Reine Jeanne Beach in Bormes-les-Mimosas - France

A global view from the sea. On the left we can see the property of those lucky enough to be in this paradise.

This beach has a preserved environment. We find many pine trees that offer shade.

Access by foot is difficult. The usual visitors come here by boat. Some rocks on the right allow you to lay out your towel there.

Extra fine sand on this beach of the Var Department. Tranquility is assured!

On the extreme left is the tip of Malherbe; that's why this beach often borrows the name.

On the left we see some rocks.

Photos to illustrate this beach from the path:

Near the fort, we need to walk on the rocks seen in this photo. Further, we see the harbor of Galère. Our beach is just behind here.

Here is the most difficult passage coming to this beach. We must jump between these two rocks (about 1 meter) then climb another. It's even more difficult on the return trip.

Once on Galère Beach, near the little harbor, continue on the rocks then follow the fence.