Located in Bouches-du-Rhône, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, the commune of Cassis is one of the most popular tourist sites in this part of southern France. It takes place on the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, only fifteen kilometers from Marseille.
Delightful small port, Cassis benefits from an exceptional environment by being situated inbetween the Canaille cape cliff and the famous creeks. It is a really charming place to stay in the summer with its narrow streets and squares, its houses with colourful facades, its quaysides, its lively cafe terraces and its beautiful beaches. Numerous boats in the Cassis port offer various tours on the sea, in particular to visit the creeks
Populated since 600 BC, Cassis was already a village of importance in the Gallo-Roman era. Attached to the County of Provence in the 15th century, the Mediterranean city developed mainly during the 18th century, especially around its port. The economic activities are diversified, and Cassis becomes world famous for its olive oil, its wines, its stone or its work of the coral.
Today, the Provençal city is mainly orientated towards tourism, through its exceptional natural heritage and its many monuments to discover during a stay on site. Lovers of gastronomy will be seduced by the local specialties, and more particularly by the wine of Cassis. Enjoying an AOC, they are available in white or rosé to accompany aperitifs on the terrace.
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