Cassis, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Hike to the popular Calanque d'En-Vau. Departure from the Bestouan peninsula in Cassis. The itinerary is difficult, requiring the use of the Portalet passage, redesigned in 2022. The route is considerably shorter than that from Le Logisson. The starting point is the "Balli de Suffren" bus stop. When you get off the bus, turn around and go back a few meters to take Avenue des Calanques on your left. At the next intersection, turn left again to follow the avenue down to the bottom of the Port-Miou Calanque. "Port-Miou" is Provençal for "good harbor", and this deep inlet offers excellent shelter for boats on windy days and in rough seas (1). On your left, you'll see large signs for the Parc National des Calanques marking the start of the path. At the start, it's a wide track that runs for 1 kilometer through a former industrial site, the Solvay stone quarry. Cassis stone is a shell limestone of marine rather than lacustrine origin, highly resistant and therefore highly appreciated as a building material in Provence, before the advent of concrete. The site was in operation until 1982. Along the way, you'll see the Cassis "château" on your left (2). At the crossroads, follow the GR signs (red/white or green). You pass close to the trou du souffleur (3). The path descends through the pines towards the Calanque de Port-Pin (4). [Then two options: 1/ The option chosen for this itinerary is to follow the GR to continue the route to reach the Portalet passage, which leads down to the bottom of the Calanque d'En-Vau (5). 2/ Take a detour (not marked on this itinerary) to explore the En-Vau plateau, discover the former Piolet refuge and enjoy several vertiginous viewpoints overlooking the Calanque d'En-Vau. In this case, follow the blue markers which also lead down to the Portalet descent]. Leave the Calanque de Port-Pin, continuing to follow the GR markers. It climbs until you reach the passage du Portalet. Here, in order to limit the gradual degradation of the path and natural habitats, channel visitor flows and reinforce hiker safety, the National Park authorities have undertaken work to redesign the path. Crossing the Portalet passage is a tricky business. It is therefore important not to deviate from the itinerary and to follow the signs. Once you've reached the bottom of the valley, follow the red markers to reach the coastal part of the Calanque d'En-Vau. Hikers, please don't leave any garbage behind. Don't follow the bad examples that are still recurrent. There are no maintenance workers to collect abandoned garbage. Sooner or later, it will end up in the sea. For the return journey, it's the same route in the opposite direction: follow the red markings up to the Portalet rise. Then green and white/red markings guide you to Port-Miou. One last climb and you're back on the Avenue des Calanques and at the bus stop to return to your car. We would like to thank the ©Parc national des Calanques for permission to use its gpx trail.

On the Bestouan peninsula, the Little Prince trail pays tribute to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's book, the second best-selling and most translated book in the world after the Bible. This is a family-friendly tour. Good to know about access: During the tourist season (between Easter and All Saints' Day), we recommend parking your car at the Gorguettes parking lot at the entrance to Cassis, then taking the shuttle bus to the Calanques, stop: "Presqu'île". Information on timetables is available at: www.cassis.fr/vie-pratique/les-transports/les-transports-urbains/les-navettes-parking-relais-des-gorguettes/ The tour is easy on the eyes, even if it does include a few steps cut into the rock. Welcome to the Presqu'île de Port-Miou (1), which runs alongside the calanque of the same name (2). The walk starts at the junction of Avenue Notre-Dame and Avenue de la Plage Bleue, where the Parc National des Calanques welcome sign is located. Just follow the enamelled plaques, which provide information on the history of the area and the Calanques (3), (4). Walk along, keeping the bottom of the Port-Miou calanque on your right. At some point, you'll reach a fork in the road (5). Keep to the right to complete a small loop which will bring you back to this point and take you around Bestouan (6). Continue on your right towards a chapel (7). Continue past the tennis courts to reach the esplanade with its panoramic view of Cap Canaille (8). Lean over the wall to catch a glimpse of the large rocky slabs of Plage Bleue (9). Take time to admire the beauty of the glistening Mediterranean Sea, and let the words of the Little Prince resonate within you: "You can only see well with your heart; what is essential is invisible to the eye". (10) Complete your loop by passing under the tall pines of the presqu'île parking lot. Continue straight ahead to reach the junction of Avenue de la Plage Bleue and Avenue Jean-Jacques Garcin. Turn left to return to the starting point.

