La Tonnelle

A small island where about twenty monks live and make wine, with a fortified 11th-century monastery, seven chapels and a shallow cove for swimming.

The biggest of the islands, mostly pine and eucalyptus forest, with a fort to walk around and underwater sculptures you can snorkel out to.

Cells of an old state prison, the Man in the Iron Mask's among them, inside a 17th-century fort with ramparts looking over the bay.

Public beach set up as a supervised swimming area, with sand for castles, room for ball games and frisbee, and space for a picnic you bring.

Opened in 1929 on the Croisette facing the bay, with 410 Art Deco rooms and suites and a private beach club of its own.

A private beach club with sunbeds on the sand and a restaurant, with kids' craft workshops and birthday parties.