The hike is very easy to the first beach but gets difficult later. I really believe that if you don't have proper shoes you should not go. The terrain is quite slippery even in sneakers. Important: bring water shoes as well, it will be much easier to walk on the beach.
I also think you should leave those trekking poles in your car, there are parts of the hike where you need to have free hands. We got stuck in a "traffic jam" because of group of hikers with these poles.
Even in september there is soooo many people. If you come after 3pm, there will be no sun but also much less people.
Beautiful swimming spot once you get there. Around a 17km hike in total, back and forth from the Cassis train station. Ish 4km one way from the edge of the town where the route turns into a hiking trail. The hike is quite tough during the summer heat. Steep and lots of small rocks that move from under your feet. Definitely requires proper shoes. Bring at least 2L of water per person. You’ll sweat it out in a heart beat.
We went in the middle of June, and the place was packed. I’d imagine during July it would be jam-packed.
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Cassis Calanques Plongée
4.6
(488)
Diving center
Cassis Calanques Plongée is a must-visit destination for those seeking the beauty of the Mediterranean. Nestled between the renowned Massif des Calanques and the majestic Cap Canaille, Cassis offers visitors a taste of Provence and the sea. The main attraction here is the Calanques, rocky inlets perfect for hiking, swimming, and boating with stunning views of the Mediterranean.
A quick HALF day trip here from Aix was just great. We took a 1 hour boat trip to visit three creeks (calanques), spent an hour or two on the beach, and had great drinks on the main Queen Street afterwards. We were back in Aix in time to clean up, rest and go out to dinner. The highways are amazing and make such a trip possible.
Jim M — Google review
This place is absolutely breathtaking!
Cassis Calanques was our first dive experience in Europe. We were well received by the dive crew, they had well-maintained rental wetsuits which we appreciated. The dive sites are pretty close to the marina, which is great if you don't enjoy long boat rides, plus the view of the city and the Calanques is simply breathtaking. We got to see sunken Napolean-era canons and huge Groupers. We highly recommend!
If you are not a french speaker don't come here. We were completely ignored the whole trip, not briefed properly, equipment wasn't checked, and the instructor for my friends baptism told her that diving wasn't her thing after a couple tries (with almost no instruction on his end). Don't tell people that your instructors speak english when they simply refuse to do it even if they can. Also they don't even have water on board. Their masks and equipment is not very good quality. We paid almost 200 euro for one dive and it was the worst experience I have ever had.
Breath taking scenery, really calm and nice small city with a lot of attractions to visit, had a blast at this wonderful place
Always friendly, professional and well organized. Definitely the best team to go to if you want to dive in and around Cassis.
This was such a great dive shop. They took us out to a beautiful dive site at a rock far off the coast. My instructor/guide did an incredible job pointing out wild life. The dive lasted about 45-50 minutes, and their rental gear was really nice. Overall, they helped me have possibly my favorite diving experience yet.
Nice and friendly team with a great atmosphere. Felt very professional. The dive guide Florie was patient, checking in frequently and gave a perfect tour of the spot. Saw lots fish - grouper, barracuda, eels, wrasse, rock fish, blennies and more. We were also the first boat to arrive at the spot before other dive groups. Also a nice touch with hot tea given out after the dive.
3 Rue Michel Arnaud, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Plage de la Grande Mer
4.3
(528)
4.0
(281)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Plage de la Grande Mer in Cassis is a stunning free beach located near the town center. It offers breathtaking views of cliffs and calanques, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing day by the sea. This sandy beach is ideal for families and anyone seeking to bask in the Mediterranean sunshine. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and various other activities while taking in the natural beauty of the coast.
I was almost cry when I first visit Cassis. It was the most beautiful beach and town I‘ve ever been in my life.
It’s a small city, you can visit few tourist area for 1-2days. Some famous tourist beach is crowded with people.
But there’s many beaches, you can walk around and choose one what you most like. You can enjoy relaxed time and the sun for yourself!
Sou K — Google review
Lovely place! From Marseille it was a 40min bus ride to Cassis (3.50€) then a short walk to the beach. Not sandy but the pebbles are very small so not hard to walk on it and comfortable to lay down. The water was perfect, very clear!
Beach was packed at 8-9am, lots of tourists but I saw a least 7 police person walking around the city and beach. It felt safe enough to go in for a swim while leaving my stuff behind as a solo traveler.
No shower to wash off after going for a swim, only a tap to wash your feet/legs.
There is a small shop to grab drinks and popsicle but quite expensive. But people were nice and spoke English. There’s is also a small area with sunbeds for hire
gorgeous beach and surrounding areas but does get really busy. water was quite cold when we were there at the end of july
BEAUTIFUL BEACHHHHH OVERSEEING THE MOUNTAIN and whe you look behind it’s Cassis charming village!! it’s a bit crowded during weekend but still love love love the vibes!!! 🌊👙☀️⛱️ toilets are also accessible! Very pretty you need to take a lot of good pics! &&please walk along the beach until you reach the thing it’s pretty!
My favorite beach in France! Awesome view and warm water. The infrastructure is unbeatable
Beautiful Beach, with less tourists than the rest of the coast. Great Views, and Blue Water. Sandy beach.
Very lovely beach, great views, great place to swim and relax. One of the bests I’ve been in Côte d’Azur. It’s crowded tho, but still very nice
Turquoise water, almost sandy (very small pebbles) beach, with friendly people and families. Highly recommend the visit and spending a relaxing day!
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Plage de l’Arène
4.4
(487)
4.0
(50)
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Plage de l’Arène is a secluded and wild beach located in Cassis, less crowded than other beaches in the area. Accessible via a small car park and steep steps, this rocky beach is surrounded by pine trees and offers a peaceful atmosphere. It's not the easiest for swimming, so reef shoes are recommended. The beach can be reached through a side street near vineyards, making it more hidden than other nearby beaches.
This beach is a dream come true for nature lovers and anyone seeking tranquility away from the crowds. The crystal-clear turquoise water, dramatic cliffs, and lush pine-covered hills create an almost surreal backdrop.
Even on a misty day, the view was absolutely magical, with the clouds hugging the mountain tops like a scene from a fantasy movie. Whether you're paddleboarding, relaxing on the rocky shore, or just taking in the views, this place feels peaceful and raw.
My favorite beach during winter.
Andreea N — Google review
Nice stony beach! You need aqua shoes! Less people and very clear water! A good alternative but no direct parking lot! Entrance is a little bit steep and the path to the beach is not obvious. It looks like a blocked street with a barrier
Rocky but private - away from the crowd - great spot to watch the sunset.
Very beautiful beach with is usually less crowded than others in Cassis. Be careful tho the parking is very small (10-15 cars)
You can leave your car in the parking and walk 50m to arrive to this beach. Totally empty and far from the crowd
We took our boats out. Roped them all together, swam, drank and ate til the sun came down. Perfection
This is a stone beach. Near by parking just 1.60Eur per hour. Also has a public toilet, beach restaurant.
Beautiful rocky beach. Beautiful water. Escape the crowds! Can't see cafe as others have mentioned. Park on main road about 15 mins away and walk down
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Under a 1-minute walk from Cassis Calanques Plongée, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
LA GIRANDOLE
4.5
(553)
4.4
(429)
affordable
Pizza restaurant
La Girandole is a small, family-owned pizza restaurant located in a typical street of Cassis. The brothers who own La Girandole are welcoming and will introduce you to their delicious Mediterranean-inspired and Creole cuisine.
This was the best dinner i had in a really long time. I went with my friend, we ordered focaccia for starters and it was DELICIOUS. The straciatella was creamy and the truffles MMM. Then i had a duck steak, also really yummy, the meat was tender and well seasoned. My friend ordered gnocchi and they were drowning in a delicious sause and cheese. Everything went so well, the waiting time was a little long like 30 mins but it was worth waiting. At the end we were served a mini digestive cocktail, so refreshing and tasty. For sure would recommend to everyone looking for a nice place to eat. The staff was also really nice.
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The most amazing food I’ve had in south of France! The chef is just the sweetest man alive and will go out of the way to make you the best meal ever! 10/10 recommend! Do yourselves a favor ladies and gentlemen
Lovely little place with delicious pizzas made with fresh ingredients. We eat vegetarian and felt this was our favourite restaurant in cassis. The waiters and chef were super helpful and friendly! Price was good too. Highly recommend ☺️
Great dinner, great service & great host. Very friendly and eyes for small details.
This is the perfect place if you want to eat good affordable Pasta in Cassis. The Pasta Vongole and the Arrabiata are both great and the staff is also very nice - you can even get a Cuba Libre. Also the Gnochi house Pasta was good if you like more cheesy stuff. We were at several restaurant in Cassis with the aim not to spend more then 20 to 30 Euros per person and this was the best - we visited at end of May 2024.
Last night we 5 persons went to have dinner there. The person next to us was having “Arrabbiata and Burrata”, 4 of us ordered the same, I order another pasta. Surprisingly they gave us much less quantity than our neighbor. Moreover after us some one ordered the same, they also gave much more than us. I complained to the waiters, twice but they ignored. Finally I complained to the boss. They should treat us fairly. We will never go there again.
Friendly and atmospheric restaurant. Wine and desserts were good. The Pizza though was mediocre, it looked and tasted like a bought in pre-made pizza base.
Went over the weekend, pizza very mediocre. The base was dry as f. There are other italian places, prefer them. Didn't understand why this had 4.5/5. One side of the alley smells like washing liquid, a lot.
Le Grand Large
4.1
(1557)
4.5
(1769)
expensive
French restaurant
Nestled along the stunning coastline, Le Grand Large is a delightful dining destination that promises an unforgettable culinary experience. With its inviting outdoor terrace bathed in sunlight, guests can indulge in a diverse menu featuring grilled fish, succulent scallops, and fresh mussels. The restaurant also offers a tempting sushi selection for lunch, all while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the sea. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, especially with the soft sea breeze enhancing every meal.
Super beach club! Super staff (Flavio and Emma are the best ). Good prices. Good vibes. 30min from Aix.
Olivier S — Google review
Very nice beach restaurant. Food is good and also the sushi is fantastic! Nice place overlooking the beach. Perfect for lunch!
You pay a bit more for the view and location, but the food is certainly good, even the sushi.
We had meat tartare and fish n chips.it was very successful.portions and marination were good.I will come again.
