Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat beaches

Cros deï Pin

The beach of the port is the first to have been developed in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, as early as 1932, at a time when the French and rich tourists from all over Europe were discovering the joys of sea bathing.

Located in the heart of the village, it is one of the largest beaches on the peninsula. Its easy access, its first-aid station which watches over bathers in season, the presence of toilets and showers make it a family beach. An anti-medusa net is installed in summer. Playgrounds and beach volleyball courts enhance the range of services on offer. Dogs are allowed on part of the beach.

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Les Fosses

One of the most beautiful beaches in the peninsula awaits you in the south. It offers summer visitors a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. It is also the starting point of the coastal path, a true invitation to wonder. Its beautiful seabed also attracts snorkeling enthusiasts. Showers are available on site.

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Paloma

The setting is enchanting: Paloma nestles in a green setting. The private part of Paloma has welcomed many celebrities: Matisse, Cocteau, Churchill, Sean Connery, Tom Cruise or Elton John have tasted the tasty and refined cuisine of the restaurant while enjoying the heavenly landscapes. It is also the starting point to take the trail that will lead you to the Pointe Saint-Hospice. You can rent a deckchair, an umbrella, or simply enjoy the terrace of the bar or the restaurant.

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