Plage St Laurent d'Eze

It’s very mice and secluded beach. Definitely not good for families with children. The road (lots of stairs and stones-dirty road down to the beach) is not good for wheelchair and children cars. It takes approximately 5-10 minutes to the beach. But its worth the trip.

Path down is currently closed

The beach is great, and it's worth bringing water shoes. The only downside is the lack of a shower.

Very clean

Very good place, too clean. The beach access is a bit long and hard so it may not be suitable for people with mobility disabilities.

Beautiful beach. It's a paradise in April.

Be careful with the sun. Part of the rest is a beautiful beach.

Sandy beach accessible via a 10-minute trail from the road, where there's a parking lot with several spaces available. There's also a small waterfall that serves as a natural shower. The surrounding landscape is beautiful, with crystal-clear water. The atmosphere is uncrowded and very relaxing.

A very charming and peaceful beach, offering the opportunity to escape the sun amidst the natural surroundings of rocks and trees. This beach is suitable for those in good physical condition who can handle the long climb up and the steep descent. However, the effort is well worth it due to the beautiful views.

Oh, I absolutely loved this pebble beach...magnificent, nothing to say...it felt like swimming in an aquarium with the fish...except for one negative point: the access path, a 15-minute walk, is very tiring because it's uphill.

Beautiful beautiful, natural so far best place visited in France 😍 the beach after is beautiful too but the two club restaurants are overpriced, serving old food to customers with old prices. The beach called mala a beach so from my experience I would not recommend that one, this place it’s beautiful have no restaurant down but has amazing little restaurant with fresh food wau wau better than mala beach.

Crystal clear!

A secluded, tactical cove, the path is beautiful, with wide, comfortable steps leading to it. At the beginning, there are several large rocks, then further on, there's a wider section with small pebbles. I recommend going in the morning because around 4:45 PM the sun sets in the sunniest part. For the more adventurous, if you go to the right, you can climb up to a flat concrete platform and a tactical diving spot. Highly recommended.

Spectacular view, quiet, no crowds. Don't go to the beach with umbrellas, they're unnecessary. There are shaded spots, but it's a shame that when the sun sets, the beach is almost completely covered, and the sun is scarce after 5:00. I recommend it.