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Anthéor Cove is beautifully situated, located about fifteen kilometers from Saint-Raphaël. It is relatively small, spanning approximately 80 to 100 meters in length. To get there, follow the coastal road towards Théoule; it's easily recognizable by the viaduct. For parking, Anthéor Cove has a rest area and a 60-space parking lot just behind the viaduct.

The "Plage du Pacha" is one of the beaches in the seaside resort of Fréjus. It is a sandy beach known for its wild and consequently tranquil atmosphere, making it one of the calmest beaches in Fréjus. This beach offers a beautiful view of Saint-Aygulf and its beaches, with a nearby kite surfing base available. Despite its wild nature, the beach is monitored by lifeguards in the summer for the safety and comfort of swimmers.

Capitole Beach is a sandy beach located not far from Port-Fréjus, specifically on Boulevard d’Alger. This beach enjoys an exceptional geographical location, being extremely close to the city center of Fréjus. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility, earning it the "Handiplage" label. The beach provides showers and toilets for bathers, and for added comfort, it is supervised during the summer season.

Sablettes Beach is a sandy beach with a very respectable length of about 500 meters. It can confidently be called the widest beach in Fréjus and is also the closest beach to both the city center of Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël. While the beach itself is public, there are several private beach areas offering rental services for sunbeds and umbrellas.

Aurelle Cove is located 20 kilometers from Saint-Raphaël, roughly a thirty-minute drive, just after Maubois Cove. It's a relatively narrow and small pebble beach with difficult access. There are a few parking spots along the road, and a several-meter-high wall provides some shade. Please be cautious as the beach is unsupervised, and there are signs warning of swimming hazards. Access to Aurelle Cove requires using stairs.

The "Calanque de Maupas" is located 21 kilometers from the town of Saint-Raphaël, which is approximately a 31-minute drive away. It is situated just after the Calanque d'Aurelle, heading towards Théoule-sur-Mer and Cannes. This beach is covered in red pebbles and, despite being relatively unknown, offers a very pleasant setting and an intimate atmosphere. There is a parking lot with more than 80 spaces nearby, easily identifiable by the blue advertising sign of the "Relais des Calanques" hotel.

The Santa-Lucia calanque is a pebble beach located to the east of the Santa Lucia port and directly below the residential area of the same name. It's a beach that sees very few visitors, even during the summer, mainly due to its relatively difficult access. We invite you to spend an unforgettable time aboard one of our fantastic yachts at a very affordable rate.

The Calanque des Anglais is a charming site located approximately 13 kilometers, about a twenty-minute drive away. We invite you to discover this place, formed by three small coves each about 20 meters wide, bordered by picturesque cliffs. You will appreciate the clarity of the water and the tranquility of the surroundings.

The "Calanque de Maubois" is located 19 kilometers from the town of Saint-Raphaël, which is approximately a 30-minute drive away. It is extremely close to Cap Roux and is considered one of the most beautiful creeks in the Esterel massif. This calanque offers an idyllic spot for nature lovers; surrounded by red rocks, you'll feel completely transported and rejuvenated. To get there, you should head towards Cannes from Théoule-sur-Mer; the calanque is just before Cap Roux.

Saint-Raphaël is a highly renowned seaside resort thanks to its thirty-six kilometers of coastline. Located on the Mediterranean coast, it is a favored holiday destination due to its magnificent coves and creeks that delight all visitors. The Calanque du Fournas is one such beautiful creek found in the town of Saint-Raphaël. It is quite small and situated just after the Calanque de Santa-Lucia, both along the coastal path.

Pierre Blave Beach is located 7 kilometers from the center of Saint-Raphaël, approximately a 12-minute drive away. It lies between the Landing Beach and Garde Vieille Beach. To get there, you need to head towards Agay and Dramont. The beach is about 1 kilometer before the famous Landing Beach. It's a rather unique beach in Saint-Raphaël; its large pebbles are gray, unlike the usual red color typical of the region.

The Saint-Barthélemy calanque is located 17 kilometers from the city of Saint-Raphaël, just a few kilometers from the exit of Agay. It is an exceptional place known for its spectacular panoramic view from Cap Roux, which delights many visitors. Indeed, this calanque offers a breathtaking view of the Bay of Cannes, the Île des Vieilles, and Anthéor. Interestingly, it is also the point in mainland France closest to Corsica. To get there, you need to head in the direction of Cannes, and it's only a few kilometers from the Agay exit.

