Holiday Park Residence Carré Marine

To make the most of your stay in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, you will of course find eand swimming pool in the residence's privégarden, with a separate children's pool. The beach is just a 10-minute walk away. Are you taking a boat with you? Ideal, it can be moored at the marina (don't forget to rent a mooring ring at the marina in advance).  From here you have easy access to the river and the banks of the Siagne. From here you can easily reach the surrounding beaches. There are seven in total, but the resort also has beautiful coves if you are looking for a little more privacy. Water activities are plentiful here, on the water, in the water or underwater): sailing and canoeën, diving (with dozens of sites, often accessible to beginners), and wreck diving, especially at Saint-Raphaël, big-game fishing, during a day at sea, or fishing along the banks of the Siagne or dolphin watching at the Pelagos Sanctuary, from the port of Mandelieu!

For the children there is a playground and for some action you can play a game of table tennis. There are plenty of restaurants around the marina and on the beach: what could be better than enjoying a good meal with the sound of the waves in the background? Also nice: almost all parking in town is free, even in summer! You can also use free shuttle buses all summer to go to the beach and visit the city. Fill your fridge with local produce at the Termes market in Mandelieu (every Wednesday). 

From Mandelieu-la-Napoule you can explore the hinterland of Provence. There are a number of picturesque villages nearby, including Roquebrune-sur-Argens, an authentic and medieval village. Mandelieu-la-Napoule owes its reputation in part to its natural location. It lies not only by the sea but also at the foot of the Esterel massif, a vast range of red mountain peaks, coves, gorges and ravines. Take the sublime Corniche d'Or road, 30 km of pure pleasure for the eyes. Even closer, in Théoule-sur-Mer, you can enjoy one of the most beautiful walks in the region. Head to the Pointe de l'Aiguille for spectacular views of jagged rocks and rich Mediterranean vegetation.  If you want to get to Monaco without traffic jams on the road, take the boat directly from the port of La Napoule! you will have plenty of time before the boat goes back to see one of the most luxurious ports in the world, the princely palace or the interesting oceanographic museum.