Closest restaurant to the beach so views of the Med are uninterrupted if you get the outdoor beachside tables on the terrace. Prices are a bit higher than others for similar dishes but view+quality of food is great and service very friendly/efficient so it balances out. We had the Sea Bass and the Wolf Fish (?) Both were excellent in preperation, presentation and of course, taste.
Plenty of Bread and Olive oil... but no side plates?
Great place to spend a day on the beach!! Very good service, great food, very fresh and tasty!!
Service is wonderful. Prawns and scallops are reaally fresh. Dessert, chocolate, is perfect. Of course, the view of ocean cannot be forgettable.
Good food but completely hidden 5e fee for pepper sauce with the beef, it’s a bit of a joke
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Chez Poulette a Cassis
4.9
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4.8
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Restaurant
Nestled in the charming town of Cassis, Chez Poulette offers a delightful escape from the bustling port area. This cozy eatery is known for its homemade dishes and warm atmosphere, making it an ideal spot to unwind while enjoying stunning views of the sea. The restaurant's location allows diners to soak in the picturesque scenery of colorful boats bobbing in the harbor and the majestic Château de Cassis looming above.
We enjoyed a wonderful lunch in the restaurant.
The waitress kindly explained the menus in English since we don’t neither know nor speak French. They also showed their warm hospitality and inquired us how the food tastes several times.
We ordered 4 different kinds of main courses, 2 kinds of desserts. We shared the food together. Every dish was empty, you can imagine how we loved the cuisine very much.😋
Strongly recommend!👍
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Exceptional experience here. Waitress was brilliant, explained all the menu in detail to us upon arrival. She was good humoured also.
The food was absolutely gorgeous. The prawn fried rice dish and the duck were both very tasty. The white wine was equally nice.
A wonderful experience from start to finish, would highly recommend.
There is one proper way to describe this restaurant: Fantastic
Among a sea of touristic restaurants that have mediocre food, this hidden gem stands out in every way possible.
My advice is to order everything on the menu; and make a reservation to get a nice table.
As for parking, I would suggest to parachute in instead. There is no parking, and you will have to park far away and walk about half an hour to get to the restaurant. But the food makes the parking situation minimally annoying.
In summary, the food that this restaurant offers is amazing.
An absolutely amazing experience here!! Food was incredibly delicious - from apps to mains to desserts, and the top notch service made the experience so much better. We dropped one of our calamari pieces on the ground, and they brought us out a couple pieces to make up for it - so thoughtful! Would recommend to everyone and would definitely return.
An absolute must visit on your trip to Cassis, the food is superb and the staff are so lovely and welcoming. The food was so good we had to come back for a second visit before leaving Cassis. Recommend making a reservation ahead of time.
Yummy and familiar flavours in the shrimp fried rice. Loved the sauce, if I could suggest one slight improvement would be to have more peanuts, the crunch adds to the dish!
The staff were great—was clearly a busy period but they were very kind and warm and acquiesced to my request for more peanuts 😂
A Hidden Gem for Homemade Delights
We recently dined at this cozy little restaurant and were absolutely blown away by the experience. From the moment we walked in, the warm and welcoming atmosphere made us feel right at home. The service was exceptional—attentive, friendly, and genuinely caring, which made the entire dining experience even more enjoyable. Plus, the service was super quick, which is always a plus!
As for the food, it was nothing short of amazing. We ordered four different dishes, and each one was perfect. Every dish tasted like it was made with love, using fresh and high-quality ingredients. The flavors were rich and comforting, truly reminiscent of home-cooked meals. To top it off, we tried four different desserts, and they were absolutely incredible—each one better than the last!
If you're looking for a place with heartfelt service, fast service, and delicious homemade food (and desserts!), this restaurant is a must-visit. We’ll definitely be coming back!
Perhaps one of the best meals of my life! Absolutely phenomenal! Each dish was perfectly executed. The duck was cooked to perfection and the flavors far from boring. The ceviche was so unique it had me dancing in my seat. Paired with a rose, pure magic. The panna cotta was the perfecting ending. You need a reservation but the place is very unpretentious, which I love! Why doesn’t this place have a Michelin star? I just don’t understand!
Pl. Montmorin, 13260 Cassis, France•
La Presqu'île
4.4
(2060)
4.3
(967)
affordable
French restaurant
Haute French restaurant
La Presqu'île is a renowned restaurant located between Cassis and the stunning Calanques massif, offering breathtaking views of the Bay of Cassis and Cap Canaille. Since 1978, this establishment has been serving inventive southern French cuisine that showcases the flavors of Provence and the Mediterranean. The restaurant's terrace provides a privileged setting to enjoy a leisurely meal while soaking in the last rays of daylight.
La Presqu'île in Cassis offers an unforgettable dining experience in a prime location, with stunning views of the cliffs across the bay. The atmosphere is beautiful, and the service was absolutely flawless from start to finish. Every dish we had was delicious and beautifully presented, truly a feast for both the eyes and the palate.
The only downside was the portion sizes, which were quite small. The turbot main course, in particular, was surprisingly tiny—probably less than 2 ounces. Despite this, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal and left with a great impression. If you’re looking for a fantastic dinner with breathtaking views, I highly recommend La Presqu'île. Just don’t expect large portions!
Veronique E — Google review
Exceptional dinner meniu. We had a wonderful evening, experiencing countless different flavors. Surrounded by stunning views of the sea horizons. Amazing local wines. Helpful, pleasant, friendly service. The whole atmosphere was grate.
Wow!! Cannot get over how amazing our lunch was today. Amazing amazing views. Great vibe and exceptional service by the staff. Also the best duck I’ve ever had. Having a G&T to start the lunch with these views was such a vibe let me tell you! Won’t regret trying this place. Also the parking situation was amazing. They have dedicated parking for people who have an advanced reservation with the restaurant. They leave your name with the parking attendant at front, you just say your name, don’t have to pay 10 EUR and get parking right out the front of the restaurant. We went early and enjoyed the walk around the view point and Calanques.
Everything was perfect during our visit. The welcome was warm, the attention to detail from the staff who prepared and those who served was exceptional. The food tasted as good as it looked and believe me,visually, the dishes were works of art! See my pictures.
I would strongly recommend this as a restaurant offering great ambience and food to match. Well done to all concerned! I cannot think of anything that could have been done better.
Oh and did I mention the cheese board?Oh my word! Sublime!
Our set lunch menu was as tasty and beautifully as the view was marvelous. Exciting tastes with meticulous attention to the details. An addition from the wide selection of cheeses made the meal complete. The staff was very pleasant and professional. Clearly a restaurant with high ambitions, witch I believe they reacted.
The view and setting are absolutely breathtaking, worth every penny. I recommend booking an early dinner to fully enjoy the sunset 🌅 and stunning sea views.
The food was delicious, with the grilled tomato being a standout.
I appreciate the concept of offering two set menus to choose from. However, the service could be improved by having two designated serving times. This would allow the kitchen to bring out food for all guests simultaneously, which would save time, especially considering the terrace has over 50 seats. Staggered arrivals make it challenging to serve everyone smoothly ☺️.
If you are in cassis and looking for a place to picnic with nice views here is the place.
Recommend time is before sunset and you can see the colors at the mountains turn to be golden.
Need to prepare for a comfortable mattress or pillow as it rocky area, not an easy to find a way to get in to the water but you should try.
Fantastic views from this wonderful location on the edge of Cassis. The food really is exceptional and the service immaculate - there’s even complimentary parking!
We had an absolutely wonderful afternoon!
Quartier Port Miou, 13260 Cassis, France•
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West side of town
For day 3, we recommend exploring the west side side of town. Start the day off with La Villa Madie, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Casino. All together, your day would be filled with about 7 hours of non-stop fun.
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La Villa Madie
4.6
(1647)
4.7
(1460)
very expensive
Fine dining restaurant
Bistro
French restaurant
La Villa Madie is an upscale restaurant offering refined Mediterranean cuisine and breathtaking sea views from its terrace. Run by Chef Dimitri Droisneau and his wife Marielle, the three-Michelin-starred restaurant requires a smart casual dress code. The menu features standout dishes like grilled Mediterranean rouget with almonds and fennel in urchin-and-saffron sauce.
I visited this exquisite restaurant for lunch with my wife to celebrate her birthday, and it was an unforgettable experience. The ambiance was truly enchanting, with stunning decor that harmoniously complemented the breathtaking views surrounding us. Each dish was crafted with a thoughtful blend of seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. The presentation was a feast for the eyes, while the flavors danced across our palates, leaving us in awe of the remarkable cooking.
The staff provided an exceptional level of service, taking the time to thoroughly explain the intricate details of the food and wine pairings, all in English. Their warmth and friendliness made us feel right at home. Having dined at numerous Michelin-starred restaurants, we found La Villa Madie to be our favorite of them all.
Martin B — Google review
The place is simply amazing .
The service was excellent, no mistake or error.
The wine list is super and real good pricing, except for the first growth Bordeaux- everything else was priced very reasonably.
The food presentation and quality is up to three star.
The chef visited every table- nice gesture.
The atmosphere is magic.
We will definitely return!
After making a later booking, we decided to arrive about an hour early due to our hotel’s check-out time. We were pleasantly surprised by how effortlessly the staff accommodated this. As we walked through the restaurant to the outdoor terrace, we were greeted by a stunning view from our table.
We initially dined outside but moved indoors later due to a change in the weather. The food was exquisite, both in taste and presentation.
Unfortunately, a flight cancellation that evening prevented us from fully savoring our meal. However, the staff graciously expedited the service, allowing us to complete our meal while reworking our travel plans. They even packed the petit fours for us to enjoy on our way home!
Brasserie du Corton Review (Not to be confused with La Villa Madie ***)
The food was excellent. Really delicious and well executed. The highlights were the beef and oyster tartare, something that was novel for us. Also the veal dish where the meat was cleverly hidden inside the vegetables was a fun dish as well. Quite tasty!
The negatives:
It was really hot on the balcony, and there was no option to sit inside with air conditioning. There were no fans or anything to help with the heat on the balcony. Inside the "dining room" it was very disorganised and seemed like some of the staff's personal effects were just laying around. On a day with 34 degrees Celcius, perhaps having an air conditioned room for lunch would have been a good idea.
The service was not good either. This is honestly not a place where you would expect to have to serve your own wine. But our glasses sat empty for 10 minutes plus, and our white wine bottle sat in the bucket while waiters walked back and forth. This is France, right? The country that invented gastronomy and wine service? The restaurant downstairs has the highest culinary distinction from a certain tire company, right?
