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Beaches in La Ciotat

A long stretch of fine sand or a small cove in the Calanques, the beaches of La Ciotat invite you to relax and unwind. Set down your parasol on the 7 km of coastline of the Golfe d'Amour!

Whether fully-equipped or wild, La Ciotat's beaches alone justify a stay in the town. A short walk from Port-Vieux, Capucins beach, offering sand and pebbles, has all the equipment you may need, including a beach volley stadium. Slightly further away, Saint-Jean beach welcomes water sport enthusiasts. In particular, it is famous for kayak and sailing. Around Mugel and the Ile Verte, a change of atmosphere with the turquoise waters for which the Calanques are famous. Discover the most beautiful beaches in La Ciotat in this online tourist guide.

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Grande Plage
La Ciotat

Grande Plage

Beach - Grande Plage As its name implies, "Grande plage" is a large beach located right in the heart of La Ciotat, next to Port des Capucins. Particularly popular among families, it is attended by a lifeguard in summer and fitted out with showers and play areas. Although most of the beach is public, it also includes a private section lined with…

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Plage de Lumière
La Ciotat

Plage de Lumière

Beach - Sandy beach watched in season. Nature of the ground: sand. Panel of identification on the site. Paying parking area near the beach. Plan of access for disabled people, put at the disposal of specific armchairs of bathings, staff " handiplage ". Not accepted dogs. Non-smoking beach. A zone of baths nearby. Activities for the children. Activity…

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Calanque de Mugel
La Ciotat

Calanque de Mugel

Cove - A true geological fortress built on the secondary streams whose pebbles formed during the eras, in a reddish conglomerate, the "Poundingue" of La Ciotat, the Calanque du Mugel is an exceptional natural site nested in the shelter of the Bec de l'Aigle massif. The calanque is home to the Parc du Mugel, a verdant setting that invites you to take a…

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Plage Cyrnos
La Ciotat

Plage Cyrnos

Beach - . Plage Cyrnos With its immense, 6km beach, coves and fjords, La Ciotat is a seaside resort par excellence. The town centre is also home to several smaller beaches, including "Plage Cyrnos". Situated just a short hop from the cinema founded by the Lumière brothers – the world's oldest cinema – and offering a roadside car park, this little…

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Plage St Jean
La Ciotat

Plage St Jean

Beach - Sandy beach and of gravel. Panel of regulations on the site. Parking area near the beach, fitted out and not paying. Capacity of the area: 30 vehicles. Refreshment rooms, restaurants, businesses. Nautical activities nearby: windsurfing board, veil, canoeing.

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Calanque du Mugel
La Ciotat

Calanque du Mugel

Beach - "Plage de la calanque du Mugel" is a heavenly spot bordering translucent, turquoise waters. The site actually comprises two shingle beaches - one small and one large - both overlooking the surprising bay of La Ciotat, Bec de l'Aigle mountain and the nearby Ile Verte island. This is an ideal place for all types of leisure activity: swimming,…

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Plage des Capucins
La Ciotat

Plage des Capucins

Beach - "Plage des Capucins" in La Ciotat is a pretty, shingle beach set next to the little Port des Capucins, offering a lifeguard, showers, toilets, play area for the kids and Beach Volley ground. You can access it easily thanks to the paying car park on the roadside and the beach is also fitted out with facilities for the disabled. Dogs are not…

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