Bouches-du-Rhone - all beaches

We went to this beach in mid-November and had a wonderful day with our dogs. The water was shallow enough for them to swim comfortably. However, it's important to note that during the summer or high season, dogs may not be allowed on the beach. On the downside, the beach and sea were quite dirty with plastic littered everywhere. Additionally, some visitors left behind their trash after having lunch or spending time with their children, including plastic, tissues, and even diapers.

The sand has a darker hue which makes me hesitant to bring my kids along. However, it's conveniently located near my place. It's best to avoid the beach after heavy rainfall.

There were jellyfish present in the water and no warnings provided on the beach. While the police seemed to be diligent in enforcing parking regulations, there was a noticeable absence of a lifeguard. Perhaps Cassis should consider reassessing its priorities.

This is my third year spending my vacation in this city that I hold dear to my heart, and I absolutely love it!

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We visited a location close to the main beach of Cabasson, and it turned out to be the best beach we experienced on this trip. The presence of large rocks provided sturdy footing, and the water was pleasantly warm rather than cold. Additionally, the beach was practically deserted, granting us a greater sense of privacy compared to the main beach.