If you want to respond with "oh well, if you wanted that level of service, then go to La Villa Madie."
Wrong.
There are many hotels that have the brasserie - fine dining restaurants combo, and their levels of service are comparable. That was not the case here.
To be fair the food was excellent, and on a less hot day in the spring or fall the balcony would have been lovely. Installing some ceiling fans would go a long way towards thermal comfort in the summer on the balcony, with the added huge bonus of keeping flies and mosquitos away from guests.
The wine service and organisation of the inside dining room need improvement.
With a stunning view of the sea, we enjoyed the best dinner I have ever had. The dishes showed so much finesse, intriguing flavour combinations, evolving tastes, and a perfectly cohesive menu (a.o. sardine/caviar and anemone). The recommended wine pairings were fantastic (a.o. a heavenly Gavoty Clarendon from 2015, and a Gros Noré Bandol from 2015 as well: kudos to the sommelier), and the staff was warm and attentive. This is a dinner I will never forget!
The food was beautiful and very good, but I was never overwhelmed by the flavors the way I’ve experienced in the past while dining at 3 Star restaurant at almost 400€ a person. I recommend trying it yours. The wine list was stunning and the service impeccable, not to mention the view.
We loved this meal. Incredible experience and our sommelier was amazing
La Brasserie du Corton, not the 3 Michelin star La Villa Madie;
a bit disappointing for the price - 3 course meal for 70 euros. Between the two of us we had steak and oyster tartare, braised leek, fish of the day (local white fish, texture similar to tuna), fig and lemon tart dessert. Cant say any component of the dish was really that memorable/unique.
anse de Corton, 30 Av. du Revestel, 13260 Cassis, France•
2 min · 500 ft
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Clos Sainte-Magdeleine - Vins blanc et vins rosé de Cassis
4.0
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4.0
(51)
Winery
Food & Drink
Wine cellar
Wineries & Vineyards
Clos Sainte-Magdeleine is a must-visit in Cassis, offering a unique experience surrounded by captivating cliffs in the Calanques National Park. The vineyard, owned by the Zafiropulo family for four generations, is committed to preserving the area through certified Organic and Sustainable Agriculture. The terraced vines offer stunning sea views and produce exceptional wines.
Had an absolutely wonderful experience at Clos Sainte-Magdeleine. We were welcomed by Camille who was very friendly and knowledgeable about the peculiarities of the wine production. All wines were stunners! Particularly liked Bel-Arme and Baume-Noire, very different from each other but equally pleasant.
Olga G — Google review
We were so pleased to discover that the Clos Ste Magdeleine winery was easily reached on foot from the town of Cassis as the wine has been recommended to us and we wanted to try something local. A really lovely lady helped us find a bottle of something to our taste (and budget) as they have a few available to try - and very patiently put up with my appalling attempts to originally converse in French! Don't be put off by the closed door. Just ring the buzzer and you'll be let in! We ended up with a great bottle of their white wine - highly recommended.
Camille was beyond warm and welcoming! We came during the off season when tours were unavailable, yet she provided us with so much information about the wines we were purchasing. She even gave us a small taste of a few! Afterwords she walked us out- but before saying goodbye, she showed us a lovely view on the side of the building overlooking the ocean and provided us with restaurant recommendations! Lovely experience.
Should have read the newer reviews before going. We were recommended to visit by the Cassis tourist information centre, they said bookings aren't required so we walked there today (Saturday 17th September) to find the door closed and no answer to the doorbell or intercom despite being there during the opening times as posted on the door. It would have been useful to at least have a sign on the door saying it was closed.
For the owners - you may want to tell the information centre and hotels that you aren't open as they are recommending visits to you!
I discovered the “Bel Arme” in a nice restaurant in Tokyo. Really great wine, went very well with our dinner. Thank you !
We really love the wine. The tasting was great and you really feel their passion in what they are doing.
They do not have a parking spot so this can be tricky at a sunny day. Cassis has a lot of beach tourists coming by car
We attempted to visit this vineyard for a scheduled tour and tasting on Saturday 15 July at 11am as advertised on the website. We arrived at 10:40 and were stopped at the gate and rather than put our names down and being invited to wait in the tasting room, sent away and told to come back at 11:00 when the tour started, despite the fact the sign on the door said they were open for business. When we returned promptly at 11:00 a sign had been put on the door saying closed until noon due to a tour in progress. We rang the bell and the same person greeted us and told us the tour was now full! We asked why we had been sent away and asked to return if this was the case. In return for our troubles we were offered a free tasting at noon. We returned promptly at noon and rang the bell multiple times and were completely ignored for over ten minutes. Another worker unlocked the gate to let herself in but did not invite us in. Again, the sign by the gate said they were open for business this entire time. We were shocked by the rudeness with which we were treated on our holiday in Cassis, and wasted a lot of time walking to and from the vineyard. We would therefore not recommend this vineyard for visits to anyone.
Very friendly somelier, happy to answer any questions. The wine was very fruity and high quality, perhaps a bit expensive. Worth a detour from Cassis centre ville.
Av. du Revestel, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Plage du Corton
3.8
(152)
3.5
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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Plage du Corton, also known as Plage Sainte Magdeleine, is a small and secluded pebble beach located in a picturesque cove along the coast south of Cassis. Accessible via a 15-minute walk from Cassis harbor, this hidden gem offers stunning views of surrounding hills and cliffs. Visitors can enjoy a tranquil retreat by strolling along the water's edge, swimming in the crystal-clear waters, or indulging in a seaside picnic.
Beautiful scenery, a lovely rocky beach, don’t forget to take your water shoes, there is a small restaurant for easy food and drinks
Nikdel — Google review
A very clean beach, but it was a stone beach and not a sandy one. A great access ro parking places.
Struggling to find a decent beach in the area, we came across this one.
Well, at first it seemed better than crowded beaches around until something disgusting started to come out of hidden pipe into the water.
When we walked around we found tones of garbage everywhere (here in the south of France lots of youngsters groups are out and this explains mainly the source of pollution) aluminum drinks bottles, broken glass bottles, thrown away items, socks, fishermen stuff...all dumped on the beaches...
It’s disgusting 🤢🤢🤢
I'm not sure why this little beach gets so many low reviews. When we arrived in February it felt nice and there were only around 2 to 5 other people at any given time. It felt very isolated and you soon forget that there's a whole city above you. We found lots of sea glass and enjoyed watching the waves crash over all the pebbles.
Fabulous place. You need to ne prepared for hiking as there are some very rough sections unless you take the flat steep section which is perhaps 3 times onger.
This place is not that famous than other beaches, but I personally recommend it!
Quiet, small, less know. Keep walking along the right hand rocks for space. Fun break that splashes up high. There’s surfing and bodyboarding nearby too. 🏊♀️🐟🏄♀️
Small place, bad smell, crowded and the water is disgusting, full with some kind of seagrass, brown and not bad looking. Big stones, not pebbles in the water, hard to go with shoes on.
Not recommended!!
7 min · 0.38 mi
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Casino
4.3
(3)
Bus stop
Casino is a vibrant and lively entertainment venue offering a wide array of gaming options, including slot machines, table games, and poker. The casino features a luxurious and stylish atmosphere with dazzling lights and the thrilling sounds of people enjoying themselves. Visitors can try their luck at various games while enjoying complimentary drinks and soaking up the energetic ambiance. Additionally, Casino often hosts live performances, special events, and dining options to provide guests with a complete entertainment experience.
(Translated by Google) I found everything fine, it's worth a short stop
(Original)
Mindent rendben találtam, rövid időre érdemes megállni
Árpád A — Google review
(Translated by Google) I lost an hour because the M1 bus didn't come on time and I missed the train! Please note that it may not come on schedule!
(Original)
M1버스가 제 시간에 오지 않아 기차를 놓쳐 1시간을 날렸어요! 시간표대로 오지 않을 수 있으니 참고하세요!
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When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 2-minute walk away from Casino.
Snack Le Repaire
4.1
(386)
4.2
(159)
Temporarily Closed
cheap
Restaurant
Snack Le Repaire is a no-frills snack bar near the beach, known for its exceptional speed and quality. The team behind the counter, mainly consisting of women, provides quick and friendly service. Customers can customize their baguette sandwiches by writing down their choices from the menu on a notepad provided. Despite being busy at times, the food is worth the wait as it's both tasty and affordable.
Great place to eat after a hot day at the beach. The tables are clean, the food is cheap (with real portions) and the workers know English and are very polite and quick. I ordered a custom sandwich + fries + a drink for just 9.5€. Would recommend it 👌
Antisha — Google review
Fantastic option for a quick lunch that hits the spot. Tasty baguettes but even tastier French fries. Also perfect for taking to the beach for a picnic
All good, from food to location, close to the port and to the park. Prices are good as well.
Very delicious vegan falafel sandwich. Could have added a bit more Sauce to my taste tho. The fries were just perfect. The staff is very friendly, too :)
Excellent food clean tidy cheap
Also benefits from the server speaking good English
Very rude and unfriendly personnel. Low quality food with bad manners. The desesperados beer was expired and too expensive. Lo barato sale caro
Amazing food great service. Cash only but atm 20m walk from door.
Sadly, I did not like the baguette stubbed with cold meat, easy sauces and tasteless, not fresh vegetables for 8 EURO. Sticky tables, too small place to eat, and not accepting card (even if you a foreigner) at all. Strongly not recommend this place.
4 Rue de l'Arène, 13260 Cassis, France•
Poissonnerie Laurent
4.0
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3.6
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expensive
Seafood restaurant
The fish store Poissonnerie Laurent is a great place to go if you're looking for delicious seafood dishes. The clams are especially good, and the friendly service makes it a great spot to enjoy your meal.
This is a great dinner place for my weekend getaway. They gave us a great sea port view.
For English speakers, they do have English menu. Some waiters speaks English, others tried their best and they are all wonderful.
Their foods are excellent, beers too. Fresh mussels and fish, cooked perfectly, well seasoned.
Their bathroom has cut decor and clean.
Overall, it’s one of the friendliest place I visited in France.
