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Cap Canaille
Cap means out, and horny French canaille. The Cap Canaille is the highest sea cliff in France before the cliffs of Etretat, and the people there say that it's the highest in Europe. I would say they are exaggerating, though. It is located between the village of Cassis and La Ciotat village in the south of France. Cassis is a cute town, and as it is so small, it is quite easily accessible by public transport. There is a bus line and plenty of trains with much commute Marseille, only thirty minutes long. The best thing is the train, but the station is not in the center, and you have to walk half an hour to reach the center.
To go out, you have to climb on foot or by car. The walk is long, but it is best seen from the bottom! The measured out 400m high, and not much in itself, but to start the climb you have to go pretty far, and then follow the road to the car, there are many trails for pedestrians only. You can ask for information at the tourist office, which is near the beach and the harbor.
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