It's not Cassio, it's Cassis

Cassis is a holiday destination for many French people. It is a typical southern French town that has gradually extended around the fishing port. Like many southern French towns, it has a long history of wine production and is full of charming buildings and a variety of delicious food. The most attractive thing about the Cassis harbor is the row of colorful old houses lined up on the shore, which are dyed golden under the setting sun. The local wine was rated as AOC third-grade excellent wine as early as 1936. French poet Frederic Mistral also once said: 'It's in vain to go to Paris without going to Cassis.'