deally located between Nice and Monaco, the port of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat represents the French Riviera in all its splendour and is highly sought after by visitors from around the world. Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat enjoys an extraordinary microclimate, much coveted by boaters, who, just outside the port, can enjoy enchanting anchorages such as the Pointe de Saint Hospice, Les Fosses, Les Fossettes, the bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer, and more. The Old Port, now known as Quai Lindbergh, was built by convicts from Villefranche between 1840 and 1876 and is a true jewel of French maritime heritage. In 1972, the new marina was inaugurated. From 2016 to 2019, the port underwent a complete renovation. The port can accommodate 550 boats. Numerous restaurants and shops line the quays.

Plage Cros dei Pins is a lovely beach on Cap Ferrat, the large peninsula between Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer. This is a really lovely area with great views back over the coastline of France and a lot of nice amenities. The beach sits just next to and below the tiny village of Saint-Jean. Sand: The beach is made up of a mix of coarse sand + fine gravel, and is gentle enough to walk on in bare feet Facilities: Plage Cros dei Pins really shines in the amenities available on the beach. At the back of the sand, there is a little playground for children, a beach volleyball court, and there are also water rentals (kayak, stand up paddleboards, etc) to rent on the beach There is a snack shack right on the beach, and restaurants in town only a few minutes away Finally, there are also showers, bathrooms, and lockers available here, and lifeguards and an anti-jellyfish net in the summer Beach Clubs: Besides the water sports rental, there are no private beach clubs on this beach

Paloma Beach is situated in the most charming little cove on the peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. A rock ledge sticking out into the water with rock poking out of the surface The section of the coastal walkway that leads up to Paloma Beach is incredibly charming, with a winding stone path with views of the beach as you arrive. The beach itself is rather small and the vibe is distinctly laid back and chill. Like Plage Cros dei Pin, you get beautiful views back towards Beaulieu-sur-Mer and along the coastline of France. Sand: This beach is rocky, and you’ll want a decent towel or blanket, as well as water shoes or sandals, to really enjoy the beach and water here. Facilities: There are bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms available for guests of the beach club. Beach Clubs: The Paloma Beach Club is an upscale spot on the Plage Paloma that has welcomed many celebrity guests over the years. You can enjoy their classy restaurant for lunch or dinner.