Plage de la Salis
A long sandy beach where the water stays shallow.
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Nearby places
Sailors' chapel hung with ex-votos (paintings, drawings, carvings) beside the lighthouse, up a short climb with a view over a good part of the coast.
A run of public beaches from the center out toward Golf-Juan, with lifeguard posts and food along the way and private beach clubs in every stretch.
An Art Deco hotel with family rooms for three or four (the Pavillon famille is 50 square meters), a pool and a private beach in a cove on the cape.
A château on the old harbor walls holding Picasso's paintings, ceramics and drawings, with sculptures outside and a terrace over the sea.
A covered market on Cours Masséna, with stalls from market gardeners, fishmongers and cheesemongers, mountain cheeses and bunches of cut or dried flowers.
Brasserie and crêperie with a terrace on a pedestrian street, serving Mediterranean fish dishes, salads and ice cream.


