A vibrant Provençal market held twice a week in the heart of Cassis, offering fresh local produce, regional delicacies, handmade crafts, and a lively Mediterranean atmosphere.

A stunning coastal national park known for its dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise coves, and scenic hiking trails. The Calanques near Cassis offer a paradise for nature lovers, with crystal-clear waters, rich biodiversity, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.

A spectacular scenic drive along the edge of the Verdon Gorge, offering breathtaking views from high limestone cliffs, dramatic canyons, and panoramic lookouts. Ideal for a car or bike tour, this route showcases the wild beauty of one of Europe’s deepest river gorges.

A quiet and wild pebble beach nestled beneath Cap Canaille, Plage de l’Arène offers crystal-clear waters, stunning natural scenery, and a peaceful atmosphere—perfect for those seeking a secluded coastal escape near Cassis.

Located in the heart of Cassis, Plage de la Grande Mer is the town’s main beach, offering clear waters, scenic views of Cap Canaille, and easy access to cafés and shops. With lifeguards, amenities, and water activities, it's ideal for families and visitors seeking a relaxing seaside experience.

One of Europe’s highest sea cliffs, Cap Canaille offers breathtaking views over the Mediterranean. Its dramatic ochre cliffs and scenic Route des Crêtes make it a must-see spot for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking stunning coastal panoramas near Cassis.

Explore Fort Saint-Jean, a historic fortress at the entrance of Marseille’s Old Port. Connected to the MuCEM by a striking footbridge, this 17th-century landmark offers panoramic views, centuries of history, and a unique blend of heritage and modern architecture.

Known locally as "La Bonne Mère" (The Good Mother), this basilica is a beloved symbol and spiritual protector of the city.Located on the city’s highest hill, it offers breathtaking 360° views of Marseille, the Old Port, and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Vieux-Port (Old Port) of Marseille is one of the city's most iconic and historically rich landmarks.Surrounded by cafes, seafood restaurants, and markets, it’s a vibrant gathering spot for locals and tourists alike.