Private beach  - Grimaud

Grimaud is a charming example of a typical South of France village perché, set up on a hill around an old castle. The village is steeped in history, and still boasts a fully functioning flour mill which visitors can see. The little streets, with their old wooden doors and colourful flower pots, are full of character, making for a very pleasant afternoon stroll. Down on the coast, Port Grimauld is entirely built on the water around marshland. Its aqueous nature has meant that it has taken on the nickname of the ‘Little Venice’ of the Côte d’Azur, and a cruise through the attractive canals offers visitors a chance to take in the pretty fishing houses and the waterside activities. Everything can be reached by boat, and therefore this delightful Riviera town is largely blissfully free of traffic.
Grimaud has some attractive beaches, which are sheltered and therefore excellent for swimming. To reserve a sunbed please click here.