Location: Carry-le-Rouet
Top Things to do in Carry-le-Rouet
Top Restaurants in Carry-le-Rouet
What to do and see in Carry-le-Rouet, France: The Best Places and Tips
Carry-le-Rouet in France, from Europe region, is best know for Nature & Wildlife Areas. Discover best things to do in Carry-le-Rouet with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Carry-le-Rouet
1. Le Sentier Du Lezard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By BRUNOD456 - labruguiere
La balade que permet ce sentier est très plaisante; elle permet d'admirer la belle côte de ce littoral et l'eau magnifique qui laisse deviner des fonds marins d'exception.
Les petites plages que l'on rencontre favorisent également petite baignade et bains de soleil .Attention,se munir de bonne chaussures si l'on veut pouvoir en profiter!!
2. Le MB
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 320 reviews
The cabaret "Moulin Bleu du Rove" is happy to welcome you on Friday and Saturday evening dance parties, karaoke and dinner shows in the Bouches du Rhone between Aix en Provence and Marseille, celebrating birthdays, maiden bachelor , wedding, etc .... You will discover a show that blends humor and emotion with our artists and visual magician imitations dancers and our dance restaurant with live music and our singer. The dance will be able to continue to the middle of the night on stage with our DJ. The cabaret can be privatized for private events such as wedding, baptism, anniversary, retirement or starting a professional association works council evening meals etc ... Throughout the year we organize a theme evenings such as Disco, 80'S, Salsa, Latin etc ... The cabaret "Moulin Bleu du Rove" awaits you, then quickly head towards fun! Our events! Evening Karaoke and Dance Concert and Dinner every Friday night Every Friday evening from 20h stage cabaret is open to you. Like singing, dancing or listening to a live band ... etc, then feel free to come and share your passion with family and friends for birthdays, bachelor funeral, retirement departure ... In an atmosphere Piano Bar you can sing, dance around a meal or enjoy live musicians.
Reviewed By Fredericguyon - Marseille, France
même si le cabaret n'est pas un restaurant le repas reste correct et servi par de belles et agréables serveuses qui font aussi le spectacle
le spectacle est bien monté et tient bien le public
les personnages du spectacle sont assez proches du publique et contacts très agréables peuvent se produirent avec l'une d'elles.
3. Cote Bleue Plongee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Fun professional diving center - First dive starting 8 years old - Fun explo dives for all levels (CMAS and PADI) - Wreck dives - Night dives - Diving courses for all levels (CMAS) - Underwater photography courses - Equipment rental & tank refilling Groups welcome English spoken
Reviewed By L5868QIthomass - Remchingen
This diving school & club offers visits of very interessting diving sites around the cote bleu and Marseille. The ambience is very friendly and familary......very good team.... I will come back :)
4. Calanques d'Ensues la Redonne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By aglanceatfrance
We went to the Petit Méjean for lunch at the restaurant Mange-Tout. The restaurant itself is not fancy but the view over the port makes up for it. The service is spot on and the food is good without the fuss. If you enjoy fresh grilled fish, it’s the place to come. There is a free car park around the corner from the restaurant.
After lunch, we walked up the hill and down the other side to the Grand Méjean. It’s a steep climb but not very far. Follow the port around and you will come across a little footpath taking you to a little pebble beach. The cove is not very big and you’ll need to scramble over a couple of rocks to get to it but it’s not too difficult to get to (we managed it with a pushchair). This is my favourite cove…it’s so small & quaint, however you have to be brave to get in the water or wear a diving suit. I also recommend wearing diving shoes if you don’t want to hurt your feet. I didn’t see quite so many fish as the previous calanque but I’m told it was due to the offshore winds…it’s usually a fantastic spot.
Unfortunately, we had to leave earlier than planned due to a huge forest fire that was heading our way. It was a scary experience. I really hope that this little paradise escaped the ravaging flames!
More info on things to see & do in Provence at "aglanceatfrance.com"
5. Musee Raimu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By mado s - Villeneuve-les-Avignon, France
Ce fut un grand moment de plaisir, d'abord, d'entendre quelques anecdotes concernant Monsieur Raimu et son ami Pagnol, ensuite, de voir et lire les articles le concernant, les affiches de films, vraiment, un musée très clair, dans un joli cadre, un très bon moment.
merci à sa petite fille Mme Nohain-Raimu qui consacre volontiers du temps à ses visiteurs.
6. Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By daveDerbyUk - Derby, United Kingdom
Don't walk up catch the number 60 bus to the top from the old port and enjoy stunning views from the church it's very striking inside and out and when you've done walk back down to Castellane down steps etc which is signposted all the way which is a nice part of Marseille
7. Parc de Figuerolles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 314 reviews
Reviewed By LAKARIM - London, United Kingdom
I have been to this park in many occasion and we always enjoy it. There are so many things to do if you have kids or if you don't...
The entrance is free, inside you have some table picnic, so bring your food, bread, sandwiches of even for breakfast, croissant, pain au chocolat and some nice french bread with some coffee. If you are well organized don't forget to bring a table cloth along it will make the experience even better.
Inside you can go for the accrobranches for kids or adults,
there is a merry go round,
there is the pédagogique farm,
the train to visit the park,
the poneys,
lots of nice walk to discover
You will have to pay for most of the activities except for the walk...
Enjoy and try to spend the day there you'll enjoy it.
8. Plongee Passion Carry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Tendrement blotti contre les roches chaudes d'une calanque provencale, le petit village de Carry-le-Rouet s'etale langoureusement dans la grande bleue. C'est dans ce cadre magnifique, calme et reposant que "Plongee Passion Carry", une petite structure conviviale, vous attend pour vous offrir emotion, sensation et plaisir. 20 Annees d'experience , (en 2014 avec la meme equipe dirigeante), sont a votre disposition pour vous garantir qualite et serieux.
Reviewed By Erwin J - Weert, The Netherlands
This year, we spend our summer holiday in the south of France . We found Plongee Passion Carry-le-Rouet a particularly nice diving school.
The owners: Patrick and Marlene and their team do everything to make their guests feel at home. Being the only two Dutch with just a little understanding of the French language was not a problem at all
The diving was excellent organized, they go out 3 times a day.
Depending on the weather they take their fat rib and sail (up to 30 minutes) to exiting location in the neighborhood of Marseille.
Their is a high safety awareness in the team and rules are not bend.
Their rib is big enough to carry 20 divers + 4 staff.
We never experienced this as overcrowded. Most of the divers were experienced diver and allowed to explore the sites by them self. No need to find back the boat.
At the end of the dive you just shoot a inflatable surface signaling buoy and the boat will come to pick you up.
Staff will help you in and out the water and the atmosphere is good.
At the shop there is a dressing room, to put on you suit. The boat is in walking distance from the shop. A truck will take the tanks and weight to the boat (and back)
After the dive there is tea and biscuits to warm up.
We enjoyed it.
Patrick and Marlene thanks
9. Plage de Sainte-Croix
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Oliver K - Vaihingen an der Enz, Germany
We have been here 5 days and played a lot with our kids at the beach. White sand and on the side huge rocks which offers running opportunities.
10. Port de Niolon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By The_Round_One - West Midlands, United Kingdom
Only residents cars are allowed in the village. It's quite a walk down a steep hill and a good few steps from the car park (free).
It's well worth the effort. There's a little pebble beach around the sheltered bay. The warm, Emerald water is lovely to swim in, but shallow enough at the margins for small children to play safely.
There is a magnificent view across the bay to Marseille.
There are a couple of restaurants. We had the best moules I've ever tasted in one of them. Its name escapes me, but its Terrace was across the road from the restaurant.
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