An easy stroll to the Sugiton belvedere, from where you can see most of the Calanques. Suitable for an all-terrain stroller. Ideal for walkers who don't like big differences in altitude, or who don't have much time, but still want to discover the Calanques on foot. Whichever means of transport you use (bus, bike or car), the hike starts in front of a gate that gives access to the Luminy estate. Have you brought enough water? No ? Then take advantage of the fountain a few meters behind you, under the trees, to fill your water bottle. The hike starts in the heart of the Luminy campus. At the end of the Second World War, the Luminy estate came under state ownership. While preserving the natural character of the site, the 1960s saw the development of a campus at its center, while the outlying areas were handed over to the City of Marseille in 1963 for leisure and recreation facilities. Designed by René Egger, the city's official architect, the campus was inspired by Anglo-Saxon models and adapted to the constraints of the site, between natural heritage and relative isolation. The École d'art et d'architecture, with its patios, galleries, calades and pilings, was recognized as a twentieth-century heritage site in 2007. In September 2023, the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture (ENSA) left its historic site, inaugurated in 1968. The 7,000m² available are now looking for a new vocation. Today, the entire facility is home to some 10,000 people, including students, professors, researchers and contractors. At the start of the walk, you pass through a beautiful wooded area with century-old trees. In the past, Luminy and Sugiton were part of the same forestry and agropastoral estate. The slightly uphill path culminates at the Col de Sugiton. Then fork right and the trail (1) takes you to the foot of the belvedere, where it ends. The reward is a 360° panoramic view (2) of the Calanques, Cap Canaille, the fishing hamlet of Morgiou (3), the Riou archipelago jutting out over the ridges, Mont Puget, the cliff of the roofs (4) and the infinite beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. During the Calanque de Sugiton quota period, this itinerary remains accessible and is not affected by the access reservation. To return, simply follow the same itinerary in the opposite direction.

The itinerary is a loop hike, offering access to the fascinating Calanque de Sormiou and its beach. Bear in mind that it is sublime from above. Today, the Calanque's coastline is mostly a victim of its own success. The best time to enjoy the Calanques coastline is early in the morning. Sormiou is no exception to this golden rule. Especially if you're looking for a little taste of the tranquillity of "cabanon" life, and a chance to catch a glimpse of underwater fauna as you take a refreshing dip after a strenuous hike. If you leave early in the morning, the hike will be cooler and you'll enjoy the shade offered by the vegetation, spared from the fires. At least as far as the Col des Escourtines, then once you've reached the bottom of the eponymous valley. The return journey, on the other hand, is bound to be in full sunshine. You'll need a hat and plenty of water to complete the loop in good conditions.

