Things to do in Cassis

Cassis is a Mediterranean fishing port located in the south of France. Overlooked by a centuries-old castle, the town is renowned for its pebble beaches and creeks with steep limestone cliffs. The harbour is adorned with pastel-coloured buildings, street cafes and restaurants. The local vineyards are known for the production of Cassis white wine. 

The Calanques massif is a natural wonder nestled between Marseille and Cassis. This exceptional and unique landscape is a must-see in Cassis! Indeed, between pebble and fine sandy beaches, small coves and turquoise water, this setting of biodiversity has all the makings of a postcard! It's the perfect place to sunbathe, explore the seabed, or indulge in some water activities such as kayaking.

Olympic sailing competition will take place in Marseille, 20-min from Cassis. Running the Olympic Sailing Competition is by no means a simple task. 330 athletes from over 60 nations will be competing on at least 250 boats and boards over four race areas !

What a healthy and fun way to explore the Calanques! Rent your kayak on the Grand Plage, and grab your sandwich and bathsuit for an amazing experience!

With your backpack and good shoes, all levels of trekking roads are available! without forgetting the possibility of exploring with mountain bike and e-mountain bike the Calanques, or climbing! Stunning sightseeing!

The Cap Canaille is the highest sea cliff of France. The rock face of Cap Canaille is called Falaises de Soubeyrannes. The rock consists of layers of ochre-coloured sandstone. The Corniche des Crêtes road ("route des crêtes") runs over the top of the cliff.