Agay beach
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Well sheltered between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, the bay of Agay is a natural gateway to the Estérel massif.
Its configuration makes it a very popular place for sailors (Agay also means "favorable" in Greek). You will appreciate its three fine sandy beaches, the summit of Rastel and its red rocks, overlooking the bay and offering a breathtaking panorama.
Agay also has a small port area with 166 berths, some of which are available for reception, as well as an organized mooring area.
When the first railway arrived in 1860, Agay quickly took off, and drew many artists to its shores: Louis Valtat, Vincent d'Undy, Maupassant, Maurice Donnay and even St-Exupéry were among them. In honor of the latter, a fountain called Fountain for the Little Prince was erected.
Its configuration makes it a very popular place for sailors (Agay also means "favorable" in Greek). You will appreciate its three fine sandy beaches, the summit of Rastel and its red rocks, overlooking the bay and offering a breathtaking panorama.
Agay also has a small port area with 166 berths, some of which are available for reception, as well as an organized mooring area.
When the first railway arrived in 1860, Agay quickly took off, and drew many artists to its shores: Louis Valtat, Vincent d'Undy, Maupassant, Maurice Donnay and even St-Exupéry were among them. In honor of the latter, a fountain called Fountain for the Little Prince was erected.
Visit the surroundings
Cap Roux The red rock
La Lanterne d'Auguste
Débarquement de Provence
The old Port
The Church of Saint-Raphael
The walk of the baths
Dramont beach
Audio-guided tours and circuits
Route de la Corniche d'OrFrance - Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur - Var - Saint-Raphaël