Notre-Dame de Conil Venue

In the Anse de Malmousque inlet north of Marseille, this belle Époque villa clings to the shoreline with glazed loggia balconies and terraces built directly over the water. Built in 1912 for a shipping magnate, it retains period fixtures and original saltwater bathing pools; the kitchen faces south toward the horizon. The venue holds 50 to 130 guests with ceremonies often staged on a stone platform projecting into the Mediterranean, creating the optical illusion that guests are afloat on open water.