Set back from the coast and sheltered from the sea winds by the wooded Graffian plateau, the historic village lies at the bottom of the rocky hills where vines and olive trees also grow. It has village houses and a few shops, as well as a market every wednesday morning. Ensues-la-Redonne is also home to some beautiful coves and creeks that stretch along the coast. La Madrague de Gignac, La Redonne, Les Figuières, Le Petit Méjean, Grand Méjean, all offer a view of the crystal clear waters.

For the walkers, a very beautiful stroll is to be made along the path of the customs officers where 5 km of paths were arranged and inserted between the ochre rocks and the pines plunging towards the deep reflections of the sea.

Charm and change of scenery are guaranteed for this authentic village with a Provencal feel.