Stacy C — Google review
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this restaurant is in a beautiful location and has a beautifully equipped food and beverage menu. All the food we ordered was excellent, and accompanied by free bread and olive oil that was a pleasant surprise. The prices were pretty extravagant, but that is to be expected by the location. The experience was marred however by the quality of service. We were spoken down upon and intimated by the woman appearing to be the hostess, wearing a flowery top. She was insistent upon us each ordering a meal each. Despite having already spent €50 on food and beverages, she deemed this insufficient to warrant our seating at a table. Following a rude discussion, we were begrudgingly permitted to remain at our table, provided we left in a short period of time. We will not be attending this restaurant again. Merci pour votre attention!
Absolutely amazing food and service. We watched the fisherman sell fish caught just 30 mins ago to the restaurant. We then ate that fresh fish for dinner. Seasoned fabulously. Thank you, we hope to be back! We were on our honeymoon and the waitress Marie made it so special!!
wonderful service, amazing food- simple and good. mussels were seasoned with garlic to perfection and the salmon steak was thick!
It's not worth the money. The fish soup is so-so. They don't allow packing. I won't come again and won't recommend it to friends.
Despite the lovely waterfront location, the food was absolutely terrible — downright inedible. The dishes were outdated, poorly prepared, and completely lacking in flavor. Out of seven different plates we ordered, not a single one was even remotely enjoyable. In short — avoid this place at all costs
We visited Cassis for a few hours while staying in Marseille. A couple of bar owners and taxi drivers told us we should go.
Our bus was delayed by an hour some didn't arrive until gone 2pm, so we were concerned that the restaurants would be closed.
Thankfully we found Poissonnerie Laurent. We were warmly welcomed and our waiter was cheerful and helpful with the menu.
My wife had Moules Provencal, which came in a huge pot with a tomato sauce, chips and bread. They were big and plump, perhaps because they were baked.
I had a Small Bouillabaisse. It's a good job I ordered a small one because it was huge. A plate of potatoes, with mussels and a whole Gurnard plus at least a dozen large croutons, rouilly and grated cheese and a tureen full of soup. The waiter explained how I should eat it, which was helpful. It took an age to eat it because there was so.much, but it was fantastic. I highly recommend the restaurant and the dish.
All washed down with a glass or two of local Rose wine which was lovely. A touch of salinity, red fruits, herbs and lovely and off dry.
We even had room for a Lemon Meringue tart which came with the most incredible cassis I've cream.
The service was prompt, we were never rushed, and the bill came to €105, which was very reasonable for such a fabulous meal great service overlooking the Port.
Highly recommend.
Great place to eat after the hiking all day! The muscles are so good. You must try. Salmon salad is raw fyi my wife didn’t like that.
5 Quai Jean Jacques Barthélémy, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Day 4
Keep it simple
For day 4, these 7 places should be enough to fill your day with something exciting to do in Cassis. Start the day with Hôtel Les Roches Blanches and make your way through the city to get to Château de Cassis. This should take about 8 hours of your day.
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Hôtel Les Roches Blanches
4.0
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4.0
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Hotel
Outdoor swimming pool
Personal concierge service
Restaurant
Hôtel Les Roches Blanches is a refined choice nestled on the rocks of Cassis, offering airy rooms and suites with an art deco style. The hotel boasts a scenic seafood restaurant, an infinity pool with stunning views of the sea, and terraced gardens shaded by maritime pines. Guests can relax on deckchairs while admiring the panoramic vista or dine on grilled fish at Les Canailles table overlooking the bay windows.
Wasn’t a guest at the hotel but went to their bar for a meal during sunset. Stunning view and great service! The menu wasn’t too extensive but expected at a bar. Food was amazing, go for the view and get a drink. Must make a reservation to eat at the actual restaurant.
Saloni D — Google review
The staff is the best feature of this gorgeous hotel. They are kind, friendly, and attentive. We had excellent service from Vlada, Nicholas, Florian, Adrian, and at the front desk from Leo! Having lived in Europe for many years, the people at Les Roches Blanches are rare. I am an American and at times have experienced a lack of patience and kindness from Europeans. Not here! Thank you so much for a lovely vacation.
Above, beyond, & sea!
A special place. Elegant, reviving, giving, wholesome. The setting is stunning, and the hotel luxurious whilst still maintaining that relaxed vibe.
The reception is fun with stylish quirky furnishings that don’t clash—they tell stories.
Both pools (heated/sea water) overlook the pretty coastline.
Our room was one of the best I’ve ever stayed in. It went above & beyond.
Breakfast was beautifully prepared with high quality fare & a variety of delicious healthy options too.
I particularly enjoyed the smoked salmon, poached eggs on demand, ginger shot, matcha oatmilk latte option (I added chia!), cheeseboard, mushrooms, & tomatoes that burst in your mouth like summer sunshine.. – & oh those pastrys! Hats off to the pastry chef who whisks artistry with sophistication.
You’ve got to try the pistachio cream cronut - that was divine. The staff were polite, courteous, & on the ball. The hotel is clearly run by a GM who strives for (& achieves) perfection.
For us, LRB was the best stay ever. An unforgettable blissful wellness experience that wafts with you long after you’ve gone. If I could give 6 stars..
Absolutely fantastic stay at this hotel, would love to return! In addition to beautiful setting, all of the staff was incredibly helpful and welcoming. We were celebrating our engagement and the hotel truly helped our stay feel special with the extra details they gave. We did not want to leave! Thank you to all of the staff in your incredible help to make our stay so special.
Wow, I mean wow! This hotel is stunning and the staff are so friendly and helpful. They even have a shuttle to help wish you around. You won’t want to leave though, it’s just so fabulous! We stayed in one of the cheaper rooms and I was nervous after seeing some reviews, but the room was great, with a partial sea view and a thoughtful welcome gift. J would definitely return and recommend this gem. My only input is that if a guest shows up a little bit early, they’ll definitely want to go to the pool, so just be helpful with that option.
We stayed for 3 nights, though we could have easily stayed for a few more! The views are unbelievable and the service by the pool was great. The hotel is near great hikes which is highly recommended given the views (follow the blue trail). We ate at all the restaurants at the hotel and had a very good meal at them all! Also, concierge team is very helpful and accommodative!
We had a wonderful stay (for the 3rd time) at Les Roches Blanches. The location and views are unmatched and truly makes this hotel so special. The property is stunning and facilities are well maintained and cleaned. Majority of the staff is excellent - we had a few hiccups like slow service at breakfast, a concierge booking that wasn't made, and AC that didn't work well. With all of that said, I would return back again and again!
This was my 3rd summer in a row staying at Les Roches Blanches. Though I immediately fell in love with the hotel the first time I stayed in it, there were some glitches in service notably at the beach club and restaurants my first 2 times staying there. However, this year the service was perfect. Well executed without being stuffy and not providing "over service" which can also be annoying. I would equate the style of service at Les Roches Blanches as understated luxury and similar to what you find at Eden Rock in Saint Barths. I can now say that Les Roches Blanches is my favorite hotel in the world and I've already reserved for next summer!
9 Av. des Calanques, 13260 Cassis, France•
17 min · 0.89 mi
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Phare de Cassis
4.7
(70)
4.0
(14)
Sights & Landmarks
Lighthouses
Beautifull surrounds the sea and the Village
Artur V — Google review
Lovely pebble beach with spectacular views!
Beautiful lighthouse with a nice pier, took some nice pictures there because the view is very nice.
The geology is really amazing, I’m not a geologist but some incredible forces have been acting here. Just walking below the cliffs is awe inspiring. So many very different layers of rock. Some crumbling and others so hard they erode into knife blades. Then occasionally some surprise grows in the stones.
A nice place to spend a vacation
Lovely place! A friend left a GoPro 7 on the rowing boats parked on the pier. If found please get in touch, keep the camera but please send the microSD card to him. Reward offered
The lighthouse is a bit smaller but still very beautiful!
Nothing special
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Jardin Public de Cassis
4.4
(20)
Park
Nestled near the center of Cassis on Place Baragnon, Jardin Public de Cassis is a charming spot for families. The park features a playground and a duck habitat where visitors can observe the ducks in their own island spa pond. With its beautiful flowers, benches, and occasional art exhibitions, this small but delightful park also houses a free library for those interested in brushing up on French. Additionally, every Friday, an animated market offers delicious local and artisanal products to discover.
Cute little garden with a few benches, a fountain, a little pond with ducks and other birds and a beautiful view towards the castle.
Sarah — Google review
A relaxing shady green small oasis in the middle of sunny Cassis.
A nice quite garden as this quite village.
(Translated by Google) Cassis has a high regard for ducks. They have their own island, a spa pond. 😆
It is a beautiful park, small but full of surprises. Lots of flowers, benches, art exhibitions if you want it.
There's also a free library to brush up on French.
(Original)
Cassis ha una grande considerazione per le anatre. Hanno una loro isola, uno stagno spa. 😆
È un bellissimo parco, piccolo ma pieno di sorprese. Tanti fiori, panchine, mostre d'arte se la volete.
C'è anche una libreria gratuita per rispolverare il francese.
(Translated by Google) Nice public garden that I find quite small, we no longer see the presence of animals like geese except for ducks
(Original)
Joli jardin public que je trouve assez petit, on ne voit plus la présence d'animaux comme les oies si ce n'est les canards
I love this park, mainly the ducks! Also has a very cool open library. Hosta fun market as well. Lovely spot to reflect when quiet.
(Translated by Google) Nice little park. Ideal for sitting in the shade of trees. Clean environment. In the middle is a pond with ducks.
(Original)
Hezký malý parčík. Ideální na chvilkové posezení ve stínu stromů. Čisté prostředí. Uprostřed je rybníček s kachny.
(Translated by Google) Very pretty public garden located on Place de Baragnon with a pretty decorated Christmas tree for the holidays as well as the Provençal nativity scene and an outdoor ice rink. For little ones, pretty decorations
(Original)
Très joli jardin public situé place de Baragnon avec pour les fêtes un joli sapin de Noël décoré ainsi que la crèche provençale et une patinoireen plein air.. Pour les petits jolies decorations
3 min · 0.17 mi
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Four Banal
4.0
(2)
3.0
(1)
Museum
History Museums
Located in the heart of a charming village, Four Banal is a historical site dating back to the 17th century. It features a well-preserved stone oven that was once used by the community for baking bread. The site also houses the Municipal Museum of Mediterranean Arts and Popular Traditions, which is located in a former presbytery. Here, visitors can explore Roman paintings and various traditional artifacts from Cassis' history through both permanent and temporary exhibitions.