This hike leads to the summit of Garlaban, where you can discover the Douard engravings. The Garlaban, which rises to 714 metres, is easily distinguished when you're in the south-eastern part of the Bouches-du-Rhône département. Whether arriving from Toulon or from the sea, it dominates the landscape. Its shape is so distinctive that it served as a landmark for sailors navigating the Marseilles roadstead. Some even describe it as the crown that sits atop a hill so dear to Aubagne-born writer Marcel Pagnol. The Garlaban and its surroundings, whether in Marseille or Aubagne, were Marcel Pagnol's favorite playground as a child. He later made it a central element in his work. Let's recall the opening lines of his first novel, "La Gloire de mon père": "I was born in the town of Aubagne, under the goat-crowned Garlaban, at the time of the last goatherds. Garlaban is an enormous tower of blue rock, planted on the edge of the Plan de l'Aigle, the immense rocky plateau overlooking the green Huveaune valley. The tower is a little wider than it is tall: but as it rises out of the rock at an altitude of six hundred meters, it towers high into the Provencal sky, and sometimes a white July cloud comes to rest there for a moment. So it's not a mountain, but it's no longer a hill: it's Garlaban." The starting point for the hike is at the "Gastaude" bus stop, where there is also a parking lot. Join the Chemin du Ruissatel and follow the brown signposted path "Font de Mai, sentier Marcel Pagnol". Enter the Font de Mai park and pass in front of the large bastide. After the bastide, fork left to join the Font de Mai road, which you can follow along a path that runs between oak and pine trees. You'll pass an excellent gourmet restaurant, l'Auberge la Ferme. At the crossroads with Chemin du Ruissatel, continue straight ahead on Chemin de la Font de Mai, which winds its way up to Col d'Aubignane. From here, follow the yellow markings to the Garlaban. Shortly afterwards, there's a narrower path on your right. Follow it until you reach a sign suggesting a 100-metre detour to the Manon cave. Then return to the gently ascending corbelled path. Pass the Col Salis and continue on to the Pas Garrigue, a small steep slope, as we like them in Provence, to reach the Col du Garlaban. From here, it's just a short climb to the summit of Garlaban. The path zigzags through the garrigue. Yes, it's tough! But the panoramic view from the summit is your reward. It's sublime! An orientation table helps you decipher the landscape at your feet. You are the kings of Provence. Return to the Col and turn left onto the wide path leading down to the plain. On either side of the path, you'll discover engraved stones. The path overlooks the Draioulet valley, whose name comes from "petite draille", a reminder that it was once a transhumance route used by shepherds. A shortcut takes you straight downhill for 250 metres, avoiding 4 bends, before reaching an intersection where you must turn left to reach the park and the Font de Mai bastide more directly. After a 950-meter walk, you reach the edge of a hill. 4 circular cement shapes (remnants of an old high-voltage line support?) are the markers for turning left onto a path that zigzags downhill. Another landmark you'll pass: the ruins of a sheepfold. You then come to a wide DFCI track which you must take to the right, rounding a hill dominated by a rocky peak. Keep to the path along the rocky ridge. The Font de Mai estate can also be reached via an alternative route at the bottom of the valley, but the view is less unobstructed. Finish the hike by following the same section back to the parking lot or bus stop.

This challenging hike allows you to discover several sites such as the Voire Fountain, the Dechaux Cave, the summit of the Dead Man's Plateau, and the Selle Woods. The trails are steep, but the efforts are rewarded with a sublime 360° panoramic view and the discovery of lesser-known places by hikers. Access to the starting point of the hike is by a regular bus from the RTM (line 23). Get off at the "Sormiou shopping center" stop. After taking a few steps, turn right onto Boulevard Louis Pierotti. Continue straight until you reach a green barrier marking the beginning of a DFCI track. Go around it and continue straight following red markings that lead through the wooded valley of La Jarre. (1) Until you reach the Voire Fountain. (2) You begin your first ascent into a narrow gorge that opens up into a clearing shaped like a small circus. Take a left and follow the yellow markings that lead you onto a path that climbs even more steeply. It skirts around a rocky ledge where two large openings can be seen. This is the Dechaux Cave. (3) Continue your ascent. At mid-height, your efforts are rewarded with a clear view of the Frioul archipelago, the beaches of Prado, Borély Park, the Orange Velodrome, and Notre-Dame de la Garde. Upon reaching the highest point of this climb, you enjoy a good view of the Cayolle district, the sewage treatment plant, and in the distance, Mont Puget and beyond, Mont Carpiagne. Not to mention further away, the Soubeyranes cliffs in Cassis. The route continues and takes you to the next steep section. At the intersection, turn right to stay on the yellow trail. You reach a height that still offers a beautiful view of the Cayolle and Panouse districts, and more generally over the entire eastern part of Marseille. Continuing on, the view opens up even more and allows you to identify landmarks such as Mont Puget, Grande Candelle, Devenson Cliffs, and far away, Cap Sicié. You leave the height to weave between pine trees forming a refreshing undergrowth, where you come across a path marked by a green trace. Stay on the yellow trail which quickly climbs again and allows you to see the beginning of your hiking route, especially the steep path that skirts the Dechaux Cave. The ultimate reward is not far now. The yellow trail joins the blue trail to take you to the western summit of the Dead Man's Plateau. (4) It's time to take out your sandwich from your backpack and take a break. The view is breathtaking. This time you have reached the roof of the Calanques. Do a 360-degree turn to sweep your surroundings. No summit can escape you: Garlaban, Mont Carpiagne, Mont Puget, Pic de Bertagne overlooking the Sainte-Baume massif in the distance (topped by a white dome housing a radar and radio station), Grande Candelle, the islands forming the Riou archipelago, and the Marseilleveyre summit. Leave the plateau following the blue markings. The hike takes you down a rocky ledge. In places, the limestone rock is smooth and gravel can make you slip in this tricky passage. Use your hands to descend cautiously. A few meters before the Col de la Selle, in a wooded area, leave the blue trail to now follow the green markings which take you down to the right towards the Selle Woods. The next landmark will be a crossroads in the middle of the woods with several trails (black, red, green, and yellow). Continue your descent following the yellow and red markings. The red is the last color that brings you back to the starting point of this beautiful loop. So don't miss the last fork, where the yellow and red markings separate. A final small climb offers a beautiful overhanging view of the Frioul archipelago, the Pointe-Rouge port, the wooded areas of the Campagne Pastré, and notably the Pastré Castle. (5) A little further on, a wall may intrigue you. (6) A quick glance at the Aigle mountain (located between the wall and the city). Pass between two cairns and continue your descent towards the Voire Fountain. Nice view of the Dechaux Cave and the cavern of the Voire Fountain. You find the beginning of the trail you took earlier. Take it back in reverse to finish the hike.

