Set in a natural limestone cove, Cap Rousset beach is pleasantly sheltered from both wind and waves.
Arranged over dry-stone wall terraces, the beach is set in a marine reserve and is a popular spot for families with young children. An ideal spot to swim.
Getting there
From the town centre, the beach can be reached by car by taking Route Bleue, then Avenue de la Tasse followed by Avenue Gérard Montus. Follow the same directions to get there by foot.
Practical information
Free parking (32 spaces + 2 spaces for people with reduced mobility).
First-aid station where fire officers from the SDIS13 service patrol swimming areas from 1 July to 31 August, 10 am to 6pm.
Shower.
'La Buvette du Cap' snack bar overlooking the beach has a selection of specialities on its menu.
Take your snorkel, mask and flippers to discover the marine wildlife at the Parc Marin de la Côte Bleue accompanied or unaccompanied. Information and compulsory registration at the Tourist Information Office from 15 June.
The Bouches-du-Rhône analysis laboratory tests the swimming water on a daily basis. These tests help determine the quality of the water in the town. The results are available on the government website:
