This is a great place to start your walk around the peninsula and Sentir du Littoral. The beach is…read morequiet, no big waves, with a view of old Antibes in the distance. You have two restaurants to try, maybe more, and homes all around the place. You can get here walking, maybe thirty minutes, from Antibes, but it is easier to take a car, UBER, or taxi. The best part is the walk in the park around the Sentir. Go to Billionaires Beach for a great view and fun little cave with fire rings. Explore, relax, and get some sun!

From the owner: Véritable lieu d'expression artistique, cette plage cagnoise au concept novateur insuffle le tempo…read morebranché d'un espace balnéaire à nul autre pareil en réunissant amateurs d'art et fans de plaisirs balnéaires. Au dessus des transats alignés sur les galets face à la grande bleue, la terrasse en surplomb propose des espaces de rencontres, de lecture, de relaxation et de restauration où les repas s'articulent autour d'une carte raffinée associant chaque plat à un courant artistique. Le art club donne rendez-vous aux amateurs d'art et aux collectionneurs, le club vip offre des services et un accueil privilégiés et la arty party du jeudi accueille une personnalité du monde artistique autour d'un verre. Décorés chaque saison par un nouvel artiste, les lieux s'offrent à l'accueil de tout événement privé ou professionnel. Le bar lounge quant à lui propose une carte de cocktails traditionnels et une gamme exclusive de vitamin cocktails. L'art beach cultive la différence avec gourmandise et brio.

La croissette is a unique beach promenade going dr the festival palais to the exit of the. Ort of…read moreCannes. With seats available to have a quiet moment in the middle of the thousands tourists from all over the world. You'll find hotels like the Carlton, stores such as Hermes, Channel, Gucci and more. All the beaches are private, therefore you must rent a lounge chair to wet yourself. During the festival de Cannes. The place is even more crowded bit over all it's a beautiful place.

C'etait magnifique!! The gorgeous views of the Mediterranean Sea when they pulled back the roof…read morewhile the sunset was icing on top of the cake. My favorite martini in France!! The service was lovely and I would love to go back one day.

A place to see and be seen. The location itself was one of the best and most beautiful in the area…read more But we were not here as patrons of the beach club; we were at the public beach next door which happens to share the same sand. Nonetheless, after spending a few hours at the beach, we were overcome with hunger...and the need for WiFi. Can't say anything bad about them, the staff was nice and very welcoming. We were seated promptly and at our table of choice. The bread service came even before we placed the order (much appreciated). The food, however, was only ok. We ordered the Bouillabaisse and the tuna. The bouillabaisse was more of a bisque and saltier than I expected. The tuna was fresh but nothing special, either in the cut or the flavor. Portions were also more of the appetizer size than a main. Long story short, Plage Keller is a great place to visit and a great place to hang out. But there are a few restaurants on or near the beach and I'd probably eat somewhere else if I was going back (which I hopefully will).

Excellent food and great service. Sit with your feet in the sand, take in the view and enjoy the…read moregreat food. Unfortunately, everything comes with a price and there is no exception here. Of all the restaurants I tried on the strip this one was one of my favorites. During the day you can lounge on the beach and take advantage of eating the great food all day.

The best beach in Juan Les Pins - the most "upscale" in that there is extra space between chairs,…read morebetter service, and better food available. One downside is that the restaurant is somewhat formal - if you want to get sandwiches or other light fare for lunch, you're out of luck unless you order a salad or charcuterie plate (if dining in the restaurant). Also, the overall quality of the food is only so-so and a little below what you might expect for the price. Lastly, the beach is (just slightly) more expensive than others. However, all of this is worth it - it's by far the best place in Juan Les Pins to relax, enjoy a (relatively) cheap bottle of rose with your toes in the sand, and enjoy the beautiful Mediterranean. I can't wait to return.