Between Cannes and Saint-Tropez, Esclamandes beach ticks all the boxes for a perfect summer. To walk on its fine sand, head to Saint-Aygulf/Fréjus, whose shore it borders, with the vibrant peaks of the Esterel mountains as a backdrop. In this privileged setting, the La Plagette beach club is setting up its parasols and sun loungers for its second season, promising a 100% Côte d'Azur lifestyle of relaxation.

This private beach, designed by Van der Valk, also welcomes you to its restaurant, either indoors or on its terrace nestled among palm and olive trees. At lunchtime and dinnertime, the spirit of the South is stylishly brought to every plate: zucchini blossom fritters, fillets of the day's catch, swordfish tartare, veal medallions with thyme and rosemary sauce, refreshing salads… Enjoy wines from the Var region with convivial sharing platters. During the day, indulge in the selection of snacks, homemade crêpes, or ice cream sundaes.

And no summer is complete without music! The beach transforms into a vibrant stage with "Les P'tits Concerts de La Plagette" (The Little Concerts of La Plagette), held on Tuesdays and Saturdays in July and August. In the true tradition of Riviera hotel bands, the Martinians orchestrate these events, featuring a carefully curated lineup of guests: soul, pop, funk, jazz, and even Brazilian artists – Even, Brooklyn 2 Nice, Gabie, Wallace Negao & Chris Monteiro…

Every Thursday evening, welcome to Radio Plagette, a live cultural and musical show hosted by Calogera at the beach club. Starting at 19 pm, she'll be interviewing artists, entrepreneurs, and athletes in relaxed and inspiring podcast formats, with DJs Duff and Groove Garden on the decks. Then, on Sunday afternoons, July 26th and August 23rd, enjoy a lounge atmosphere with sets by Ohleev blending house sounds with Caribbean vibes, and Julie Blasco on percussion. These summer soundtracks are perfect for enjoying cocktails or iced mocktails with your toes in the sand, overlooking the Mediterranean. Here, everything invites you to linger in the moment…