Plages En FamilleThe public beaches of the Midi are nearly 700 metres long and are a delight for families.
The swimming area is supervised by lifeguards during the high season, which is an essential solution to provide families with greater safety and peace of mind.
While the little ones are having fun at the water’s edge, the older ones can swim to the games and rafts installed off the water.
Terrains De Beach Volley The more active can have fun and challenge themselves on the two beach volleyball courts, freely accessible all year round, located at number 16 Boulevard du Midi
Children will surely want to go to the Square Mistral located opposite the beach to play on the structures dedicated to them.
This green and well-shaded area offers a little rest and coolness, particularly pleasant on hot days.
Families can also enjoy a game of pétanque on the bowling green.
Square Mistral Plage Cannes
he Plage du Midi has been awarded theBlue Flag label, rewarding the sustainable and environmentally friendly management carried out on this beach for several years by the municipality.
Less expensive than private beach restaurants, kiosks compete in originality to offer their customers a quality menu.
Quick and efficient, kiosks are an excellent solution for family dining.
All along the beaches, a wide choice of dishes (sandwiches, salads, paninis, burgers, chips, pancakes, etc.) and drinks are offered in the different kiosks. Satisfaction guaranteed!
On the Boulevard du Midi you will find kiosque 17 chez Francky or kiosque 34 L’Entorse.
The Plage des Sports offers a pleasant setting for a family day by the sea in Cannes.
The plage des Sports has an exceptional view over the bay of Cannes and the Esterel.
Deckchairs, parasols, showers and toilets are there to provide the necessary comfort for the whole family.
Restaurant plage CannesEveryone will enjoy the Mediterranean cuisine offered in the family restaurant on the private beach.
A children’s menu (up to 10 years old) is available for 14 euros.
Price range: between 17 and 24 euros per dish.
The nautical base of the Midi – Cannes Jeunesse is perfect for introducing children aged 5 to 10 to nautical activities!
Just over 100 metres from the Plage des Sports, youngsters can go to the water sports centre to have fun on the water: introduction to sailing (from 5 years old), windsurfing, mini-catamaran, optimist, multi-sailing, dinghies… It’s impossible to get bored!
These activities are also offered to teenagers wishing to discover the pleasures of water sports!
Cours de planche à voile
Sport Nautique Sur Cannes Also nearby (200 metres away), Cannes Esprit Glisse offers towed buoys, wakeboarding and wakesurfing for a fun family day out in Cannes!
This famous private beach on the Boulevard du Midi in Cannes welcomes families for a moment of relaxation and fun with their feet in the fine sand.
The Waikiki beach has a beautiful area with comfortable sun loungers and parasols for hire to relax to the sound of the waves.
Waikiki’s lovely terrace is the perfect place to enjoy a good meal with the family. A children’s menu is available for €12.
On average, you can expect to pay between €25 and €35 per person for a meal with a main course and dessert (without drinks).
You can also enjoy a refreshing break with an ice cream or chocolate mousse, while enjoying the beautiful sea view.
Good deal:
Book your table online on the official website Waikiki!
Close to the town centre of Cannes-la-Bocca, the Rochers beach is distinguished by the presence of red rocks from the Esterel Massif.
The beautiful stretches of fine sand will delight the little ones, who will be able to make sandcastles as often as they like.
SnorkelingIn addition to being a non-smoking beach, the water is clean and clear, ideal for snorkelling and diving for the more experienced.
The Cannes Town Hall, in partnership with the Cannes Civil Defence, has set up an effective and fun system for children on the beaches of Cannes.
The concept : giant and distinct figurines have been placed at regular intervals between the different beaches in Cannes.
When arriving at the beach, parents can go to the first aid posts and kiosks near where they are set up and collect a bracelet for their children.
This bracelet designates the figure where the child should go if he or she gets lost.
The adults and rescuers who help the child can then quickly take him or her to his or her relatives.
A useful device that brings more security to parents of young children.
