Casino Partouche, Les Flots

Presentation of the Casino Partouche, Les Flots

Casino Partouche Les Flots is located at 40 Avenue du Parc in La Ciotat, situated between Marseille …

Casino Partouche Les Flots is located at 40 Avenue du Parc in La Ciotat, situated between Marseille and Toulon. It is recognized as Europe’s first open-air casino. This exceptional venue offers a relaxed and modern atmosphere where guests can enjoy gaming, dining, and leisure under the Mediterranean sky.

The casino operates daily from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., and extends its hours to 4:00 a.m. on weekends and public holiday eves. The gaming area features 185 slot machines, 80 electronic gaming stations, and 8 traditional tables that include English roulette, blackjack, and Ultimate Poker. Additionally, players can enjoy 73 electronic roulette and 7 electronic blackjack terminals, available in both indoor and outdoor spaces, which provide a unique gaming experience.

For dining, Le Mirage Restaurant serves seasonal Mediterranean dishes in a casual yet refined setting. The Games Bar offers continuous service throughout the day, featuring a wide selection of cocktails and light snacks. Guests can also savor street-food specialties from the Food Truck, housed in an authentic American Airstream trailer and situated in an open-air environment.

Beyond gaming, the casino includes a 17-seat Jacuzzi, a pétanque bowling alley, and spacious outdoor lounges, creating a vibrant space for relaxation and socializing.

Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 and older, and a valid photo ID is required at the entrance.

Nearby casinos: Casino Barrière, Cassis (3mi.), Casino Partouche, Bandol (8mi.), Casino de Sanary-sur-Mer (11mi.), Casino JOA, La Seyne (15mi.), Casino Grand, Aix-en-Provence (24mi.)
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The City

La Ciotat is a port town situated in the Bouches-du-Rhône department of southern France, along the M…

La Ciotat is a port town situated in the Bouches-du-Rhône department of southern France, along the Mediterranean coast. It has an estimated population of around 35,000 residents and is located between Marseille and Toulon, forming part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.

The town has a strong maritime heritage and is known for its shipbuilding industry, with the La Ciotat Shipyards playing a vital role in the local economy. The harbor area serves both industrial and recreational purposes, accommodating fishing vessels, yachts, and ferries. Tourism also significantly contributes to the economy, driven by the town’s beaches, marina, and beautiful coastal scenery.

La Ciotat features several public beaches, including Plage Lumière and Grande Plage, which attract families and swimmers during the warmer months. Nearby, Calanque de Figuerolles is a small rocky inlet famous for its scenic beauty and clear waters, making it a popular destination for diving and kayaking.

The town strikes a balance between its industrial heritage and its appeal as a leisure destination. With its waterfront promenade, local markets, restaurants, and strong transport links to Marseille, La Ciotat continues to thrive as both a residential community and a popular Mediterranean holiday spot.