This tour, which can be done on foot or by bike, takes in some of Marseille's neighborhoods, which are home to a number of sites well worth a visit. The route is particularly pleasant in hot weather, as it is shaded. The starting point is a bridge at the beginning of impasse René Magnac (1). You'll walk alongside the sports complex named after the former president of the ASPTT club, who did a great deal for its development. You enter the Avenue de Mazargues and continue along a greener stretch of road, until you reach the back of the building housing the Ballet National de Marseille (2) and the Parc Henri Fabre (3). Continue along the original Huveaune riverbed to reach the main entrance to Parc Borély (4). Admire the view of the château (5). Pass through the gates and continue left to reach the rose garden. Pass under the imposing, majestic plane tree to reach the island of the former "Pavillon du Lac" establishment. Leave the island and head for the entrance to the botanical garden (6). If you've taken the necessary steps to reserve your entrance (it's free, but must be reserved in advance), you'll be in for a complete change of scenery. After this detour, walk past the Bird Man fountain to reach the children's play area. A gate leads from Parc Borély to Avenue Clot-Bey. Cross the avenue and continue along the narrow traverse Paul, which zigzags between properties. Fence walls protect some beautiful homes from view. You finally come to Rue Albert Dubout and, at the end, turn right down Avenue d'Haïfa. You'll come to the [mac ]musée d'art contemporain (7) and the Pouce de César (8). Via avenue de Hambourq, you'll reach the central Bonneveine park (9), where you'll also find some monumental works of contemporary art. Continue through the park to skirt the grounds of the Horticultural Society and Parc Bortoli (10). You've reached the end of the route. You now have several options: Continue the tour to discover the Mazargues district, take the 22/22S buses back to the rond-point-du-Prado, or take the 45 bus that brings you closer to the seaside, the Pointe-Rouge district and the Pastré countryside.

This walk takes you through the peaceful Saint-Pierre district, in the heart of the city of Marseille. It's best known for its cemetery, established in the mid-19th century. Today, families love the area, which boasts schools, numerous shops, a village atmosphere and good transport links (tramway, metro, bus and main roads). The starting point for this exploration of the neighborhood is the "Sainte-Thérèse" streetcar stop, on the T1 line towards "les Caillols". Follow Boulevard Sainte-Thérèse until you reach the rear of the Saint-Pierre church (1). Join the church square and admire the Art Deco facade on your right. At the corner of the square, turn right into rue Pascal Ruinat, which leads to the Louis Loucheur housing complex (2). After crossing the housing estate, whose facades are painted in a monochrome of orange, follow the railroad tracks to reach boulevard Daumas. At the end, turn right under the arch. You're now on the chemin de Saint-Jean du Désert. When you reach the traffic circle, turn left onto boulevard Jeanne d'Arc and walk back towards the railroad (3). You'll pass the Cristal Limiñana company (4) and the cabaret l'étoile bleue (5). Continue straight ahead on boulevard Jeanne d'Arc (6) until you come to the church of Saint-Pierre, then turn right. Rue Ruinat (7) leads to Rue Saint-Pierre (8). If you're observant, you'll notice that the Saint-Pierre district is home to many small buildings with tiled roofs, representative of traditional Marseille architecture. Turn left into rue Saint-Pierre and drive 300 meters to the main entrance to the cemetery (9). It's like entering a hemicycle extended by a vast magnolia-lined avenue. On either side of the alley are the tombs of the Marseilles bourgeoisie, who made Marseilles famous from 1850 onwards (10). Walk straight ahead to reach a little-known site: a military crypt (11). Continue straight ahead until you reach the 4th intersection (12), then turn left until you reach the depository. Turn right and climb the stairs. On the way, you'll come across several remarkable graves (13) and (14). Go straight on until you reach a staircase, then turn left to reach a secondary gate which takes you out of the cemetery. Go left down rue Saint-Pierre until you reach the remains of an aqueduct on your right (15). Continue straight ahead, skirting the streetcar tracks (16) and (17). The walk ends at the "Saint-Pierre" stop on tramway T1, which takes you back to the city center.

