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10/07/2008Summer fun - Swimming pools and beaches

Our suggestions for outdoor activities for the family this summer - swimming pools and beaches on the Côte d'Azur.

CANNES

VEGALUNA PLAGE
La Croisette
Tel +33 (0)4 93 43 67 05
http://www.vegaluna.com  
             
Vegaluna Plage in Cannes is a beach that is well worth a visit in the summer season but also at other times of the year. Its relaxed ambiance is complemented by a feeling of well being, talent, fashion and elegance and a very warm welcome is given to families.

Open all year, every day (except from the 14th November to the 26th December), you can enjoy its classy decoration, teck furniture, sandy coloured sun umbrellas and cushions and the mosaic decorated bar that combines beautifully with the natural colours of the beach and the sea. It also goes out of its way to help parents relax and children have fun by providing toys in the sand throughout the year and a club for children every day during the summer holidays, from midday to 4pm.

Older children and adults will also enjoy the water sports organised during the summer season, including water skiing, wake, dingy and there are also swimming lessons and aqua gym (July & August).

A life guard is also on hand to make sure that the little ones do not get into danger in the water.

All of the splashing about is bound to work up your appetite and the restaurant menu will make your taste buds water with the thought of its delicious cuisine! Under the watchful eye of the chef Antoine Regnault, all of the dishes are decorated in an original manner, with a Mediterranean touch.

Beach prices:
- from the 1st April to June and then from the 16th September to the 30th October - 15€
- July - August - Until the 15th September - from 21€ to 25€

 

 



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