Cassis
For the
Cassis hike, you will need ruck sacks for everyone packed with lunch packs and
lots of drinking water, swimgear etc. For parking, follow the signs marked
"Les Calanques" when you get to Cassis. In summer, however, it could
be very difficult to park in Cassis. Try to be very early in the morning and
you could get a parking space at the large car park on Port Miou (see local
map).
Calanque d'En Vau |
Les Lecques
Large sandy beaches are found all the way along the large bay between La Ciotat and la Madrague, and the best option could be the one at les Lecques (motorway exit 10). Here some may be on the beach all day (the village is only 50 meters from the beach with a wealth of shops and restaurants), while the more energetic of you could drive on to la Madrague and take the coastal path that goes from here all the way around till the wine town of Bandol on the other side. There are a few places for swimming along the trail. Great coastal trail, although we prefer the rougher trails between Cassis and Marseille.
Large sandy beaches are found all the way along the large bay between La Ciotat and la Madrague, and the best option could be the one at les Lecques (motorway exit 10). Here some may be on the beach all day (the village is only 50 meters from the beach with a wealth of shops and restaurants), while the more energetic of you could drive on to la Madrague and take the coastal path that goes from here all the way around till the wine town of Bandol on the other side. There are a few places for swimming along the trail. Great coastal trail, although we prefer the rougher trails between Cassis and Marseille.
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