Okay, hear me out. We spent €500 for 3 people for six hours at Castel Plage and it was totally…read moreworth it. Ben was a fantastic server, bringing us food, cocktails and wine. He moved our umbrellas whenever he saw me curling up on my beach chair to avoid the sun. There's an awesome rock to jump off of. We had a great time.

This place is amazing. The service was great. We had a beautiful seat and I the access to the water…read moreis right there. Compared to other beach clubs we went to this was by far our favorite. 10/10 would absolutely come back

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.

Oh my goodness what a beautiful open air market: flowers, spices, cheeses, soaps, fresh juices and…read morethe list goes on and on. Enjoyed walking around and found some wonderful items that I brought home. I literally just got off the plane and came straight here. Great place to walk around Tuesday through Sunday.

Yelp Review 2026 #204:…read more I was underwhelmed by the Saleya Market. I've seen travel shows depicting this place to be buzzing and lively. It's a long street where vendors of all sorts sell their wares. Fruits, vegetables, flowers, lavender packets, spices, food like socca (a Nice special), antiques, souvenirs, arts and crafts, etc. There are restaurants in the background. It's crowded. I got here after lunch and the socca vendor closed for the day. There were a bunch of people and vendors but not much products left. Plenty of flower vendors, some vendors selling fruits and vegetables.

Yelp Review 2026 #232:…read more An iconic spot in Nice with its black and white checkerboard tiles with Fontaine du Soleil in the middle against red and ochre buildings in the background. It's a popular meeting spot amongst locals and tour groups. It's the main square located in the heart of Nice. It's easy to get to. You can walk here or catch a tram. It connects Old Nice and the shopping area, Avenue Jean Medecin. It's an uncovered area so it makes you very exposed to the elements. Rain or intense heat from the sun directly at you. There are restaurants, cafes and Galeries Lafayette nearby.

This square is a must when visiting Nice. It is a mixture of modern art and historical part of the…read morecity. This location is close to bus stations and metro. There are really nice restaurants and cafes in this square. They are perfect to have a drink, enjoy coffee/ pastries or in the evening have dinner. This square gets really busy in the evening and there is a shopping center.

"Life is a beach, I'm just playing in the sand" are the words of Lil Weezy. And at La Reserve de…read moreLa Mala, life is a beach. One of the coolest beaches/restaurants in the world. Not just for the warm water and beautiful scenery but the people that come to La Mala beach, the music played by the DJ, and the delicious food all combined create an all around perfect beach. Forget St. Tropez, Ipanema, Playa del Carmen, Belize, Florida, and Hawaii. While I do love all those beaches for different reasons, and really if you're hanging at the beach, life is still pretty good no matter which one you choose to chill at, La Mala is a cut above the rest. Definitely geared towards a younger high society crowd, the vibe is still amazing. However one downfall is that there isn't sand. It's rocks. So plan on bringing your water shoes. On to all yelpers most important subject, food. Here's what my table ordered: Mixed Fruit plate: a combination of every fruit I could think of plus some fruits I didn't recognize. The presentation was nice and the fruit was refreshing under the hot sun. Actually this is the only dish I got a pic of. Pizza Magherita: any Yelper from San Francisco is probably an expert in Magherita pizzas by now. The Magherita pizza at La Reserve was the best I've had yet. Chicken Caesar Salad: I didn't try the salad but a couple of my friends did. They said it was really good. There was a lot of food (such as seafood, etc) being served to people around me that all looked Food or Travel Channel worthy. I wish life was as Lil Wayne said, but for me I'd say: "Life is La Mala beach, I'm just playing at La Reserve".

I was looking for a beach club wjth a view outside of monaco for a day trip and stumbled upon…read morepictures of this place. I saw that you may want to make reservations so I called and I was blanking on the word "loungers" when I called and the gentlemen asked me if I knew how to speak english while laughing so I was like okay a little sassy but was still open to trying. If youre coming from the train station its a nice little walk through a neighborhood. When you see steep steps to your left with a small la reserve de la mela business sign that looks like you might be trespassing then youve found one of the entrances! We were sat down at the loungers on the beach. Our server came up and asked if we wanted to start with a bottle of Dom Perignon which we laughed and declined. We ordered the local lager & a Chablis which were both good. We also ordered one of the pizzas which was really good. We continued drinking and enjoying the beach but there wasnt much of an atmosphere, no music :/ we wanted to get a couples massage but they only had one masseuse but I would like to note that she was the nicest person working at that establishment and so she deserves a mention. We ended up spending around $250 and wouldve spent much more if the service and atmosphere were good. At the end of our visit the server said oh theres no pin to your card I can just charge it to $500 yeah and I just laughed nervously because I was uncomfortable. Like we get it your a private beach club but ive been to private beach clubs around the world and this is one of the less desirable ones ive been to. Its tacky to bring up money so much. If there was a good product there then you wouldnt have to awkwardly push a bottle of dom perignon. Next time im in South France I will skip this place :/