Between the alleys of the Grand Jardin and the Portet, on the north coast of the island of Sainte-Marguerite, we find several small coves named criques de la Batterie facing the bay of Cannes and of Juan les Pins. Between flat rock formations, pebblestone beaches and Posidonia, the choice is extensive! The beaches are small but in general seldom visited (in general when one exits the boat one begins toward the south). These are not the prettiest of the island but they are attractive if one seeks the calm.
You'll need about 15 minutes to rejoin these coves from the unloading stage. You should take the direction of the fort (while going around it) and then take the chemin de la Batterie.
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