The Pastré countryside is a little-known gateway to the hiking trails of the Parc National des Calanques. The route takes you to the top of Marseilleveyre, then around a loop to Samena and Madrague de Montredon. This hike combines many assets and offers great diversity. From the architectural heritage, to the natural sights, to the viewpoints from which to soar. And then, reaching the summit of Marseilleveyre via the Bois de la Selle is also a small victory in itself, as this portion of the route, following the red markers, is the one that will require a rather intense physical effort. The finish will be all the more deserved. The return to Adrienne Delavigne Park offers a long, unobstructed view of the coastline before returning to the wooded valleys below. These are crossed by the winding President's Trail, which takes you to the finish point. From here, it's easy to get to a bus stop and head back towards town.

This thematic trail presents few difficulties. It takes about 1 hour to walk these 3.7 kms of discovery (plan the return trip). Hiking itinerary available at the Tourist Office of Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer. This path is bordered by reading tables and gives you and your family the opportunity to go exploring the heritage of our indoor landscapes, sometimes unexpected. Starting from the Port de la Madrague, he proceeds in the Conservatoire du Littoral’s properties, between nature and agriculture: local and traditional landscapes, vineyard and Bastide de Nartette, spillway of the dune éolienne plaquée, olive groves, wild orchids, etc. until the beautiful Calanque de Port d’Alon. Throughout the path, you will discover the result of agricultural activities’ maintenance related to the protection of this remarkable environment.

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Restaurant serving Berber (couscous, tajines) and French specialties at the Nouveau Port des Lecques.

13 “Quicks” with 9 of them lit. 3 synthetic clays. 4 lit padel, 1 mini-tennis court – Club House with terrace, bar and restaurant. Tennis and padel schools. Tennis court rental. Individual or group tennis lessons and padel lessons. Courses during school holidays. Annual subscription.

Come and celebrate Valentine's Day in this traditional, family-run restaurant, ideally located on the splendid beach of Les Lecques.

Course organisée par l'association Salamandre Trail Aventure en partenariat avec la Ville de Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer.. 3 events: 10 km nature run, 17 km petite saint-cyrienne and 28 km coastal trail Saturday, November 25, 2023 3pm Race village set-up 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Number collection at Salle Bernard Revest Sunday, November 26, 2023 6:30am to 8:15am Number pick-up for 30km race 8:30 Start of the 30km race 7am to 9am Number pick-up for 17km race 9am Start of 17km race 7am to 9:30am Number pick-up for 10km race 9:45 a.m. Start of 10km race 10:30 a.m. Start of 17km race finishes 10:40 a.m. Start of finishers for 10km race 11:00 a.m. Start of finishers for 30km race 12h 10km awards ceremony 12:15 Awards ceremony for 17km race 12:45 Awards ceremony for 30km race 14:00 Finish of last 30km race winners Registration required: https://trail-event-saintcyrsurmer.fr/

Discover Le Clou du Zèbre in Saint-Cyr, a traditional seafront restaurant with breathtaking views, terrace and pet-friendly facilities.

A concert of choral music with continuo accompaniment (organ or harpsichord and bass bow) by the ensemble La Camerata Vocale, conducted by Adèle PONS.

Atelier Art'Zazimut offers you its jewelry creations. Laurence Loustaneau creator and Artisan d'Art specialist of Tahitian pearls. Drilling and assembly of your pearls to measure. All her creations in exhibition on the spot. Paintings Artist spot...

