Just below one of the most famous hilltop villages on the Riviera, this stretch of coastline feels surprisingly untouched. It’s a place where the cliffs drop sharply into the sea, creating a more rugged and quieter atmosphere than most nearby beaches.

Plage de Èze-sur-Mer, also known as Saint-Laurent d’Èze, sits at the foot of the village and offers a mix of wild coves, clear water, and Mediterranean vegetation. One side opens into a wider pebble beach with access points carved into the rocks, including a small jumping spot for confident swimmers. The other side feels more intimate, with smaller stones, natural shade, and fewer people.

A short path leads above the beach, offering elevated views over the bay, and continues briefly toward a smaller, more secluded cove near Cap Estel.

👉 Local Tip: Most people stop at the main beach. Walk a bit further along the path toward Cap Estel to find quieter corners, especially early morning or late afternoon.