(Translated by Google) Nice place on a small street near the port.
17th century oven.
Provençal ceramics and traditional costumes.
Beautiful lace
Mini museum.
(Original)
Joli endroit petite rue proche du port.
Four 17 siècle .
céramiques provençales et costumes traditionnels.
Belles dentelles
Mini musée.
Claudine B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Interesting place in full immersion. Original.
Too bad it's closed on Ascension weekend!
(Original)
Lieu intéressant en pleine immersion. Original.
Dommage qu'il soit fermé le week-end de l'Ascension!
Rue Thérèse Rastit, 13260 Cassis, France•
2 min · 400 ft
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HOTEL BY REBOUL - Boutique Hôtel Cassis
4.0
(204)
4.0
(78)
Hotel
Food & Drink
Boutique
Flea & Street Markets
Farmers Markets
Nestled in the charming town of Cassis, HOTEL BY REBOUL is a delightful classic property that perfectly captures the essence of Provence. This inviting hotel features simple yet comfortable rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, ensuring a pleasant stay for all guests. The location is unbeatable, situated on a lively street filled with shops and just a stone's throw from the picturesque port.
Stay here. The location is perfect, a block from the water. The service is excellent. Beds are great. The breakfast is definitely worth getting. Plumbing, electric, and air conditioning are first rate. Rooms are not large, but we used ours almost exclusively for sleep.
Kevin H — Google review
Awful experience - we had to cancel two nights having to go back to London unexpectedly. The hotel refused to offer a discount and did charge for 4 nights (we spent two). If we were off season I would understand but in that case the rooms were sold immediately (we monitored the site) so we ended up paying 350 euros per person for two nights for a noisy hotel with tiny rooms. Pure racket and jackpot for the hotel with double revenue for those nights. Such a bad customer experience. Avoid absolutely.
We spent a whole week in this hotel, and we can highly recommend it. It is a simple, nice and clean hotel in a typical old Provençal house. Our room had everything we needed.
The location is perfect, because it is in the most vivid street with lots of useful shops and almost in front of the port. We had our breakfast right on the sidewalk and enjoyed the beautiful morning atmosphere when the whole village awakened, the shops opened, people had their coffee...
A special thanks goes to the friendly French ladies at the reception, Cathérine and Sabrina - they were always ready to answer our questions, to help us and to make sure that everything is the way we needed it.
All in all, we had a great stay and enjoyed the authentic atmosphere of the hotel and its surroundings. It was like being one of the locals, a lovely experience. :-)
One of the worst value for money place l ever had the misfortune to come across. The room we were given was small and very unclean: there was a skid mark in the toilet as a souvenir from previous guests, hair in the cabinet, the dark walls were dirty, the toilet was dirty, the floors were dirty and there was dust in places were you are supposed to put your stuff on. When l pointed this out to the lady in charge she was apologetic ti start with, but hot very annoyed when It was evident that the filthy was all over the place. Location wise, what Is the advantage of being in town if you can't sleep at night due to the relentless noise? I personally would rather walk 5' to get to town and actually get to sleep at night and have a reasonably comfortable parking area. I have to say, the sheets seemed clean and they refunded us a 12 euros extra, the price for allowing out dog in the room. Avoid of you can.
Dark without view, 10m room, with 130cm double bed. Could be clean and bette maintained. Too comprised choice for 80euros.
Very comfortable little hotel right in the heart of Cassis - also happy to take dogs too
Bed very comfortable and everything was spotlessly clean too
It's not luxurious but great location at the Cassis port and very nice staff.
Very central for the mariner and restaurants
7 Av. Victor Hugo, 13260 Cassis, France•
2 min · 500 ft
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Le Petit Train Touristique de Cassis - By FRANCE Voguette
2.3
(192)
3.5
(337)
Transportation
Tramways
Le Petit Train Touristique de Cassis is a charming way to explore the picturesque port town. Visitors can experience the typical Provençal atmosphere at the fishing port, where colorful boats sell fresh seafood each morning. The train offers a 40-minute tour around Cassis, providing an alternative way to see the town's historic center and scenic surroundings. While it's convenient for those with mobility issues, walking around Cassis is highly recommended for a more immersive experience of its southern charm.
Worth seeing.
Wojciech P — Google review
Cute ride across Cassis with a stop next to one of the creeks of the Calanques (view from the top). We were ignored at first when we were waiting to get on the train, that was quite rude. But the owner later excused himself and explained there were technical difficulties. During our ride, the audio with the descriptions worked well though.
This is a terrible attraction.
Crazy bumpy with no suspension. If you have a bad back or are traveling with an infant I'd avoid this at all costs.
The route is pretty poor too. Do yourself a favour and walk about don't bother with this train.
The only useful thing we learnt was as where the big supermarket was.
Bought tickets at tourist office for 3.15pm only to be told the train was full of people who hadn't ordered or booked and just turned up, paying on the spot. Driver was particularly unhelpful going on rude. Just avoid at all cost and save your money for a company that actually does half decent business.
Silly little train ride, mostly up hills in the area with large houses behind walls. Not much to see. At the end a view of the canyon. Not worth it at all. Waist of time. Would not recommend.
Didn’t let us on even though we have priority, driver was clueless and just wanted the money. No respect, spoke with lack of care, not worth doing. Do not buy
Very nice ride. Worth every penny.
The driver crashed into a parked car, very disappointed.
Esp. Charles de Gaulle, 13260 Cassis, France•
8 min · 0.39 mi
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Château de Cassis
4.4
(206)
Indoor lodging
Bed & breakfast
Château de Cassis is a luxurious hotel located in the picturesque seaside town of Cassis, offering refined suites with stunning sea views and an outdoor pool. The town itself is a quintessential Provencal gem, featuring pastel-hued houses, cobblestone streets, and easy access to the Calanques de Cassis Natural Park. The chateau itself has a rich history dating back to the 9th century when it was originally built as a fortress.
Incredible hotel with great service and amazing views. The pool is wonderful and the breakfast is great as well. The chateau looks over the city and is just a quick walk into the town but do note it’s pretty steep (more than worth it!). We had a car and it was very easy to locate and park. Remy was very communicative and helpful. One of the most peaceful, unique, and beautiful places we’ve ever stayed. Can’t recommend this place enough.
Gregory M — Google review
Got married here in Sept 2023, returned in Sept 2025 and it remains lovely and perfect. Neither my wife nor I can imagine a better place.
Unbeatable views from the castle. I have stayed at a many ocean front hotels/resorts but none compare to the breathtaking view from this Chateau. Remy, the concierge was kind enough to help us with our luggage, give us a tour of the property and arrange cutlery/tableware for our dinner which we had packed from a restaurant in town. The room we stayed in was the dungeon - it came with a terrace, which again had a beautiful lookout. The only slight inconvenience was the church bells at night, every hour - something to keep in mind should you choose this room. I think the other rooms which were located more inside the chateau were better shielded from the city noise.
The most breathtakingly beautiful and well maintained place we have ever had the pleasure of staying at. Remy greeted us upon arrival and gave us a tour of the grounds and was available whenever we needed anything. The room was perfect in every way - climate, amenities, very comfortable bed, and the view is unbeatable. And to somehow top all of that, the continental breakfast was the perfect additional touch. We liked that access is limited to guests since it makes the place feel more secure and serene. We took a taxi from Marseille to get here and walked the rest of our stay there. We had no trouble with walking up and down the hill. Town is just a short walk away, no more than 10 minutes even with breaks. Great value for the price per night, especially compared to what some of the 5 star hotels charge and they are no where near as nice as Chateau de Cassis. Would highly recommend and would love to return!
Very disappointing, I went up to Chateau de Cassis and at the entrance it says: guest access only, cannot be visited. I don't know what would be so disturbing to let the tourists enjoy the garden, the view and possibly drink something. The road to reach this destination is very difficult and despite all that I did it in vain.
I tried to contact the property before to go there and a robot answers and speaks in French… I didn't understand anything.
on the official website it says that it is open until 8 pm, which is very confusing, thinking that you can go and visit.
We made a booking. After 11 hours we found out our flight was cancelled. We provided proof. Initially the staff said they would reimburse it, as any decent hotel would, which normally have a 24 hours grace period. Then they changed their mind and tried to negotiate with us. Honestly, a joke of customer service.
They seem desperate for clients
An absolutely stunning view with perfectly paired wine to match the mood and history. You will be enamored by the beauty by just being in the moment to soak it all in. Look at the picture taken down in the port with the bright moon and lights.
Lovely, romantic, peaceful stay in the Riad Moraccan room at the Chateau. Beautiful views of Cassis and the limestone cliffs. Nice breakfast in the morning.
Chem. des Lombards, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Hôtel Les Roches Blanches, these restaurants are about a 1-minute walk away.
Les Belles Canailles
4.1
(277)
4.1
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Restaurant
French restaurant
Mediterranean restaurant
Les Belles Canailles offers a unique gastronomic experience with Chef Nicolas Sintes at the helm, showcasing local produce and Mediterranean treasures in sync with the seasons. The restaurant is committed to an eco-responsible approach, sourcing ingredients through short distribution channels. Situated in scenic Cassis, it provides exquisite French-Mediterranean cuisine against the backdrop of the majestic Cap Canaille. Guests can indulge in delectable treats from chef patissier Valentin Fabry.
Very good restaurant with local dishes rethought to match modernity.
Try local dish soup and desserts.
The wine card is extensive, about 40 per glass options.
Ambience and views are outstanding. Terasse is available for apéritifs / cigars
Dimitri H — Google review
The place is absolutely stunning. However, the food is rather mediocre. Bad value for money, to be honest. The price for the main course is 60 euros, we both got fish and it was partially raw. Unfortunately we didn’t finish the plate.
The staff is kind, however we had to ask 5 times for the umbrellas to be moved to be protected from sun. 5 times….
I would highly recommend this restaurant as a date night. I took my fiancee and we loved the food. The view and ambiance of course are amazing but the service was incredible as well! Our waitress was very attentive and one of the best services we have had in France. Cocktails are top notch. That being said, everything is expensive but as a night to remember out, I think it is totally worth it!
Excellent!
Our table offered just the right amount of privacy while still feeling connected to the restaurant’s cosy atmosphere.
The deep sea prawn starter was outstanding, and oh the bouillabaisse!!! you could literally taste the sea in every bite.
For dessert we had the vanilla cake (fab) & fig sabayon. Both understate, but over deliver.