The "Crique des Vieilles" gets its name from a local species of fish called "vieille," which indeed is a type of fish contrary to what one might think. The "Île des Vieilles" is a rocky islet with a distinctive red color typical of the famous Esterel massif, located east of Saint-Raphaël close to the renowned Anthéor site. It is the largest islet along the coast of Saint-Raphaël. The Îlot de la Vieille is a charming spot and ideal for diving enthusiasts because it offers a truly spectacular underwater experience both in terms of fauna and flora. The marine depths around the Îlot de la Vieille are rich in botanical species.

It is a very easy to access beach (which is done via the car park), it has a ramp that makes it accessible to people with reduced mobility, giving it the label of handicapplage and also to strollers, it is extremely close to the city center and is located near the monument of Africa. What makes this beach attractive in addition to its beauty is that it is not far from all the centers of interest of the city of Saint-Raphaël such as the Casino, the Notre-Dame Victoire cathedral.

Abel Ballif beach is located about 16 kilometers from Saint-Raphaël, or about 23 minutes by car, it is about 160 meters long and is located right next to the exclusive Hotel Continental, it is named after the founding president of the Touring Club de France, there is also a commemorative stele which pays tribute to this great man.

Agay Beach is located in the heart of a beautiful bay and boasts a spectacular view of the Dramont (the main semaphore of the Esterel region). Agay Beach has two parking lots along the beach: there is a small parking lot nearby and another small one towards the Alpes Maritimes direction.

During your vacation in Saint-Raphaël, come discover Aiguebonne Beach. It's a very small beach with sand, pebbles, and rocks, spanning approximately 20 meters. There is a public shower available for bathers. Please note that dogs are not allowed on this beach. Exercise caution while swimming as Aiguebonne Beach is not monitored by lifeguards.

Arène Grosse beach is a public sandy beach, its atmosphere is very pleasant, especially thanks to its promenade and the many restaurants that can be found all along it. It is a very busy beach in summer with a The atmosphere of this beach is very lively in summer thanks to its large crowds. Its access is very easy and can even be done from the city center of Saint-Raphaël by following the direction of Agay. To park, you have to park along the road because there are very few parking spaces available. Access for children is very easy as well as for the disabled thanks to a ramp installed.

Boulouris Beach is a charming small beach made up of sand and pebbles, with pine trees providing shade, making it a very peaceful spot. Located 3.5 kilometers from Saint-Raphaël, you can reach it by taking a turn towards Dramont on the Corniche road, about 200 meters after the nearby Pescade Beach. Its location alongside the road does not detract from its pleasant setting.

Camp Long Beach is a medium-sized sandy beach with a span of about 150 meters, it is also known as Tiki Beach in reference to the name of the restaurant located there.

La Baumette beach is a sandy beach of a very respectable size of about 250 meters, it is located 700 meters after Agay beach. Unfortunately, the beach does not offer parking, there are only about ten and very few parking spaces along the road. There are thus only two ways to access the beach, either by the stairs or by the ramp.

Its Access via the coastal path to the Garde Veille beach is relatively difficult and to access this beach there are stairs and a ramp. The atmosphere is calm. There is a campsite next to the beach. It is a beach of sand and very fine gravel. The Garde Veille beach is not shaded so it is an ideal place to perfect your tan.

This beach is very close to the thalassotherapy center and it is supervised by a lifeguard station in summer from its lifeguard station which makes it a very safe place to swim. These 100 meters of beaches are reserved only for swimmers because it is prohibited to animals and windsurfers for safety reasons.

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This cove is fabulous and will take anyone who comes to visit it away from it all. It is no exception to the other beaches in the region and is made up of sand and small pebbles.

La plage de la Tortue in Saint-Raphaël is located near the larger beach of Arène Grosse and the Boulouris port. These beautiful small beaches, featuring a mix of sand and typical red rocks from the Esterel massif, offer stunning views of the Île d’Or. This small private island, situated east of Saint-Raphaël, is topped with a medieval-looking tower that is rumored to have inspired Hergé for his Tintin comic "The Black Island," even though the adventure in the album takes place in Scotland.

