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The visit Cassis is one of the jewels of French Mediterranean coast. The town is wedged in the small bay between Massive of Calanques on the west and Cap Canaille – the highest cliff of France – on the east. The town is built about old fishing port of Cassis, now turned into port of pleasance. Around you will find old quarters, so loved by (...)

The visit These calanques belonging to the village of Le Rove are true jewels of the blue coast of Provence. We suggest you not to go directly to calanques, but rather leave your car on one of the parkings outside and climb to the top of the cliff between La Vesse and Niolon. Prepare yourself for a breathtaking view: on your left you’ll see (...)

The visit One of the most famous seaside resorts of Provence has nonetheless preserved its authentic atmosphere. La Ciotat is first of all the destination for Mediterranean beach vacation, but it will also please the lovers of history and nature. Beaches and the coast: On the east of the old town and port of La Ciotat the Gulf of Love (le (...)

The visit Once the second most important economic centre of Provence, Martigues has preserved few tourist attractions. The city has much grown from its medieval alliance of three bourgs, so the old town is nowadays surrounded by large industrial suburbs. Martigues divided by the channel of Caronte between the Mediterranean Sea and a (...)

The visit The beaches of Saint-Tropez are probably the most glamorous place of Provence. The legend of Saint-Tropez was born in the 1950s, when it became summer capital of the artists of New Wave (Nouvelle Vague): Jean-Paul Sartre, Boris Vian, Françoise Sagan, Paul Poiret and certainly Brigitte Bardot. The beaches occupy 12 km of the golf of (...)