Cassis station is outside the town centre; use the local bus or a taxi for the last leg. Marseille Provence is the closest major airport in this selection. Check dated rail, bus and road options before travelling.
Local traditions & calendar · checked 30 September 2026
What’s on in Cassis.
Recurring cultural and folkloric traditions, followed by events announced for the next three months (30 September 2026 to 30 December 2026).
Cassis harbour.jpg · www.rodjonesphotography.co.uk · CC BY 2.0 · Destination or regional photo illustrating the place, not a documentary image of this event.Photo source ↗
A recurring local event
Nîmes Feria de Pentecôte
Usual timing
Usually over the Pentecost weekend in May or June
Why it matters locally
A city-wide gathering rooted in the bullfighting and Camargue traditions of the region, with music, bodegas and street festivities; the programme includes events that do not involve bullfighting.
Typical audience
Residents and visitors; free street events alongside ticketed arena events
Usual attendance
The city does not publish one comparable attendance total for all feria events.
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16–18 October 2026 · Participating Provence wine-tourism destinations
Vignobles en Scène! Provence
Local wineries and wine-tourism hosts offer tastings and experiences; check individual listings for the nearest venue.
Local meaning: The programme celebrates vineyard landscapes, winegrowers and regional food traditions.
Audience: General public; booking depends on venue
Usual attendance: No combined attendance figure published for the multi-region programme.
Photos are credited destination images used to illustrate the location, not documentary photos of the events. Attendance figures appear only when organisers publish them. Dates, access and tickets can change.
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Cassis · National Park
Explore the Calanques by boat or on foot.
Boat trips leave directly from Cassis harbour. The walks offer closer access to the coves but involve rocky, exposed trails; check the park’s daily notices and bring water and sun protection.
Choose 3 calanques (1 hour, €21), 5 (1h20, €25), 8 (1h50, €29) or 9 (2h20, €33) on the operator’s published fare list. Routes, child categories and availability vary by date; departures depend on sea and weather conditions.
Getting there: boats leave from the port of Cassis. If driving, the operator recommends free Parking des Gorguettes outside the village; the shuttle to the centre is €1.70 per person.
From the village, follow marked paths towards Port-Miou and Port-Pin; longer hikes to En-Vau require more time and care. Cassis station is outside the centre, so plan a local bus or taxi for the last leg. Parking is limited near the harbour.
For Sugiton on the Marseille side, free advance booking applies on selected high-season dates in 2026. Forest access can also close at short notice because of fire risk.
Boat prices and parking shuttle fare are the amounts displayed by the operator when checked on 29 September 2026. Confirm current timetables, fares, walking access and closures before travel.
