Juan Les Pins Beach — Attraction in Metropolitan France

The beach is so great! It is divided into two parts: paid and free. On the paid side you can rent a nice place, even with the bar next to it. But if you have limited budget, it's isn't worse to go to the "free" zone. The water is clean, optimal temperature and the deepness is gradually increasing, so it is nice for all ages people, from very very young to old ones. The sand is so soft, it is easy to sleep on it, but be careful, not getting burned by the sun. For the first time, it seems that places are very close to each other, however it isn't, everyone respects each other's own space, and putting their umbrellas and towels on the good distance from one another. Close to the beach there are bistros with 100-200 meters from each other, so you can have a cold drink or a snack, if you are hungry, really good for...

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...

We were on this beach on May 5th, there were few people, only 2 people swimming. We didn't bring a swimsuit, it was cool for that. You could walk barefoot in the water, and since there are very few people on the beach at this time, it was a very calm and pleasant walk, it would have been a shame to miss it. Great sandy beach. We had a great time. We avoided the areas with umbrellas and tables, there is not enough space on these, the tables are packed right up to the water, I don't even understand what's...