Recently Reviewed Hotels around Cassis

• Calanques
  "The Adventurer's Guide to the Calanques"
  "Having read the last few reviews, it seems like most people got to enjoy the boat ride to Cassis and the view of the Calanques. So for something different, I shall shift the focus for those who are interested the sports/adventure side of it. We took the bus no.21 from Rond-Point du Prado to Lumin..."y, which is probably the quickest way to reach the Calanques. From there, the hiking begins. Choose to visit on a fine day, and be armed with good walking shoes, a jacket, a cap, sunglasses, a camera, sunscreen, water bottles, toilet paper and snacks (you will need the energy). There will be a lot of other tourists. Fear not. Once you start heading UP, the crowds thin out. Aim for the enormous structure that everyone else is gawping at from the sea. This is Mont Puget, and it's named after the sculptor Pierre Puget, a Renaissance-period Marseillais. With an elevation of 1847ft, you'll be in for a treat with the view from above. We saw rock climbers armed with their gear, but we took a ... " More >
• Calanques
  "the contact with the sea and the rock"
  "Arriving at the port of Cassis, opt for the larger or smaller number of Calanques. The most beautiful are Port Miou, Port Pin and En Vaux. On the boats so there are comments in French and a very bad folder is provided in English when the purchase of the ticket. The ride is pleasant and along the co..."ast. The Green Sea oil contrasts with the calanques forming beautiful image. " More >
• Boat Tour of Calanques
  "rough ride - but gorgeous water"
  "I have two trips out on boats to see the Calanques. Both times, we visited in March. The waves were pretty big, but the rough ride is relatively short (10 minutes) and then it is calm in the coves. This is really a beautiful area, the water is sapphire some places. Cassis is one of my favorite p..."laces to visit, whenever I return again - I will take another boat tour. " More >