Laurence and Pascal Loustaneau invite you to discover their world around the sea. Art, decoration, fashion, and a Surf Shop corner. Local products of the Craft industry made in France. Designer jewellery Art ' Zazimut pearl of Tahiti. Organic cosmetics. Ceramics for tableware or decoration, made in France. Driftwood lamps with hand-painted lampshades. Exhibition of artists and photography. Swimwear for women and men. Technical sportswear (wetsuits, Leashes, wax, ponchos, surf, pads...) Sportswear : RIPCURL / JONSEN ISLAND / BOLT / WATTS Skate Surf : CARVER Jewelry : Le Bracelet Tahitien / Perle de Tahiti et des Philippines Caps / Sweat-shirt / T-shirt / Jogging / Short

Atelier Art'Zazimut offers you its jewelry creations. Laurence Loustaneau creator and Artisan d'Art specialist of Tahitian pearls. Drilling and assembly of your pearls to measure. All her creations in exhibition on the spot. Paintings Artist spot...

Laurence and Pascal Loustaneau invite you to discover their world around the sea. Art, decoration, fashion, and a Surf Shop corner. Local products of the Craft industry made in France. Designer jewellery Art ' Zazimut pearl of Tahiti. Organic cosmetics. Ceramics for tableware or decoration, made in France. Driftwood lamps with hand-painted lampshades. Exhibition of artists and photography. Swimwear for women and men. Technical sportswear (wetsuits, Leashes, wax, ponchos, surf, pads...) Sportswear : RIPCURL / JONSEN ISLAND / BOLT / WATTS Skate Surf : CARVER Jewelry : Le Bracelet Tahitien / Perle de Tahiti et des Philippines Caps / Sweat-shirt / T-shirt / Jogging / Short

Les Lecques beach is a large family beach with fine sand. Walk along the landscaped promenade, known as the Pink Promenade, to discover its sublime 2 km stretch of sand and its postcard view. Along the promenade, you can enjoy restaurants and shops. The bathing establishments on the beach of Les Lecques also welcome you from April to October. Discover the multitude of water activities that you can practice in the bay: sailing, diving, sea kayaking, paddle, windsurfing, jet skiing. For your comfort, drinking water points and toilets are available. You can park in the car parks near the beach. In summer, a summer shuttle bus allows you to reach the beach from the town centre. Access for people with reduced mobility (adapted showers and toilets). Special wheelchairs allowing access to the water are available on request at the lifeguard station during their opening periods and times. Supervision of bathing areas on Les Lecques beach is provided : From Wednesday, May 8 to Sunday, June 30, 2024 inclusive, on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, from 10am to 6pm. From Saturday, July 1 to Sunday, September 1, 2024 inclusive, daily, 9am to 7pm, and from Wednesday, September 4 to Sunday, September 22, 2024 inclusive, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, 10am to 6pm. From the aid station to the west (near Square Ferrié) from Saturday, July 1 to Sunday, September 1, 2024 inclusive, every day from 9am to 7pm. Beaches are non-smoking throughout the Commune.

Pebble beach shaded in the morning. Pebble beach, accessible from the port of La Madrague, invites you to take things easy. With its rocks and cliffs plunging into the sea, facing the bay and the Sainte-Baume mountains, this wild site is ideal for those in love with beautiful panoramic views!

In a nice pine forest, with a seaview, outstanding museum built on the remains of a Roman villa. The visit will let you explore the daily life of the inhabitants of a villa maritima from the 1st century A.D. Suitable for all audiences. From the Tauroentum legend to the Villa Maritima Legend has it that the Greek city of Tauroentum, which disappeared "beneath the waves" in the 3rd century, was located on the Museum's present-day site. The site also bears witness to a major Roman settlement from the 1st century onwards, with some 2,000 people living in a huge villa maritima. Today, the Museum houses three rooms displaying a large collection of objects found in situ: amphorae, coins, glassware... and a remarkable collection of burials. Signposted, secure tour for groups of 8 in 3 spacious rooms. Since 2022, the Tauroentum museum has been undergoing a major renovation, involving the fitting-out of the public reception building, the consolidation, protection and restoration of part of the remains, as well as the enhancement of the outdoor facilities, the pedestrian walkway and the open-air theater.

