Thea Villa, Agay
Exceptional villa "feet in the water" to rent with view on the sea and on the red rocks of the Esterel, between Saint Raphael, Cannes and Saint Tropez.

© Ali Shayler

© Ali Shayler

© Ali Shayler

© Ali Shayler

© Ali Shayler

© Ali Shayler
Sandy beach, with good access close to centre of Cannes
This long and thin stretch of white sand beach runs the length of the Boulevard du Midi from the parking at the Vieux Port towards Cannes la Bocca.
The biggest section of public beach is called Plage du Midi and stretches for about 700m. Many of the beach clubs along this stretch erect pontoons during the summer months, so you can escape the busy beach areas and sunbathe on the pontoons. There is also children’s play area, making it an ideal family location.
There are three more public beaches along Boulevard du Midi:
They are all quite small but have showers and there are always shops, cafés and kiosks nearby. A thin promenade runs along the back of the beaches between the beach and the busy main road. You will often see cyclists and joggers along this stretch.
The beaches and beach clubs along the Boulevard du Midi are generally a bit less expensive and a bit more casual than the nearby La Croisette area; making them popular with locals and families. They all rent out parasols and sun loungers, as well as serving food and drinks. Most have a daily menu featuring fresh seafood.
The Midi beaches are all to the west of the Old Port and start with Plage de l’Abreuvoir, a lovely stretch of sand that curves round into a rocky peninsula.
The rocks are not only a great picnic spot but they also protect the bay, making it a calm swimming area. there are lifeguards at this beach during the peak summer months.
The beach here is fine sand, perfect for laying down your towel for the day.
Boat trips, diving, segway tours...you name it, you can do it. To the east end of the Plage du Midi you will find the ferry port for the local boat trips to the Lerins islands of Sainte-Marguerite and Saint Honorat as well as trips to Saint Tropez. Other activities in the local area include bike hire and segway tours.
This beach is a short walk from Cannes train station and the no.200 bus stops all along this seafront. You will find parking that runs along the roadside the length of the beach - this can get very during peak season. A pay public car park is located at the east end of the beach and on Boulevard Jean Hibert.
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