No matter what word you use, the aim is the same: here, people come to have a good time, to forget everyday worries and, above all, to ENJOY.<\/p>
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<\/picture><\/figure><\/div><\/div>Where to swim in Carry-le-Rouet?<\/h2>
Renowned for its beaches and typical port<\/strong>, Carry-le-Rouet<\/strong> is a town that smells of summer. Children come here to build sandcastles. <\/p> Also known for its many scuba diving spots, the flora and fauna are perfectly preserved. Surfing, paddleboarding or buoyancy – other sports are available for thrill-seekers. Every beach has its own activity. <\/p> Carry-le-Rouet’s beaches and calanques<\/strong> are the perfect place for happy reunions and delightful encounters. Restaurants are located close to these dream beaches: an opportunity to indulge even more. <\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div> Plage du Rouet is one of Carry’s largest<\/strong> supervised beaches. A picture-postcard setting, it offers a panoramic view of Marseille harbor. Divided into three sections, there’s a sandy or pebble beach for everyone to spread out their towel or relax on a deckchair. A nearby parking lot makes parking easy. <\/p> Nestling in the heart of a rocky cove, Plage du Cap Rousset<\/strong> is sheltered from the wind. It’s an ideal spot for swimming<\/strong> with young children and for those who want to learn to swim in the sea<\/strong>. Easily accessible on foot or by car (with parking), it’s a very pleasant family beach<\/strong>. <\/p> Bearing an emblematic southern name, Plage Fernandel is a small spit of sand <\/strong>that can be discovered from the Quai du Professeur Vayssi\u00e8re. Nearby restaurants offer tasty refreshments after your nautical efforts. <\/p> It’s a natural cove strewn with large pebbles<\/strong>. La Tuili\u00e8re<\/strong> is a little paradise for regulars, who come here for a quiet swim. From the town center, it’s a 30-minute walk to a totally different setting. A restaurant overlooks La Tuili\u00e8re, where you can round off a pleasant day at the water’s edge with a succulent seafood platter. From here, it’s impossible to take your eyes off the exceptional panorama. <\/p> It’s a small, wild cove<\/strong> that you’ll discover after just a few minutes’ walk. The Calanque des Eaux Sal\u00e9es<\/strong> is a beautiful sight to behold. The turquoise waters of the sea stand out harmoniously against the green of the surrounding pine forest. Calm and transparent, it’s a natural invitation for a swim. As for the large pebble beach<\/strong>, it’s an ideal natural solarium for idlers. The calanque is also a favorite spot for kayaking enthusiasts. La Plage du Rouet<\/h3>
Cap Rousse Beach<\/h3>
Fernandel Beach<\/h3>
Calanque de la Tuili\u00e8re<\/h3>
Calanque des Eaux Sal\u00e9es<\/h3>