There are also large black rocks separating the beach into three small coves protected from the waves. The beach near the restaurant is a sandy beach. There are a few parking spaces along the road.

Pointes Longues Beach in Agay is a beach with pebbles and sand, lined with rocks. It is located just before the Dramont signpost heading towards Saint-Raphaël. This beach offers a breathtaking view of the Agay bay and the Esterel Massif. It is a medium-sized beach, possibly even relatively small. Unfortunately, there is no parking available at this beach.

The Landing Beach is named as such because it was one of the main landing sites in Provence. Indeed, it is a commemorative site where, on August 15, 1944, 20,000 soldiers of the 36th Division of the Texas Army, along with tanks and heavy artillery, landed within ten hours. This beach, with its fascinating history, is also known as Dramont Beach.

Pourrousset Beach is a sandy beach spanning approximately 150 meters, located at the entrance of Cap Estérel. There are two ways to access it: either directly via a ramp or through stairs. The beach offers 80 parking spots distributed across three different areas. It is situated between the town center of Agay and the beginning of Cap Dramont, nestled in a curve and extending into a small cove for about a hundred meters.

The Val Fleuri Beach is highly regarded in Saint-Raphaël and is situated between the Tortue Beach and Pescade Beach. This beach is divided into two parts: the first part (near the entrance) consists of pebbles, while the other, more wild area, features sand and rocks that form a sort of natural pool.

There is a shuttle to Saint-Tropez that can be taken from the old port, but why not go there by Yacht? We offer you to spend an unforgettable moment aboard one of our fantastic Yachts for a very affordable price. We offer you the possibility of coming to pick you up with the boat's annex on any of the thirty beaches of Saint-Raphaël and of course on this very beautiful beach of Veillat, or you have the possibility of embarking from Fréjus, the neighboring city. We guarantee you exceptional relaxation and fun and to make the most of your stay aboard one of our Yachts, we offer you a skipper service.

Viaduc Beach is located just before reaching the grand viaduct of Anthéor. It's a historically significant and highly touristy area due to the beauty of its picturesque landscape. The beach consists of several small pebble beaches, each separated by rocks. While very close to the city center of Agay, unfortunately, Viaduc Beach does not have its own parking facilities. There are only a very few parking spots available along the roadside.

Base Nature Beach spans 1.5 kilometers and offers bathers numerous facilities for walking, sports, and a large pool that delights both young and old. True to its name, Base Nature enjoys a green and charming setting. The beach at Base Nature in Fréjus stretches several hundred meters and is ideal for families with children. To the west of this beach, there are rocks, while the eastern side is the widest.

La Galiote Beach is located just before the port of Saint-Aygulf in the direction of Fréjus. It's a small sandy beach that offers numerous restaurants and cafes. During the summer, public space is quite limited, and parking can be challenging. This beach provides all amenities including showers, toilets, restaurants, and a private beach area with sunbed rentals.

The République Beach offers bathers and sunbathers a wide stretch of sand; geographically speaking, it is one of the most central beaches in Fréjus. Nearby, you can find the Fréjus nautical club as well as several private beaches offering mattress and umbrella rentals. During the summer season, the beach is monitored by a lifeguard station, and parking spaces are quite difficult to find. This beach provides all sorts of amenities for bathers, including showers, toilets, a paid parking lot, restaurants, and mattress rentals. It is a very lively and popular spot during the summer season.

Port-Fréjus is undoubtedly the liveliest area of Fréjus, thanks to its numerous restaurants and shops around the port. Port Fréjus Beach is located west of Port-Fréjus; to access it, you need to take Boulevard de la Mer. It's also advisable to park at the Base Nature just nearby to take advantage of its extensive parking facilities. There is a beautiful promenade along the seafront and Base Nature with plenty of restaurants and shops to enjoy.

Esclamandes Beach is a sandy beach located on the Corniche d’Azur, just outside Saint-Aygulf towards Fréjus. It features a paid parking lot and is accessible for people with reduced mobility, earning it the "Handiplage" label. This beach offers numerous facilities and amenities for bathers, including showers, toilets, restaurants, water sports, lifeguard stations in summer, mattress rentals, a naturist section, dog-friendly access, and more.