The waterfront beach located at Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, near the French Riviera, is widely famous by the name Plage de la Paloma and has been a hit among some top celebrities.
The jagged peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, east of Nice has been named after the legendary painter Paloma Picasso.
He used to spend time with his friends and family members in this exotic paradise, obscured from the glitters and effervescence of this fantastic locale.
The affluent hotels and villas have been a hit for a long time among elite travellers.
However, anyone can opt to sunbathe on the Paloma beach, the coast shoreline of an inlet which is directed towards the north-east and not out to sea.
By shelling out 16 pounds, you’ll get a sunbed or a red matelas outside the Paloma beach restaurant. Cheapskates can choose to carry their very own lilos, grab a sandwich in the hamlets spread across the region and walk the lofty steps down to the sandy beach.
The view remains the same either way: sailboats and yachts, the cliffs at Cap d’Ail and Eze and the resort of Beaulieu.