The most beautiful beaches in Sausset-les-Pins

Situated on the Côte Bleue, between Marseille and Martigues, Sausset-les-Pins is a favourite with swimmers, sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts. Discover the most beautiful beaches of this popular seaside resort bathed by the Mediterranean Sea.

Located on the Blue Coast, between Marseille and Martigues, Sausset-les-Pins seduces lovers of swimming, sunbathing and water activities. Discover the most beautiful beaches in this popular seaside resort bathed by the Mediterranean Sea.

The local Tourist Office will inform you about the activities on offer and the monuments.

Are you looking for accommodation in or around Sausset-les-Pins? Many tourists prefer camping under the sun of the Bouches-du-Rhône. You can also find remarkable hotels and guest houses. Prepare your vacations by reserving an accommodation that suits you.

The beach of the Four à Chaux

With a parking lot nearby, this small gravel beach is bordered by pine trees that provide pleasant shade. Very popular in summer, it is more pleasant at the beginning and at the end of the summer season. Its access is made thanks to a small staircase, which makes it inaccessible to people with reduced mobility. No supervision of the swimming is provided.

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From the Grand nid to the Port

The Grand Nid beach, very narrow, is composed of smooth rocks and pebbles. It is especially appreciated for its location, as it is protected from waves and winds.

The Petit Nid beach, also located in a sheltered cove, is also frequented by divers who come there to look for sea urchins. Showers and sanitary facilities are available on site.

Composed mainly of rocky areas, with a small area of pebbles, the port beach has an access ramp for people with reduced mobility. Its main attraction is its location, right next to the port of Sausset-les-Pins. Swimming is not supervised.

Swimming is not supervised on these beaches.

La Corniche beach

The largest beach in Sausset-les-Pins, 600 meters long, is also the best equipped, with a first-aid station, which monitors bathing during the season, showers, toilets, etc. Disabled access has been provided for people with reduced mobility. Waterfront restaurants allow you to have lunch or dinner on the terrace facing the sea.

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The Grand Rouveau Cove

L’anse du Grand Rouveau has a small pebble beach. Located in the middle of the houses, it is accessible by a small path and stairs. Less known than the other beaches of Sausset-les-Pins, it can seduce you by its simplicity. You will find showers on the spot. Swimming is not supervised.

Les Baumettes

This wide beach is the most eastern of the resort. A parking lot is located nearby, but can be congested in the middle of summer, and an access for people with reduced mobility has been provided. Showers and sanitary facilities are available on site, but swimming is not supervised.

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Water activities at Sausset-les-Pins

The beaches and the port of Sausset-les-Pins offer many water sports activities.

The Côte Bleue Regional Marine Park is home to remarkable herbariums and a great diversity of fauna. You can live your first scuba diving experience by discovering the richness of this protected area.

You can also experience strong sensations by trying your hand at Flyboard, jet-ski or kitesurf. An excursion by sailboat, paddle, kayak offers you a privileged moment to share with your family or friends, in search of the hidden treasures of the Côte Bleue coastline.