Family-friendly beach of fine sand and pebbles. The Madrague beach is located near the Port de la Madrague where you will find restaurants. You can park near the beach (parking of the Madrague port or parking of the Madrague beach). A children's playground is located on the beach for the pleasure of children. You will find a drinking water point, adapted toilets as well as access for people with reduced mobility. Special wheelchairs allowing access to the water are available on request at the lifeguard station during their opening period. Discover the water activities available from the beach or the port of La Madrague: diving, kayaking, paddle or pedal boat, take your pick. Monitoring of swimming areas: The Madrague beach lifeguard station is open from Wednesday, May 8 to Sunday, June 30, 2024 inclusive, on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, from 10am to 6pm. From Saturday, July 1 to Sunday, September 1, 2024 inclusive, daily from 9am to 7pm. From Wednesday, September 4 to Sunday, September 22, 2024 inclusive, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The beaches are non-smoking on the whole Commune.

With a sea view, play pétanque with friends on the boulodrome in the Square Ferrié, just a stone's throw from Les Lecques beach.

In the heart of the town centre, the large boulodrome in the shade of the plane trees. You will find the Boules competitions there in summer.

Located in Place Portalis, the city is very proud to be in possession of an authentic replica of the New York City’s Statue of Liberty in scale model. You can admire it on the Bartholdi's signature pedestal. Inaugurated in 1913 for the first communal water system, it was donated by Anatole Ducros, a rich owner in Saint-Cyr. It is entirely made of cast iron and it is covered by a thin golden layer.

Fountain offered by the marble maker Jules Cantini, sculpted by the Marseilles artist Allar in 1911. At the top, a statue symbolizing Marseille and on the pedestal, four groups of statues representing the Rhone, the sea, the spring and the torrents.

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Discover the Good Mama on the New Port of Les Lecques. The concept: to welcome you in a trendy and warm place, to offer you sweet and savoury dishes in brunch mode and in continuous service We look forward to serving you and helping you enjoy the cuisine of our goods mamas.

Restaurant serving Berber (couscous, tajines) and French specialties at the Nouveau Port des Lecques.

In a Mediterranean setting in the heart of the New Port of Les Lecques, for warm moments around tasty dishes.

Restaurant Coquillages et vins à découvrir sur le Nouveau Port des Lecques à Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer .

Marine setting with a view of the New Port of Les Lecques for a Mediterranean cuisine.

Hervé Marchetti runs this restaurant and pizzeria for more than 26 years. Quality services labelled in 2008 and recommended by Le Petit Futé 2018 and 2019. Right by the port, Italian specialties, pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven, grilled meat and fresh fish depending on season. Lunch formula for €17.50. Sunny terrace. You are in the right place.

Italian restaurant where you eat well as you spend a pleasant time there. Soon it will be your 2nd home, let yourself be tempted. When Agnès tells you her story, you will understand one thing: The spirit of La Trattoria is a "like at home" atmosphere with a hint of a change of scenery and a nice portion of Italian gastronomy. All so that happiness is at the rendezvous and that your smile maintains the smile of Agnès and her team who like to please you.

Discover Le Clou du Zèbre in Saint-Cyr, a traditional seafront restaurant with breathtaking views, terrace and pet-friendly facilities.

Tapas and Cocktail Bar Vegetarian food to go, artists, vintage clothing and furniture. A place to experience and share

Rental, camping, full-board and half-board, in a 6 hectares pine forest. Mobil-home rental, holiday cottages, lodge tents under the pines 900 meters away from the beach. 24 empty pitches with a 6 persons/electricity/car park package. A snack during summer and full-board and half-board possibility during the rest of the year.

Bastide in visible stones of Lecques, located in a private massif of 10 hectares of olive trees and Provençal forests dominating the bay of Saint Cyr les Lecques, absolute calm. Swimming pool of 140m2 with overflow, superb view of the sea and hills. This house of character is located in an idyllic setting with a 900 meters long access road which gives it a total tranquility. The house is also equipped with a pizza and bread oven which can be used for all kinds of grills. The swimming pool, which is attached to the patio, is gently sloping along its entire length with a maximum depth of 2m20. This very old house, which has been restored, has very wide walls which allow for natural air conditioning.

