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A beautiful beach town with charm! La Ciotat is very walkable, with many different beach areas to choose from, clear blue waters that change from turquoise to navy, and bright skies that never end. Be sure to check out the Calanque Figuerolles for a magical pebble beach nestled between extreme rock formations. The night market is well organized, and such a great way to stroll the streets downtown beside the harbour. Make sure to check out some of the amazing local restaurants while you're there. I strongly recommend La Barque for delicious, creative, local seafood dishes, and Chez Yannik for excellent wood-fired pizza that doesn't break the bank.

It is a nice little town with a big Sunday market. The old town has still many little shops and stores worthwile to visit. One can have long walks at the beachside. Parking situation was ok during the low season. During the mornings, a lot of sports activities in the public spaces, in the evening petanque everywhere. People are very friendly and helpful.

Friendly people, lovely weather and a variety of things to do. Fantastic lunch at Restaurant Le Nautique. Convenient for day trips by train. Recommend Jerome of Pytheas Taxi No 7. Great Sunday market.

La Ciotat is a wonderful place for a holiday. We stayed in the Vieux Port area which was perfect. From our hotel there was a beautiful view of the harbour and bays beyond, but easy walking in to the old town. We enjoyed evening drinks in the lively harbour area but also escaping to the quiet of a bar (Bar a Tines) in the market/cinema square where the friendly owner welcomed us along with his many locals and twice offered us a drink 'on the house'. The Tuesday market was friendly and fascinating. The beaches a short bus ride away were busy but the sea was wonderfully clear and clean. The bus ride to Marseilles was so spectacular that we abandoned the train. The 90mins boat trip was huge fun but we were wet through and would have found a longer trip hard work.

Chic Provencale seaside town with everything that entails. Multiple beaches with plenty of safe swimming for all ages. Great waterspouts (it's a common location for sailing regattas) and a wide selection of restaurants, mostly fairly reasonably priced. The old town and harbour have everything you are likely to need and are great for an evening stroll.

Resort was good and very accessible for what we were doing in France Would stay at hotel again if correct accommodation was available and could stay on first floor 3 of the members of staff were very accommodating one was Charles and didn’t get the ladies name