Gazing at the azure expanse of the Mediterranean, have you ever wondered about a hidden gem nestled along the coast? This, my friends, is Plage de Golfe Bleu. A beach with a secret history, a touch of mystery, and the allure of a favorite escape. Plage de Golfe Bleu stretches 700 meters long, boasting a generous 300 meters more than its neighbor, Plage du Buse. Its beauty lies in its simplicity. A mix of sand and pebbles underfoot, the vibrant green landscape behind, and the view of Monaco rising majestically to the west. Plage de Golfe Bleu offers a unique spectacle. Watch hang gliders and parachutists gracefully descend, choosing this very spot as their landing point. While there aren’t any restaurants directly on the beach, a small stand called Le Cabbet, perched on the road leading to Plage de Golfe Bleu, offers a quick fix of sandwiches and snacks. Beach showers and lifeguards ensure your comfort and safety during the summer months. Reaching Plage de Golfe Bleu is an adventure in itself. Starting near the Roquebrune-Cap-Martin train station, descend a series of stairs and pass through a short tunnel. At the entrance to the staircase, a sign commemorates the presence of renowned songwriter Jacques Brel. He frequented Plage de Golfe Bleu, finding inspiration amidst the sand and sea. It is said he penned several hits here, including the poignant “Plat Pays”.
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