Saint-Raphael - all beaches

We arrived at the beach with high expectations, but unfortunately, we were let down. My wife ordered lamb, but it arrived undercooked. We requested a replacement, which was provided, but it greatly affected our overall dining experience. Additionally, the dessert we ordered was of very low quality, indicating that it was likely purchased at a cheap price. They charged a hefty 12.00€ per portion for it. Overall, we do not recommend this place and have no intention of returning. On a positive note, the location is beautiful as it is situated right by the waterfront. Furthermore, parking comes at a cost of 8€.

Sandy beach, good for families

The beach has a mix of sand and gravel, with consistently clear blue water. There are options for food and drink at the bar and restaurant, and the beach is usually not very crowded. However, it is shorter and narrower than Nartelle and does not have a wooden pathway to accommodate those with mobility issues. Additionally, dogs are not permitted on the beach. The beach is notable for being featured in a 1930s cartoon, as the author had a house overlooking the beach and incorporated it into the storyline.

The sandy shore was absolutely stunning and easily reachable, allowing us to take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters. Our aquatic adventure was truly memorable.

This serene family-friendly beach is shielded from strong waves and gusts, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful day by the sea. However, it may be affected by the Mistral winds at times.

This charming beach is a sight to behold. Although the sun sets earlier than usual, the breathtaking views make up for it.