Top Beaches in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

If you want to avoid the hassle, download a local map offline. I lost data signal when I got there, and it made finding my way back a bit tricky.

My advice is to visit during the week, especially on Tuesday or Wednesday. The beach was way less crowded, and I got the best spot to soak up the sun!

If you’re into water sports go to the beach around 4 PM. The rates drop a bit and it’s less crowded so you can enjoy without feeling rushed.

For a chill day, I suggest bringing some snacks and drinks from a local store. It saved me money instead of buying overpriced beachside refreshments!

I recommend exploring the nearby cliffs for some stunning views. The trail is easy to find and offers a perfect photo op away from the crowds.

I really enjoyed snorkeling, so my advice is to bring your gear or rent it nearby. The underwater life is surprisingly vibrant!

My advice is to check the tide schedules in advance! I missed out on the best beach area 'cause I didn't realize the tide was coming in.

If you're keen on swimming, try to get in by around 3 PM. The water was perfect then, but by evening it started to get chilly, and I regretted not jumping in sooner!

I recommend wearing water shoes; the pebbles can be tough on your feet, especially if you're planning to swim.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The beach cafes can be a little pricey, and it's nice to relax on the sand without worrying about spending too much.

For the best beach vibe, I recommend checking out the left side of the beach where the crowds are thinner and the vibe is super chill. It's perfect for a relaxing day.

I highly recommend visiting during the weekdays. The crowds can get wild on weekends, and you’ll enjoy a much quieter beach experience. Sunbathing without a million people around was bliss!