Port de Cassis: right in the centre, 420 berths, shops, entertainment, direct access to the quayside
Port-Miou: 350 moorings, in a listed natural setting, at the start of the Calanques National Park
Booking & information: Cassis or Port-Miou harbour master’s office
The Cassis marina is one of the oldest in the region. It is twinned with the calanque of Port-Miou, which is home to an astonishing natural harbour carved out of an old quarry. The site is listed and managed in a sustainable way, with ecological buoys, restrictions on unauthorised anchoring and low energy consumption.
Tel: +33 4 42 18 35 90
VHF channel 9
Tel: +33 4 42 01 96 24
Pble: +33 6 26 84 51 58 (night service)
VHF channel 9
Tip: book outside the high season to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
Cassis is committed to sustainable boating:
Harmless sailing is possible in Cassis
Blue Flag Cmyk Baseline
Yes, Cassis has a real maritime culture, with its village port and the port in the Port-Miou cove, and a privileged location between Cap Canaille and the Calanques National Park. Yachtsmen enjoy an exceptional setting, but need to plan ahead, especially in high season.
Yes, there are several ways to take to the sea: boat hire with or without a licence, electric boats, outings with a skipper or guided excursions to the Calanques. There’s a choice of free trips, family outings or guided discovery tours.
Yes, sea kayaking, stand-up paddling, sunset outings and snorkelling are all great ways to discover the coastline close to the water, in a quieter atmosphere. These practices are particularly suited to enjoying the Calanques in a quieter, less impactful way.
The Cassis coastline is located in a sensitive natural area. It is advisable to check the weather, access conditions to the Calanques National Park and sailing rules before setting off. In summer, it’s best to set off in the morning or at the end of the day to take advantage of calmer conditions and limit the pressure on the most popular sites.
