What to do in Cassis
During your camping holiday, discover Cassis, located close to your vacation rental. Known for its calanques, cliffs and beaches, Cassis is a charming Provencal village with a rich cultural heritage. Discover Cassis in a different way, through its old stones and its gastronomy.

Cassis, its village and its gastronomy
In Cassis, take time to stroll through the narrow streets and picturesque old port. This charming seaside resort in the south of France invites you to contemplate and relax. The town is set at the foot of an immense cliff, Cap Canaille. Stroll through its old quarters, with their Provencal atmosphere, and admire its historical and religious monuments.
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At the foot of the elegant 17th-century town hall, the shady square welcomes locals for a game of pétanque and holidaymakers in search of a bit of fresh air.
Cassis also boasts a large number of religious buildings. In addition to the beautiful Romanesque church of Saint Michel de Cassis, built of Cassis stone, there are eleven oratories throughout the town. They bear witness to the town’s rich religious past.
During your visit to Cassis, don’t hesitate to sample Provencal gastronomy. In restaurants or at the local market (Place Baragnon on Wednesdays and Fridays), let yourself be tempted by all the flavors of Provence. Try olives, tapenade, Provencal honey and other sweet and savory specialties such as anchoïade and white nougat.
Family cultural activities in and around Cassis
In the heart of the historic fishermen’s quarter, discover the Four Banal, which bears witness to Cassidian activity in the 17th century. This small museum captivates visitors with its state of preservation and size. It houses a collection of Provencal ceramics, traditional costumes and beautiful lace. Just 300 metres away, on Place Baragnon, the Musée d’Art et de Traditions Populaires is housed in a former presbytery. It features a fine collection of paintings, amphorae and Roman remains.
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Leave Cassis to discover the cultural heritage of La Ciotat. Don’t miss the famous train station where the Lumière brothers’ first film was shot in 1895, the old town hall dating from 1864 or the Ciotaden museum. Located at the entrance to the harbor, it offers a fascinating insight into local marine history. Continue on to Aubagne, 15 km further on. Follow in the footsteps of Marcel Pagnol by visiting the museum dedicated to him, the Foreign Legion Museum or the Santon Museum, a collection unique in France.
Finally, round off your cultural tour of Provence with a stop in Marseille. Is it still necessary to introduce Notre-Dame de la Garde, which watches over all Marseillais? The “Bonne Mère” offers a remarkable view of the whole city. Le Panier is Marseille’s oldest district. Stroll through its narrow streets and discover its designer boutiques. Admire La Vieille Charité, a 17th-century architectural marvel. Another must-see is the Cathedral de la Major, near the old port, with its beautiful facade and interior. A must-see!
A stay at Le Ceyreste campsite near Cassis
Located just 14 km from Cassis, Le Ceyreste campsite welcomes you to the heart of a pine forest overlooking the Gulf of La Ciotat. Stay close to some of Provence’s most beautiful sites. This 4-star campsite offers a wide choice of comfortable, fully-equipped mobile homes. Authentic camping enthusiasts prefer to reserve a spacious, shaded pitch for their tent, caravan or motorhome.
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The atmosphere at the Cassis campsite is conducive to relaxation and a variety of activities. The water park features an infinity pool with a remarkable view over the bay of La Ciotat. The multi-lane waterslide and paddling pool offer fun and initiation to the pleasures of water.
There’s also a bungee trampoline, pétanque court, children’s playground and evening entertainment. Near the campsite, enjoy a wide range of family activities, including rock climbing, kite surfing, fishing, hiking and tree climbing.
Spend a dream holiday in a picture-postcard setting at Le Ceyreste campsite near Cassis. Everything you need for a relaxing vacation, far from the hassles of everyday life. Book comfortable accommodation and discover Cassis and Provence, one of France’s most beautiful regions.



