Cafe in the Mediterranean town of Kasses in Provence-Alps, France

Kasses (Cassis) is one of the ten perfect Mediterranean towns located in the mouth of the Rhone River in the Provence-Alps-Blue Coast region of France. The most famous here are the beauty of Calanques Bay and the white stone named after Kasses, as well as white wine, and the town's graceful cafes and lounges.

Kasses is a fishing port gradually developed from the ancient Roman amphitheater, which has appeared many times under the brushes of famous painters such as Derain, Vlaminck, Matisse and Dufy. Today, Kasses has become a summer resort, attracting people to swim, dive and row.