And if you’re lucky to have Tom and Babaka serving you, well that’s just the cherry on top.
They anticipated our needs without being intrusive—refilling glasses with a knowing smile and giving us space during those lingering moments between courses. When service shines, it transforms any meal into an unforgettable experience.
I’d highly recommend this spot.
Great food and spectacular views. We ate on the balcony, with a superb view of the ocean and the cliffs. I had the wild sea bass, which was the best meal I had on our trip to France. Also had a "lemon meringue tart" cocktail which was terrific. Service was friendly and impeccable. The restaurant is attached to a 5-star hotel called Les Roches Blanches, which seems like an amazing place to stay as well.
We had a wonderful meal here. I’m not sure how anyone could find a flaw and write a bad review! Everything was beautiful! The food, service, the breathtaking views! We had the catch of the day and the Lemon Menton for dessert 😋 & my drink was delicious too! The Roucas!
I hope to visit again one day!
Absolutely stunning ambiance with five star food and service. We very much enjoyed our meal at Les Belles Canailles. From the moment we walked in we were welcomed and immediately seated at a beautiful table outside with a stunning Mediterranean view. Service was impeccable and the food is outstanding. We enjoyed Sea Bass, Short Ribs and Bouillabaisse. The understated elegance of the hotel and surroundings was perfect for our first evening in Cassis. Thank you!
The setting was unmatched with the expansive view of the mediterranean, the food and service were also outstanding. While pricey, it was well deserved and worth it. Highly recommend.
9 Av. des Calanques, 13260 Cassis, France•
Bistro'quai
4.5
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4.3
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affordable
Restaurant
Bistro'quai is a great place for food and beer. The fish and chip meal is particularly delicious, and the staff are friendly and helpful.
Really good unpretentious food. Can’t go wrong here.
Wade — Google review
Tasty simple food, well prepared, with fast efficient service. And great people watching along the harbor! I’d go here again.
The food was good and service fast. The location is great for watching the boats and people at the harbor. Great place for a quick meal or beverage.
Stopped by for a quick lunch. Great simple menu. Can’t go wrong here especially with the people watching and views.
We had a terrific lunch this afternoon at the Bistro'quai. Food was tasty and service was excellent!
The food here is absolutely delicious and very tasty. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great meal!
Needed a beer but there was no sign of one. Bloody good burgers and sandwiches though, good value for money. Great for kids where most of the eateries around it dont cater for children.
Nice for someone that doesn't want seafood (I know, I know, comes to south of France and doesn't want seafood)
Absolutely a MUST when in K6. The service and the waiters, especially Jean, are outstanding. Swing by for the chicken burger, the chicken salad, and a BAP (local beer). Merci beaucoup!
15 Quai des Baux, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Bar Le Port
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3.5
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affordable
Bar
Bar Le Port, situated on the Cassis port, is a popular spot that embodies the essence of Cassis life. Visitors can bask in the sun on the terrace and savor breakfast with a view. The bar offers a variety of drinks including cappuccinos and wine at reasonable prices. While enjoying the beautiful setting and central location, guests can indulge in complimentary nuts and olives along with friendly service.
It's my favorite bar in Cassis any time of the day. Nice terrace with a view on the port, good drinks, café crème is delicious, lively atmosphere with a mix of local and tourists.
The bar is closed on Monday and they don't accept credit cards, you have a pictogram saying that on every table.
Gleb — Google review
Really a great spot for a cocktail or glass of wine. We found this on our first day and enjoyed the mix of locals in the bar and back of the terrace, with the tourists out front. Reasonable prices, great people watching, and no rush at all!! Getting used to the cultural difference where one has to request a refill or check, rather than being pushed every so often by waitstaff in US was fun. Really nice!!
We enjoyed Crepes with Fresh Strawberries and Ice Cream - absolutely lovely.
Beautiful location beside the sea in Portofino.
Welcoming staff. I would highly recommend Bar Le Port.
There was only drinks we had a 2 cappuccino and wine it was good! It was 12.50€ I thought that was cheap. It was a good view, but lots and lots of cigarette smoke
Very expensive beer and lemonade for quality of establishment and service. No more than 1 star.
I’d stay away from this place and try the others on either side. We had drinks here twice during our 4 day stay and the waiter tried to over charge us both times! Waiter with the beard is very sneaky with the bill and rude - be careful!
Great setting and central location. Nice staff.
Friendly service, great rose at a reasonable price and complimentary nuts and olives. Rare for Cassis.
La Tarte Tropézienne Pâtisserie Viennoiserie Sandwicherie Pain
4.1
(514)
4.0
(57)
affordable
Patisserie
This bakery, La Tarte Tropézienne Cassis, is known for its delicious croissants and pain au chocolate. The staff is very efficient in handling the queue, so you won't have to wait too long. However, the tarte tropezienne is slightly overpriced.
almost missed out on this place because we didn’t explore this one street in Cassis! the store is bright, and inviting with a small number of seats for eating inside… here you’ll find the legendary tarte tropézienne — light, airy, and mild; it is an absolute wonder — the staff were super friendly and we didn’t wait at all
I’d also recommend the mini beignet — the best snack in the world! and there is a plethora of boulangerie staples to choose from if you want something more savoury (or cheesy)
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Jonathan F — Google review
Not many options for boulangerie/patisserie but when this one is so good you don’t need to go anywhere else. From baguettes to sweets, the quality is unmatched. Worth every penny.
Good service and product quality. Opens at 7 am, card payment from 5 euros
Amazing patisserie. Amongst our 2 repeated visits, all 6 or so different items we got from here were amazing. Ate all too quick before any pictures could be taken. Highly recommend!
The classic Tart Trop was amazing.
Tried a few other things as well and everything was delicious.
Staff were very friendly... Can't wait to go back
Nice food, arrogant service. If you call people who buy at your shop names, you will not see them again.
If I order in (bad) french, I can also understand you calling me names!
Everything looks delicious, but I think we just bought the wrong cookies. The m&m cookies were really dry and the brioche bread was kinda stale or something. But the cake that looked like a pudding was delicious!
It is rare to say this in France, but we got two items from this bakery and they were not very good. We got pizza and an eclair.
4 Rue Alexandre Gervais, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Day 5
Off the beaten path
For day 5, if you don’t mind the extra trek, today covers more off the beaten path places like Domaine du Bagnol. Not quite as popular as Plage de la Grande Mer, but still highly rated among many travelers. Accounting for getting around and average time spent, today’s activities could take about 7 hours.
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Cap Canaille
4.8
(346)
5.0
(147)
Mountain peak
Cap Canaille, located between Marseille and La Ciotat, is a stunning rocky cliff that offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. It's a popular spot for day hikes with picturesque waterside views. The area also includes the charming village of Cassis, nestled between vineyards and the sea, featuring a small fishing port lined with colorful houses and terraces of bars and restaurants. The cliffs at Cap Canaille are the highest in Europe, making it an impressive natural wonder to explore.
You can get the best of Cassis. Been several times, always happy to visit this place. Awesome sunset view.
SUBHADEEP C — Google review
Stunning view and nice trails to walk around if you have the time.
Must see if you are in Cassis. Route Des Cretes presents so many opportunities for fantastic views of Cassis, the Calanques and the sea!
The one day hike from La Ciotat to Cassis is highly recommended. These are the highest cliffs along the Mediterranean coast. Views are breathtaking.
Best views of Cassis and the area. Unforgettable sunsets. Bring your picnic stuff and arrive at least an hour before sunset for getting a spot right on cliffs edge
The road close on Sundays part of the year, check before travel
Breathtaking & stunning views!
Amazing!
3 min · 1.4 mi
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Rte des Crêtes
4.8
(794)
Outdoor Activities
Scenic Drives
The Route des Crêtes is an 89-km scenic drive along France's highest sea cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the Cap Canaille cliffs and the surrounding countryside. This winding road takes you through vineyards and pine woods, providing a thrilling journey with opportunities to visit castle ruins and local wineries in Cassis. For those seeking adventure, the route also offers hiking trails that start near the town center and lead along the cliffs, showcasing panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Domaine du Bagnol
4.6
(56)
Winery
Domaine du Bagnol is a renowned vineyard in Cassis, located in the Provence wine region of France. Unlike other areas in Provence, Cassis specializes in white wine production, with 75% of its output being white wines made from the Clairette grape variety. The vineyard offers a delightful wine tasting experience, allowing visitors to sample a selection of their wines including whites, rosés, and reds.
My wife & I had an incredible experience at Domaine du Bagnol in Cassis! We both enjoyed the 6 wine tasters, and each wine was delightful. The rosé was definitely our favorite! Our hostess was lovely and ensured we had a fantastic time, providing insightful information about each wine as we tasted them.The landscape surrounding the vineyard was breathtaking, adding to the overall charm of our visit. We highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Cassis and it is well worth the price.
Gareth W — Google review
I haven’t done many wine tastings but this one was fun!
Our host was super pleasant and knowledgeable. We learned a lot about what is grown in the region and the wine history of the area. We got some good suggestions for her favourite local bars and restaurants as well.
The winery itself is just a short drive or walk just outside a town – a 10-15 minute easy walk from the harbour. We did book a reservation for our tasting - but just earlier that same day.
Beautiful vineyards and lovely property.
Elodie provided us with an informative and enjoyable wine tasting this afternoon. Her enthusiasm was brilliant and we really loved chatting with her and tasting the lovely wines. We are from Australia and her English was excellent - so much better than our (terrible) French!! Thank you for a wonderful experience today.
One of the only places in France we found where you can do a true wine tasting. All 6 that we tried were wonderful, and the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. They also serve packaged snacks that paired perfectly with the wine. If you are in the area, I'd recommend stopping for a tasting.
Elodie was an absolute gem. Taught us all about the history of the vineyard, its uniqueness and also gave us some great tips for our stay in the region. Would go back for a tasting !
We had such an awesome time at Domaine du Bagnol! The tasting lasted about 30 minutes, and we were lucky to have the place to ourselves. Elodie was amazing—so friendly, passionate, and made wine feel super approachable, even for beginners. The wines were absolutely delicious, and a few totally surprised us in the best way! Big thanks to Elodie for making the experience so special and for all the great local recommendations. If you’re in Cassis, don’t miss this place!
