A charming town on the coast, La Ciotat is known for its beaches, historical sites, and the iconic Eden Theater, which is one of the oldest cinemas in the world. You can explore the old port, stroll along the coastal promenade, or relax on the beaches.
The beaches of La Ciotat offers something for everyone: La Grande Plage with its fine sand and lively atmosphere, La Plage Arène Cros for a quieter, more peaceful retreat, and La Plage de Saint-Jean, ideal for water sports like windsurfing and sailing.
The Calanque du Mugel is a small, picturesque cove surrounded by cliffs and lush vegetation. It's known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic beauty. The calanque is accessible by a short hike through the stunning Parc du Mugel, which features a botanical garden with Mediterranean and tropical plants. It’s a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, or simply relaxing by the water.
Just a short drive from Ceyreste, Cassis is a charming coastal town. You can explore its picturesque harbor, visit the ancient castle, enjoy a glass of local wine (Cassis is known for its white wines), and take a boat tour to see the Calanques from the sea.
Nestled between vineyards and olive groves, Le Castellet is one of the most picturesque villages in Provence. With its cobbled streets, stone houses, and sweeping views of the countryside, it offers a peaceful atmosphere and a timeless charm.
Perched on a hillside overlooking the Bandol vineyards, La Cadière d’Azur is a charming Provençal village full of character. Its winding streets, sunny squares, and panoramic views of the Mediterranean countryside make it a delightful place to stroll, relax, and soak in the southern French atmosphere.
The world's oldest cinema opens its doors to you: Visit the theater; screening of diaporamas on the history of Eden and the Lumière family in La Ciotat. Tour in French each Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11am.
La Ciotat: Sunday morning at the port Cassis: Wednesday and Friday morning in the historical center