Cabanon Sur L eau

Cabanon Sur L eau offers four units, all listed as either “One-Bedroom House” or “Two-Bedroom House”. They range in size from 32 to 62 m². The two-bedroom house has one bedroom with bunk beds, another with a double bed, and a sofa bed in the living room. The one-bedroom houses have different layouts: some combine a double bed with a sofa bed, while another also has bunk beds.

The units have a private bathroom. Several include a well-equipped kitchen, a dishwasher and a coffee machine; some have a terrace or an outdoor dining area. Sea views are highlighted in three units. These houses suit travellers who want their own space and the option to prepare meals on site. Sleeping arrangements vary by unit, with double beds, bunk beds or a sofa bed.

Cabanon Sur L eau has free public parking on site and free Wi-Fi in the rooms. The units include a private bathroom; several have a kitchen, a dishwasher and a coffee machine. Outside, the furniture, terraces and barbecue facilities make it possible to dine outdoors. The beach is among the featured facilities, and activities available in the surrounding area include hiking, fishing, canoeing and scuba diving.

Family rooms and non-smoking rooms complete the facilities. Some units have a sun terrace and sea views. Kitchens may be equipped with a refrigerator, a dishwasher and an oven; kitchenware, a kettle and a microwave are also available in some units. Facilities vary by house, with outdoor dining areas and garden furniture in several of them. Parking is available on site and does not require advance reservation.

Ensuès-la-Redonne is a village on the Côte Bleue, on the Mediterranean coast west of Marseille. The landscape alternates between rocky coves, small beaches and hills covered in vegetation; houses and hamlets are scattered between the sea and the hills. This area attracts travellers who want to walk along the coast, swim in coves and explore a less urban part of the Bouches-du-Rhône department. The sea and trails shape the days, with opportunities for fishing and hiking nearby.

Calanque des Eaux Salées and the nearby beaches, including La Dugue and Figuerolles, offer places to start a day by the water. Notre-Dame du Rouet Chapel is a local heritage landmark. The coastal railway line serves La Redonne-Ensuès and Niolon stations; a car is useful for travelling between the villages, beaches and sites along the Côte Bleue. Marseille offers museums, the Vieux-Port and historic neighbourhoods, while Carry-le-Rouet provides another stop along the coast.

Spring and the shoulder season are good times for walks and excursions, when temperatures are milder. In summer, the beaches and coves attract more visitors: setting off early lets you enjoy the shore before the busiest hours. A day can combine swimming, walking along coastal paths and exploring the villages. On windy days, the trails and hill scenery offer another way to explore this Mediterranean coast. To vary your outings, plan a trip to Marseille or a stop in a coastal village, then return to enjoy the sea at the end of the day.