La Casa De La Ciotat

La Casa De La Ciotat offers an entire 65 m² holiday home, arranged around one bedroom and suitable for six people. This layout suits travellers who want to share one property, with a kitchen for preparing meals and a washing machine for longer stays. The bedroom has four single beds and one double bed; the bathroom is separate from the bedroom.

The terrace overlooks the garden, while the house also has air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The private swimming pool is another distinctive feature, with a shallow area. The house also has kitchen utensils, a clothes airer and heating. Its layout brings together sleeping areas, everyday amenities and direct access to the outdoors, with no other room categories at the property.

La Casa De La Ciotat combines practical indoor amenities with spaces overlooking the garden. The kitchen and its utensils let you prepare and store meals in the house. The washing machine and clothes airer are useful for stays of several days, while heating adds to the available amenities. Air conditioning offers added comfort in warm weather, and the flat-screen TV is there for relaxing indoors.

Outside, the terrace overlooks the garden and the private swimming pool has a shallow area. Pool toys and parasols are also provided. The house has a seasonal outdoor pool, a kitchen and garden views. The bedrooms are non-smoking, and the entire property is non-smoking. These amenities let you enjoy time at the house as well as outings in La Ciotat and along the nearby coast.

La Ciotat is a port town in Bouches-du-Rhône, on the Mediterranean coast between Marseille and Toulon. Its old town, narrow streets and port offer a glimpse of local life, while the coastline alternates between beaches and rocky calanques. The area suits travellers looking to combine swimming, seaside walks and maritime heritage. You can divide your days between the town centre and the coastal paths, with limestone hills in the background.

The Grand Mugel calanque and Figuerolles calanque are among the town’s best-known coastal sites; their coves and waters draw walkers and swimmers alike. The Mugel Botanical Garden offers landscaped grounds near the sea. In the centre, Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Church and the Musée Ciotaden offer stops to explore local history and culture. La Ciotat railway station is 3.8 km away, and Marseille-Provence Airport is 41 km away. A car can make excursions to nearby villages and coastal scenery easier.

In summer, the Mediterranean coast is lively, and the days are well suited to boat trips, swimming and morning walks before the hottest hours. Spring and the shoulder season often offer milder conditions for walking along the coast and visiting the town. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning at a calanque, have lunch in the centre and then stroll around the port. Local rules may apply to trails and access to the coves, particularly during periods of fire risk.