• Port de Cassis - Stroll through the old port area, wander the narrow streets, admire historic buildings, relax on the beach, and enjoy the bars, restaurants, and cafés. You’ll also have time for a short boat ride to explore the Calanques (boat ride not included in the price).
• Route des Cretes - Experience a breathtaking drive along the cliff-top road with stunning sea views. Cap Canaille, the highest natural cliff in Europe, overlooks the bay of Cassis. We’ll drive through, making frequent stops to take in the scenery and snap photos. (Access depends on weather conditions; the road closes during high winds, and an alternative route will be proposed.)
• Domaine Du Bagnol - Enjoy a visit and wine tasting at Cassis Bodin, known for its renowned white wines from the Cassis appellation in Provence, as well as rosé and red wines. (If this vineyard is unavailable, we collaborate with two others nearby.)
• Parc national des Calanques - Take a boat trip from the port of Cassis to explore the national park from the sea. We’ll visit five Calanques during a voyage lasting just under two hours. (Subject to weather conditions; available only on tours from April to October. We reserve the right to adjust the itinerary if this option is not feasible.)

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Boat trip to visit the Calanques
• Gratuities

Cassis features pebbly beaches, calanques, limestone cliffs, and the breathtaking Route des Crêtes, which winds along the clifftops to Cap Canaille. It is also known for Cassis Appellation white wines and the vibrant city of Marseille.

Discovering Cassis is a magical experience that begins as you leave Marseille, ascending the steep hillsides and narrow roads leading to the charming fishing village of Cassis. The allure of Cassis unfolds as you wander through its quaint alleyways and squares lined with colorful fishermen’s houses. Traveling along the clifftop Route des Crêtes to Cap Canaille, you will encounter towering cliffs that reach 394 meters. This scenic road provides stunning views and an exceptional panorama of the sea. Visit a Cassis winemaker to savor the wines from this small appellation. On the return to Marseille, explore the coastal road into the city, and visit La Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde, the iconic cathedral overlooking the city. Finally, head down to the old port via MuCEM and Fort St Jean.

• Not recommended for travellers with walking difficulties

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.