Cassis Lodges

Cassis Lodges offers three holiday homes with different layouts. Two accommodate two people and include a separate bedroom, a living room, a private bathroom and a kitchen. They measure 27 and 29 m²; both have a terrace, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and views of the garden and mountains. The 29 m² home also has a balcony.

The 200 m² three-bedroom house can accommodate six people. It has three bathrooms and several living areas. Its private swimming pool, sea views and patio set it apart from the two smaller homes. It also has a dishwasher, a barbecue and a terrace. The beds comprise two large double beds and one double bed. All three homes have a kitchen and a private entrance.

The outdoor areas at Cassis Lodges include a garden, outdoor furniture, an al fresco dining area and a sun terrace. The terrace extends the living areas, while the garden offers space to sit outside. The homes have air conditioning, heating and soundproofed rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, and the accommodation is equipped with a flat-screen TV.

The kitchens include a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. Bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and kitchenware are also provided. Free private parking is available nearby, with an accessible parking space. Activities listed around the homes include hiking, walking tours, canoeing, fishing, tennis, scuba diving and snorkelling.

Cassis is a small Provençal seaside town between the Calanques massif and the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean. Its harbour, lined with colourful façades, remains a lively landmark for a stroll before heading to the beaches or trails. The landscape alternates between pine woods, limestone terrain and coves with clear water; walkers, swimmers and those keen on boat trips can enjoy a range of activities during their stay.

Bestouan Beach is 650 m from the homes. Grande Mer Beach and the harbour offer ways to enjoy the coast and stop for a break in the town centre. The Calanque de Port-Miou, known for its long inlet and moored boats, is 890 m away according to the list of nearby places. Further along, Port-Pin and En-Vau draw walkers with their narrow coves and turquoise waters. Cassis railway station is 3.6 km away; it is outside the town centre, and a car can make it easier to get around the area. Marseille Provence Airport is 33 km away.

Summer days are well suited to early morning swims and hikes when the heat eases; access to the calanques may be restricted depending on the fire risk. In spring and autumn, the temperatures are often milder for exploring the trails and visiting the harbour without the heavy summer crowds. A day can combine a walk to a cove, time by the water and a stroll through the streets of Cassis. Suitable footwear is useful on rocky paths, and boat trips let you see the cliffs from the coast.