Waterfront Provence : T2 Waterfront - south-facing, facing the bay of Les Lecques and its long beach stretching 2 km Classified 3* in a semi-pedestrian zone. In the heart of the charming Mediterranean seaside resort of Saint Cyr sur Mer. Meublé de tourisme : Provence by the sea "La Fauvette" - 55 m2, located in the heart of the charming Mediterranean seaside resort of SAINT CYR sur Mer - seafront - south-facing - in a semi-pedestrian area facing the bay of Les Lecques and its 2 km-long beach. In a residence, 1st floor on sea side, ground floor on access side. Living/dining room with sea view - Separate bedroom, 140 cm bed - new, comfortable mattress. Fully-equipped fitted kitchen - 2 separate WCs - Bathroom with Italian-style shower - Air-conditioning/heating in every room. Ideally located less than 30m from the sandy beach and sea, with no road to cross - In the center of all local shops and beach activities. 4 large pay parking lots 100m away. Cell phone standard: 4G. Ideal for your Relaxation-Relaxation-Farniente-Culture.

Hotel on the seaside. The rooms are located directly near the sea with balconies or terraces. Beautiful view over the Lecques Bay.

On the Provençal coast, between Cassis and Bandol, you'll discover this charming and elegant Belle Époque styled mansion dominating the Mediterranean. On the Provençal coast, between Cassis and Bandol, you'll discover this charming and elegant Belle Epoque styled mansion dominating the Mediterranean. Nestled in the heart of a 3 hectare big park, 100 meters away from beaches of fine sand and from the shops, the Grand Hôtel Les Lecques is an ideal place for an unforgettable stay. Breakfast: Start the day with a delicious buffet in a pleasant environment, at the Le Parc restaurant and its terrace. The restaurants: "Le Parc" and its terrace: Our Chef invites you to come and discover his authentic and generous cuisine with Mediterranean flavours. You will delight your taste buds as well as your eyes: the panoramic terrace offers an outstanding view over our park and over the Lecques Bay. "La Pinède": A relaxing and pleasant moment near the swimming pool to fully enjoy the sun of our region, during summertime. The lounge bar: In a soft and muffled atmosphere, enjoy our selection of cocktails around the piano. The wine cellar: Discover our new wine cellar at the restaurant "Le Parc" and taste our Grand Crus and local wines. SERVICES As soon as you arrive in the hall, you will be seduced. Murals, columns and domes from another time harmoniously blend in with the Provençal furniture. The reception team welcome you warmly 7/7 - Big closed parking lot - Outdoor overflow pool - Deckchairs, towels and parasols available - 2 tennis courts - Petanque court - Table tennis - Bar service around the pool (not included)

34 m² studio with private garden and a 70 m² terrace 100 m away from the beach in front of the tourist information office. Big studio on the garden level in a little co-ownership with secured car park via remote control. Perfectly located in Lecques, the accommodation is 2 minutes away from the beach while still being very calm.

Hotel located near everything and in the middle of vineyards. 10 minutes away from Les Lecques beach, 1 minute away from Aqualand, 1 km away from Bandol wines, 2 km away from the Littoral path, 4 km away from Port d'Alon and its coves, 2 km away from restaurants in winter as well as summer, 1 km away from highway exit n°10.

The apartment, 57 m2 with 17m2 terrace, is perfect for 2 people, just a stone's throw from beaches, restaurants and shops. It is located in a brand-new, contemporary residence built in 2021. The Garden Beach residence is located close to the marina and town center, 150 m from the beaches. This private, secure residence will charm you with its location, tranquility, modern architecture, spacious terraces and shady gardens. You have access to the swimming pool and 2-car garage in the basement. The apartment with terrace features a large, bright living room, a double bedroom and a lovely terrace.

Old vineyard house a 100 meters away from Les Lecques beach. Calm and serenity under the century-old plane trees. Cuisine of fresh products focusing on the concept of kilometer zero. Charming boutique hotel exclusively for adults, with 6 rooms and 4 suites. A haven of peace and serenity just a stone's throw from the beaches and center of Les Lecques. Centuries-old plane trees and an old bastide combining old-world charm with modern comforts welcome you all year round. The Provençal pool is the perfect place to cool off on your return from the beach. Entirely renovated and redesigned by the new owners, who wanted to preserve the original charm while adding a touch of modernity that respects the site and the environment. The hotel can be made private, with early check-in and late check-out. Would you like to arrive early? A Courtesy Room is available for you to change, shower and drop off your belongings.