We had a great wine tasting at Domaine du Bagnol with Elodie. We turned up on a whim and she kindly found time to book us in for a tasting that same day. Whilst all of us were complete novices, Elodie was so friendly and easy to talk to - super knowledgeable without ever making us feel out of our depth. The vineyard is beautiful too, and easy to get to if you're staying in Cassis. Highly recommended!
We emailed ahead to book a wine tasting. The winery is only a 10 minute walk from Cassis port. We had a lovely time sampling 5 wines (3 white, 1 rose and 1 red). The owner was very friendly and informative. We bought a bottle of rose which was delicious.
Well worth a visit!
12 Av. de Provence, 13260 Cassis, France•
8 min · 0.39 mi
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Musée d'Art et Traditions Populaires de Cassis
4.3
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3.5
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Museum
Art Museums
The Musée d'Art et Traditions Populaires de Cassis is a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts in Cassis. It showcases the rich culture and art of Provence, featuring an impressive collection of traditional Provencal furniture, pottery, textiles, as well as Roman artifacts like anchors and amphorae. The museum also hosts thoughtfully curated temporary painting exhibitions. Additionally, visitors can explore the charming Cassis square and its vibrant market.
(Translated by Google) Nice little museum. To see if you are interested in the Roman presence in Provence and in particular in Cassis = Roman anchors, amphorae etc. There are always very interesting and judiciously selected temporary painting exhibitions.
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Joli petit musée. A voir si on s'intéresse à la présence romaine en Provence et en particulier à Cassis = ancres romaines, amphores etc. Il y a toujours des expositions temporaires de peinture fort intéressantes et judicieusement sélectionnées.
Olivier D — Google review
A good trip ...not great. We did the 2 hour boat ride.
(Translated by Google) Very nice museum
It’s a shame that the reception is not the best, especially for children on school trips.
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Très joli musée
Dommage que l accueil ne soit pas au top surtout envers des enfants en sortie scolaire
(Translated by Google) We visited the Cassis Museum which combines maritime history and local art in two distinct parts.
In the archaeological part, we discovered amphorae from La Ciotat and Port-Miou, as well as ceramics from Italy and objects recovered from wrecks, notably that of the Cassidaigne reef.
In the exhibition, we appreciated the works of René Seyssaud, post-impressionist and fauvist painter, who painted Provence in colorful works: landscapes, seaside, scrubland and the Étang de Berre.
The museum presents two complementary aspects: maritime discoveries and local art, giving a good overview of the history and culture of Cassis.
Entrance to the museum is free.
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Nous avons visité le Musée de Cassis qui combine l'histoire maritime et l'art local dans deux parties distinctes.
Dans la partie archéologique, nous avons découvert des amphores de La Ciotat et Port-Miou, ainsi que des céramiques d'Italie et des objets récupérés d'épaves, notamment celle du récif de la Cassidaigne.
Dans l'exposition, nous avons apprécié les œuvres de René Seyssaud, peintre post-impressionniste et fauviste, qui a peint la Provence dans des œuvres colorées : paysages, bord de mer, garrigues et l'Étang de Berre.
Le musée présente deux aspects complémentaires : les découvertes maritimes et l'art local, donnant un bon aperçu de l'histoire et de la culture de Cassis.
L'entrée au musée est gratuite.
(Translated by Google) I didn't visit the museum, but the walk around the market in Cassis square is worth a visit... Wonderful city!!!!
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Não visitei o tal de museu, mas o passeio na feira da pracinha de Cassis vale a pena conhecer... Cidade maravilhosa!!!!
(Translated by Google) Visited a few years ago and guided by the delightful Mr. Ode, I have very fond memories of this place. A little look back at the past from time to time is very pleasant. Thank you to the town of Cassis for giving me this gift. Kind regards, FG
(Original)
Visitè il y a qq années et guidée par le délicieux mr Ode je garde un très joli souvenir de cet endroit. Un petit retour sur le passé de temps en temps c’est bien agréable. Merci à la ville de Cassis de m’avoir fait ce cadeau. Bien amicalement. FG
(Translated by Google) Small museum where ok can't take photos
(Original)
Petit musée où ok peut pas prendre de photos
(Translated by Google) The pottery exhibition is very interesting! The one on paintings is special to each audience.
(Original)
L'exposition sur poterie est très intéressante ! Celle sur les tableaux est particulière à chacun son public
Pl. Baragnon, 13260 Cassis, France•
10 min · 0.52 mi
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The Address Cassis
5.0
(110)
Bed & breakfast
The Address Cassis is a premium bed-and-breakfast with relaxed rooms offering sea views. The property features a sundeck, an outdoor pool, and private parking. Guests can enjoy outstanding breakfast served on their own private deck/patio and take a delightful 10-minute walk to the charming seaside town of Cassis. Additionally, there's a shared swimming pool available at this residence of 4 apartments located just 1 km from the port of Cassis.
Fantastic Room with fantastic hosts. Very near to Cassis harbour. Spent a few days and was delighted. Breakfast is amazing and the pancakes ;)
Romain B — Google review
What a wonderful stay. Everything was incredible. Easy website booking, great pre arrival communication from the hosts. The arrival experience was superb. Greeted with a glass of some local wine. Poignant presentation at check in with a great energy and delivery.
The breakfast is incredible. Fresh fruits, wonderful pastries and the best pancakes I’ve ever had. Fresh OJ and a lovely coffee.
The environment feels like a tropical oasis. The pool and lounge chairs were spectacular. A great place to lay around, take a nap, read, and/or swim. Pool temp is perfect.
The room was as described on the website. A beautiful interior design with nice art, lovely robes, a very great shower and a Japanese style bidet.
An easy walk down to the port of Cassis.
I absolutely 100% recommend this place to everyone.
Eric and Sabine were incredible hosts. Wishing them and The Address ALL the success.
We have just returned for the most amazing 6 days at the Address in Cassis France. From the moment of arrival to our departure yesterday every moment was beyond perfect. The hospitality of the owners Eric and Sabine were outstanding. From breakfast brought your terrace in the morning to the afternoon fruit or ice cream brought to you at the pool the afternoon not a special touch was missed. I already miss it and cannot wait to return. A true oasis in the lovely beach town of Cassis. So many amazing first class restaurants nearby and natural beauty to explore. The rooms were wonderful with a Japanese toilet to boot!
Thank you Sabine and Eric for a most memorable vacation!!! We miss you already!
Our stay at The Address was nothing short of exceptional. Eric and Sabine are outstanding hosts who go above and beyond to make every guest feel truly welcome. From the moment we arrived, their warmth and attention to detail made us feel comfortable at home.
The breakfasts were absolutely delicious Sabine’s recipes are special, a perfect start to each day. The views from the property are beautiful, and the pool area is stunning—a peaceful oasis to relax in.
The rooms are spotless, with incredibly comfortable beds and immaculate bathrooms. Every corner of The Address reflects care and quality.
A special mention goes to Eric for his kindness and support: when our car broke down just 30 minutes before our scheduled boat trip, he immediately offered to drive us to the port and even contacted the rental company on our behalf. While we were enjoying the sea, he coordinated with the towing service and managed the entire situation for us. Truly above and beyond!
The Address is hands down the nicest place to stay in Cassis. I can’t recommend it enough!
My wife and I have visited France a number of times but have never been to Cassis. What a marvelous town with great sites and a great ambiance. However, our favorite part of the visit to Cassis was the L' Address. It is probably the best overall place we have stayed in France.We stayed in the Master suite where we enjoyed the sea view and breakfasts on our private terrace.
Eric and Sabine are tremendous hosts who were very helpful about sites and restaurants. It was great to get to know them.
Sabine's breakfasts were the best of our trip and Eric was always around to offer a great glass of Cassis rose.
We hope to return in the near future.
My husband said he wanted to see the coast of France when we returned this year, and I agreed. We thought about staying in Marseilles but chose instead to visit the lovely coastal town of Cassis. I am SO glad we did. There is something magical about this little town. It's situated at the base of a fairly steep hill that leads right down to the harbor and the Mediterranean sea. It's old and new at the same time. It's beautiful and fun while also being possibly the most relaxing spot I have ever been on planet earth. I never wanted to leave.
A big part of all of our very positive feelings about Cassis had to do with our lodging at the Address. First, the location is wonderful - up on the hill and providing a wonderful view of the water and the hill from the numerous seating areas and balconies. We were visiting in February, so it was too cold to swim in the beautiful pool, but I could just imagine enjoying that view poolside when the weather is warmer.
We rented the Master suite which is larger and located upstairs. This of course provides the best view since you are higher and the Master is just this little oasis of heaven. The space is not big but there are a lot of little touches and smart design choices that make the space plenty big and pretty much perfect. The bed is so soft and heavenly, you can open the window and feel the breeze, it's just a beautiful and relaxing spot. All of the amenities in the Address really take it to the next level, from the fancy toilet bidet (I am not kidding, total game changer if you like a bidet) to the automated blinds that slide up and down with the click of a button.
Eric and Sabine are the ultimate hosts - offering to do just about anything for you, from making recommendations, giving directions, arranging transport to the airport or simply helping you with your baggage. Eric did not complain in the slightest when we arrived SEVEN hours after we were scheduled to (got stuck at Heathrow) and arrived at the gate after midnight. He was always there to answer questions, point us in the right direction or just simply chat. Sabine is a little more shy than Eric but equally hospitable, and she deserves extra credit because she is the incredible chef who prepares the daily breakfast. Each morning we would come down to a lovely sliced warm baguette with butter and a selection of jams, fruit, juice, coffee and then whatever we wanted within reason... eggs, homemade yogurt and most notably, Sabine's amazing pancakes. Don't be stupid like we were and wait till the last day to try one! Eric told us they were the best pancakes and he was not lying.
I am not kidding when I say we are already discussing returning and for a longer period of time. I've stayed in a LOT of very nice places from Hawaii to Europe to Asia, and this little village in France was THE most relaxing and tranquil places I've ever stayed. I honestly cannot wait to come back and miss it immensely already.
Erik and Sabine were wonderful hosts. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and cared for. Erik poured us a glass of wine to sip while enjoying his orientation to Cassis, and then he made us dinner reservations. Breakfasts were delicious. The room was spotless and comfortable and quiet. The view was great. The pool was a delight. Two nights was not enough. I hope to return some day!
