Description

A vast expanse of fine sand, or time-worn rocky creek, every beach is unique, bordered by a palm-fringed promenade or with a cliif top path. You’ll love the moment when the sun plunges into the waves and the turquoise and emerald sea giving the Mediterranean its unique blue palette. Contemplative, sometimes feeling on top of the world of the Gulf of Fréjus, or overflowing with energy on the water – let yourself go…

Contact details

Saint-Aygulf beach

Plage des esclamandes, 83370 Saint-Aygulf

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Infos pratiques

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  • Fine sandy beach
  • Clear water
  • Watersports nearby

Practical info

Surveillance

Surveillance 7/7, 9 am to 7 pm
First flag raised, first fog horn sounded: we’re off for 15 weeks until Sunday 20 September.
Nevertheless, openings (and closures) will be done gradually. Consequently, 7 stations – Sablettes, République and Capitole on Fréjus-beach; PC-plage and Port-Fréjus in the nature centre sector; Galiote and Esclamandes on  the Aygulf beaches – are open for the time being. They are operational 7/7, from 9 am to 7 pm, and will be joined by the Argens station on 13 June. They will remain in this configuration until 31 August, then in smaller numbers, decreasing thereafter until 20 September.

 

Safety

Going to the lifeguard station, also means getting information
• The temperature and quality of the water (bacteriological records displayed).
• The plan of the buoys.
• Safety at sea.

Swimming
• Bathe in supervised area and respect the flags.
• Swimming is prohibited in marked channels.
• Do not go too far: your safety is assured between 0 and 300 meters. Beyond this limit, it is your own responsibility.
• Do not exceed spherical markers 600 (60cm diameter) or 800.

Safety for children
To prevent skin diseases, protect children from the sun:
• Do not expose them to the sun between 10 am and 4 pm
• Ensure they wear a T-shirt and a hat.
• Use effective sun protection.
• Make them drink regularly.
• Avoid any sunburn.

Useful numbers

Lifeguard stations

  • Les Sablettes – Tel. + 33 (0)6 21 85 79 51
  • République – Tel. + 33 (0)6 46 79 75 18
  • Le Capitole – Tel. + 33 (0)6 11 72 69 83
  • Port-Fréjus – Tel. + 33 (0)6 46 79 75 68
  • P.C. Plage – Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 51 43 54 / 06 46 79 75 10
  • Le Pacha – Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 44 22 69
  • Esclamandes – Tel. + 33 (0)6 46 79 74 69
  • La Galiote – Tel. + 33 (0)6 21 09 19 02
  • L’Argens – Tel. + 33 (0)6 12 55 36 63

Cross Med – Tel. + 33 (0)4.94.61.61.15 or 15
Fire service – Tel. + 33 (0)4.94.52.47.20 or 18
Gendarmerie Maritime – Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 40 54 42 or 17

Beach safety
Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 51 43 54
Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 51 91 55
Harbor Master’s Office Port-Fréjus
Tel. + 33 (0)4 94 82 63 00
Email port-frejus@orange.fr

Fréjus for water sports

More information

Public beaches

  • Plage de l’Argens
    Sandy beach, lifeguard station and kitesurfing, dogs on a leash permitted.
    Tel. lifeguard station+ 33 (0)6 12 55 36 63
  • Plage des Esclamandes
    Sandy beach, naturist in some places, toilets and shower nearby, paid parking, shady beach in some places, lifeguard station, no dogs allowed.
    Tel. lifeguard station + 33 (0)6 46 79 74 69
    http://les-naturistes-des-esclamandes.blog4ever.com/
  • Plage de la Galiote (handi)
    Sandy beach, mattress hire, nearby restaurants, paid parking, showers and toilets available, lifeguard station, no dogs allowed.
    Tel. lifeguard station + 33 (0)6 21 09 19 02

Naturist beach

  • Argens naturist beach
    Beautiful beach where naturism is permitted.
    Article 12 of the Municipal by-law of the summer season 2010 stipulates: “The presence of naturists is allowed in a zone of 170 m located at about 140 m from the mouth of the Argens.” There are signs warning of the beginning and end of the
    naturist zone. Naturism is only allowed during the following periods: from 14 June to 31 August  from 9 am to 7 pm and from 1 September to 26 September from 10 am to 6 pm.
    Beach monitored by the City’s lifeguard stations.