Plage de Juan les Pins

Beaucoup trop d'établissements privés qui encombrent et empêchent l'accès à la plage

Torquise blue water and whitish sand make this beach a blend of beauty and luxury in itself.The beach itself is pretty small with a lot of restaurants and eating places. The tree shades are missing, so don’t forget to bring your beach stuff with you.Parking is another concern. Paid parkings are available but they’re a bit expensive when you’ve to stay for the day or so.The place is cute. One can find a good market near to the beach.

Nice. But be careful at night

Mare trasparente!

A beautiful beach with fine light sand, you can easily stick an umbrella in it (unlike stony beaches elsewhere). The beach is long and relatively narrow, but you can always find a spot. Places reserved for hotels alternate here with places for the public. The sea is clear and you can see the bottom and the fish beautifully. The bottom slopes slowly and there is no great drop. Lifeguard supervision during the day. It is advisable to check reports of jellyfish, during our holiday they were only on the last day.Negatives (why I don't give 5 stars) - toilets only on the west side, changing cabins do not exist. Beach cleaning is also minimal. Too bad Juan-les-Pin town hall obviously doesn't care much.

It is almost the perfect beach in a wonderful scenery. 1.5 km long, with showers on the beach and toilets. Water is calm and clear for the most part of the year. The only problem is that the motorboats for water skiing pass too near from the beach and come back too fast to the beach zone. They produce artificial waves that agitate and trouble the water all day long. They should pass further away so that they waves wouldn't come until the beach, and come back slower as to not produce waves.

This is a very busy beach.I find the people who were around us were a bit too rude. I would not recommend this beach.