What to do in Cassis
Take a boat to discover the calanques of Port-Miou, Port-Pin and En-Vau, drive the Route des Crêtes up to Cap Canaille for a spectacular view, then stroll around the harbour and its terraces.
A small harbour lined with colourful façades, Cassis nestles between the calanques and Cap Canaille, one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe. Its coves, white wines and relaxed way of life make it one of the most sought-after stops in Provence. Chartering a private jet to Cassis means landing at Marseille Provence or Le Castellet, less than an hour away by road. A member of the Air Charter Association and the EBAA, MK Partnair charters your flight with certified operators.
Average prices observed over 12 months, for guidance only. Your actual quote varies with season, aircraft and availability.
Take a boat to discover the calanques of Port-Miou, Port-Pin and En-Vau, drive the Route des Crêtes up to Cap Canaille for a spectacular view, then stroll around the harbour and its terraces.
Les Roches Blanches, a five-star hotel right on the water facing Cap Canaille, is the address of reference. Cassis also offers lovely guesthouses and villas overlooking the bay.
La Villa Madie, a Michelin-starred restaurant overlooking the Anse de Corton, is one of the finest addresses on the coast. On the harbour, restaurants serve the catch of the day with Cassis white wines.
For a group or a seminar in Provence, MK Partnair also charters airliners to Marseille Provence Airport, about 45 minutes from Cassis. We choose the aircraft that suits your group.
Discover group charter →Marseille Provence Airport (MRS), about 50 km away, handles every jet and has permanent customs. For flights within the Schengen area, Le Castellet Airport, about 30 km away, is even closer; it is open during the day.
Allow around 45 minutes by car from Marseille Provence, and about 30 minutes from Le Castellet. We arrange your chauffeur-driven transfer to your hotel or villa.
From May to October for the sea and the calanques. In summer, access to some calanques may be closed when the fire risk is high: exploring them by boat remains possible.