A fantastic property with great views! Just 10min walk to the main harbour where the beach and restaurants are. We stayed for 2 nights on a short trip to Cassis and had a wonderful stay! Rooms were spacious, clean and well decorated. We spent a whole day just hanging out by the pool. Eric and Sabine were great hosts, very accommodating and made us feel at home. Do try the the tasting menu here as it was delicious (better than the restaurants at the harbour for sure!) my wife and I especially enjoyed the fish soup! The breakfast was fantastic as well! Can’t wait to come back! Thank you for a great stay!
30 Av. Jules Ferry, 13260 Cassis, France•
9 min · 2.2 mi
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Plage des pierres blanches
4.4
(47)
4.5
(2)
Beach
Plage des pierres blanches is a stunning spot near the sea, making it one of the best destinations for families. The beach offers a nudist section and is free to visit. Accessing the area can be a bit challenging, so it's recommended to wear comfortable sneakers and stone beach slippers due to the lack of sand. The rocky trails may require hiking shoes, but the breathtaking destination makes it all worthwhile.
Beautiful body of water and land. Not busy compared to the beach around the corner. It's a nudist beach so don't judge if people have on less clothes than you 😉
Nathaniel C — Google review
There is enough space to lie on the flat stonek/rock. Access to the sea is quite hard but it's possible. There is not so much people so you can enjoy more privacy. Even if you don't count with swimming there, walking path is worthy to walk because it's nice piece of nature and you can have some nice views around.
Loved this spot. So good for stating hours and hours, and so fun. Blue sea, warm and cozi in front of an inmense ocean
Rocky path to get there, beautiful views.
Great place to bathe. There is no beach so the easiest way to access the water is to jump in.
Amazing spot near the sea! Definetely one of the best I've ever been.
It's free and for families.
There's a part where people can be naked (nudist beach).
The access is not super easy so if you go you should wear confortable snickers and have separately stone beach slippers since there is no sand. They are more confortable to go into the sea and walk around.
This place is like heaven on earth! To get there I recommend wearing hiking shoes because the trails are very rocky and scramble but the destination is very worth it! There weren't even that many people there. Hope you enjoy your time!
Great area for a natural swim and sun bathe 😌
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Where to eat
Under a 1-minute walk from Musée d'Art et Traditions Populaires de Cassis, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
La Stazione
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(908)
4.0
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affordable
Italian restaurant
Bar
La Stazione is a traditional old-school haunt with red accents and outdoor tables, cooking traditional pizza, pasta & antipasti. They are known for their exceptional service and delicious food. The first night they had space when it was extremely busy, and the next night they were able to remain open despite a flood in Cassis. They made two incredible dishes the second night, one of which was an off-menu salad that was popular with diners.
Everyone was so nice in the restaurant. The pasta was already so good and even better when I added Tabasco!! Superb!! The chef heard that I wanted it to be more spicy and gave me a chilli padi hahahaa so funny but very thoughtful!!
Christy L — Google review
I went in to have dinner there as a solo diner and was told that everything was reserved. It was early and the place was almost empty. I was angry and walked out. The host came out to find me a minute or two later and invited me back. Thank heavens he did, because the pasta was superb. I had the chef's ravioli and it was completely delicious. The staff were charming after my initial experience and I will go back again several times before I leave Cassis. Well worth the very fair prices.
Stumbled upon this gem, great Italian food in tghe heart of coastal France , we had the Gnocci and Canneloni , outstanding , the venue and the staff were happy and helpful. many thanks
As I told the waitress and the chef they were in our top 2 of the best pizza’s we’ve ever had, so so good. The dough is incredible and ingredients really fresh. The staff are super welcoming. Great little atmosphere! Rare to find a a truly great pizzeria.
I have been to this restaurant every summer holiday for 5 years and never been disappointed. Food is superb. Anyhow it is a bit busy, so reservation is a must if you want to secure a table for the time you want. Amazing Italian restaurant in little French town. What a special!
Food is pretty good, overpriced in comparison to the other options nearby. Reason for the rating is the staff is rude and will make sure to upset you when asking for water, a box, or your order.
Don't forget to make a reservation, because this place is worth it!
We have had a nice family dinner. The people here are working hard, though are friendly towards anyone including small children.
I can't remember a restaurant in Cassis where all the dishes served were worth every penny.
The prices are okay and the toilet is clean.
We were really looking forward to dinner at "La Stazione" and made extra reservations a few days in advance. Unfortunately, our expectations were not met. The staff left a stressed impression, the gnocchi were lukewarm and the promised bread was not brought. Maybe today was not their day. All in all, the restaurant did not stand out from the usual tourist restaurants in the region today. Maybe it will be better another day.
39 Av. Victor Hugo, 13260 Cassis, France•
La Petite Girandole
4.6
(256)
3.9
(38)
Pizza restaurant
Hamburger restaurant
La Petite Girandole is a great spot to eat pizza or burgers next to Cap Canaille. The staff are friendly and the food is delicious and affordable.
Small place close to the road , however great taste and family atmosphere here. Many thanks to all of you guys!
Viktor O — Google review
This is one of the best burgers my family and I have ever had!
We live in Portland, Oregon, USA and are not short of amazing food - that being said, we are impressed! Thank you, Cassis has been a great place to visit.
No frills but delicious takeaway joint. Seating for 8 to 10 people. Unreal food with a great variety of different foods.
I don't eat a lot of burgers but the brie special burger I had yesterday was simply divine. The burgers are huge, the fries are plentiful and we even got a free coffee at the end of our meal. The staff were very helpful even though we have virtually no French.
C'est magnifique
Best carbonara in town
Great spot to eat a delicious pizza/burger next to cap canaille, friendly staff, recommended. The fries are so good also.
There is outdoor seating but we took the food back to our hotel just around the corner
We had the Kebab pizza and it was a banger. Great ingredients and the pizza crust was delicious. Ate every last bite. Great for an informal or take-away meal
Delicious Burgers, Nuggets, Fries and at a very good price!
47 Av. du Maréchal Foch, 13260 Cassis, France•
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Le Bistro - Restaurant Cassis
4.0
(1731)
3.5
(854)
affordable
Mediterranean restaurant
Le Bistro - Restaurant Cassis is a charming eatery located at the end of Cassis Port, offering two spacious terraces for diners to enjoy the bustling activity of pleasure boats. The restaurant provides an indoor dining area as well as semi-covered and outdoor terrace with stunning views of Cassis marina and surrounding hills. Despite its name, the menu goes beyond traditional bistro fare to include burgers and pizza alongside Provençal seafood dishes, pasta, and French cuisine.
Very cute restaurant with an absolutely beautiful view
we had the fixed menu at €29 for a starter and a main or main and dessert
The waiters were all very kind my only critique is that the portions were a bit small
( the salmon with tagliatelle was the best)
Rebecca M — Google review
Food tasted very good, and there is a specific kind of fish that I don’t remember its name that was so good, will post its pic, the seating at the balcony holds a great view, a little bit expensive but the food is worth it.
We had a wonderful time at Le Bistro, and it has five star views of Cassis. The burger was delicious and our server (we didn’t catch her name but she’s originally from Reims, FR) was amazing and very patient with our big group!
We had dinner here 19 June, 2024. the staff were wonderful! The food, vine, view & atmosphere were amazing, thank you for a wonderful experience.
We brought four kids ages 2-9 and the staff were incredibly accommodating and did a great job. I am glad I did not check the reviews about kids being brought into the restaurant, because our experience was great. The view of the harbour and Mediterranean were well worth the lunch.
We went for their happy hour. There was only one other table in the whole restaurant and they made us sit right next to those people…. A bit of a pity.
The limoncello spritz wasn’t great.
Location by the port. Get good view of the port. Nice service. But I have to say that my dish was terrible. The moule was dry and not fresh. Pizza was not good. Kids had the burgers. Fries was dry and tasteless
The monk fish tail was out of this world!
8 Av. de l'Amiral Ganteaume, 13260 Cassis, France•
Breakfast Club Cassis
4.2
(659)
4.0
(61)
Brunch restaurant
Breakfast Club Cassis is a charming brunch spot in Cassis, offering a variety of traditional-inspired dishes made with high-quality, locally-sourced ingredients. The friendly service and welcoming atmosphere make it a delightful place to start your day. While some visitors found the prices to be on the higher side for portion sizes, many praised the delicious food and artistic presentation. From brioche French toast to American pancakes, there's something for everyone at this lovely breakfast destination.
Excellent experience! Got seated right away on their outside patio. The menu is quite varied. Ordered their version of Eggs Benedict and the Brioche Perdue. Both were very good. Was served by a young lady who was friendly and efficient.
Merci!!!!
H P — Google review
What a delicious little brunch cafe! Delicious food and very friendly staff. We returned twice as the food was so good! We tried the Quebec Pancake stack, the egg brioche and the poke bowl and everything was beyond our expectations!
Stopped in while visiting town with my family and had a very delicious brunch, including avocado, toast, pancakes, and an amazing sweet bun. Would highly recommend. The owners were very friendly and accommodating. And they have a cute dog who lives in the restaurant
Gluten free options advertised on website were not available on the day which was very disappointing.
Service was good.
Food was okay, and below expectations.
We went here three days in a row. Best American pancakes and only real cappuccino I could find in Cassis. The waiters are very welcoming and help you to start the day in the best way.
Super rude service, and discriminatory against Americans and foreigners. Despite having a reservation, hostesses ignored us and sat several walk-ins ahead of our party. When we were finally acknowledged, they would only seat us in the only table in the blazing hot sun, despite several open tables in the shade. Would not allow us to switch tables after requested. Also, while we were waiting, one of their umbrellas toppled over and hit one of their customers in the face!! Avoid at all costs.
Edited to reply to response:
You must have us confused with someone else. We arrived 3 minutes before our reservation time. We were at the restaurant at 11:27 for an 11:30 reservation. There were 4 people in our party, not 2. I stand by my review. Terrible and dishonest establishment.
Breakfast Club was a mixed bag. Scrambled eggs were just okay—nothing special—but the buns were soft and enjoyable. Coffee? A total miss. Prices are fair, so if you’re just looking for a basic egg fix, it’s passable. But skip it if you’re after a good cup of coffee.
Breakfast Flub! Haha. Boycott this place. SO many better options in beautiful Cassis. Worst service we had in France.
Edit:
I think you can get a good sense for how this establishment is run by how they respond to the negative reviews. They don’t take accountability or respect their customers. That’s there prerogative of course. I don’t think they will be in business much longer. Boycott…
1 Rue de l'Arène, 13260 Cassis, France•
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