The French Mediterranean coast - beaches by region

From Spain to Italy, the Mediterranean Sea is the French leading seaside destination. It is bordered by two regions (Languedoc-Roussillon and Paca) and offers a diversity of landscapes: long sandy beaches as far as the eye can see, small sandy or rocky coves, creeks or pebble beaches.
However, there are large sandy beaches in Languedoc-Roussillon (except on Côte Vermeille) with seaside resorts built in the 60s.
The Camargue region straddles the two regions of the Mediterranean, and offers wild landscapes in the middle of a protected park. The wildest beaches of the Mediterranean are located there.
Then one goes into the heart of Provence and the Blue Coast with sand and pebble beaches, and the beginning of the beaches of Marseille. The beaches of the Var region are next, which are among the most beautiful beaches in the south of France with some secluded coves. Finally, the Alpes Maritimes, which alternates sand and pebbles in a lively department all year round.