Plage des Esclamandes
The beaches of Saint-Aygulf are considered the most beautiful on the Côte d'Azur. They are large beaches of fine sand that stretch for several kilometers.
Family beach, paradise for little ones, who can play safely on this fine sand cleaned and finely raked every morning.
Location reserved for holiday camps.
You can also find a bit of privacy at the foot of the palm trees dotted here and there at the back of the beach.
A glimpse into History
In Roman times, the area of the ponds did not exist. In 2000 years, the beach has advanced into the sea by about 1200 m. This beautiful beach had lost its dunes when the Malpasset dam broke on December 2, 1959. The acquisition of the Villepey Ponds by the Conservatoire du Littoral allowed the preservation of this strip of coastal ponds, unique on the Côte d'Azur. A rehabilitation of this exceptional site has been undertaken.
Four beautiful coves of fine sand have been created, thus increasing the surface area of the beach.
Further information
Beach, cove, creek: beach
Beach type: sand
Size: large
Accessibility: easy Children / stairs
Access by path: easy
Cleanliness: no dogs / no trash
Comfort: restaurant / snack / mattress rental / shower
Atmosphere: lively, populated
For whom?: family / friends / seniors
Private beach: Les Caraïbes – Tel. 06 62 09 55 48
To discover: Fishing, in the evening, from the beach. Guided walks on the Conservatory site. Pink flamingos in the lagoon. The many birds, more than 200 species, which live or pass through the ponds. The special and protected flora of the wetlands. The sunset on the Rocher de Roquebrune, filtered by the umbrella pines.
Markings and call point: Nearest first aid station: Esclamandes: + 33 (0)4 94 81 10 80
Safety: From mid-June to mid-September, nine first aid stations, spread over the 4,5 km of beach, are open from 9:00 a.m. to 19:00 p.m. (from 10:00 a.m. to 18:00 p.m. in September), 7 days a week. The first aid stations are run by the Fire Brigade. They monitor the beaches and ensure public safety. Meaning of warning signals: Red flame: no swimming l Orange flame: dangerous but supervised swimming l Green flame: supervised swimming, no particular danger
Location reserved for holiday camps.
You can also find a bit of privacy at the foot of the palm trees dotted here and there at the back of the beach.
A glimpse into History
In Roman times, the area of the ponds did not exist. In 2000 years, the beach has advanced into the sea by about 1200 m. This beautiful beach had lost its dunes when the Malpasset dam broke on December 2, 1959. The acquisition of the Villepey Ponds by the Conservatoire du Littoral allowed the preservation of this strip of coastal ponds, unique on the Côte d'Azur. A rehabilitation of this exceptional site has been undertaken.
Four beautiful coves of fine sand have been created, thus increasing the surface area of the beach.
Further information
Beach, cove, creek: beach
Beach type: sand
Size: large
Accessibility: easy Children / stairs
Access by path: easy
Cleanliness: no dogs / no trash
Comfort: restaurant / snack / mattress rental / shower
Atmosphere: lively, populated
For whom?: family / friends / seniors
Private beach: Les Caraïbes – Tel. 06 62 09 55 48
To discover: Fishing, in the evening, from the beach. Guided walks on the Conservatory site. Pink flamingos in the lagoon. The many birds, more than 200 species, which live or pass through the ponds. The special and protected flora of the wetlands. The sunset on the Rocher de Roquebrune, filtered by the umbrella pines.
Markings and call point: Nearest first aid station: Esclamandes: + 33 (0)4 94 81 10 80
Safety: From mid-June to mid-September, nine first aid stations, spread over the 4,5 km of beach, are open from 9:00 a.m. to 19:00 p.m. (from 10:00 a.m. to 18:00 p.m. in September), 7 days a week. The first aid stations are run by the Fire Brigade. They monitor the beaches and ensure public safety. Meaning of warning signals: Red flame: no swimming l Orange flame: dangerous but supervised swimming l Green flame: supervised swimming, no particular danger
Admission fees
Services
Activities on site
- Air Sports
- Water sports
- Beach / Bathing area
- Kitesurfing Site