Top 10 Things to do in Vallauris, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Le nouveau Port Camille Rayon, construit en 1989, qui doit son nom à son fondateur Monsieur Camille Rayon, est dédié à la plaisance, en particulier à la grande plaisance. Parfaitement abrité, idéalement situé entre Antibes et Cannes face aux iles de Lérins, Services : Fourniture de l’accès Web en haut débit Couverture Internet sans fil sur tout le plan d'eau Permanence VHF Canal 9 ouvert 24h/24 indicatif "port camille rayon" Qualité: Certification Ports Propres Pavillon Bleu (récupération des eaux pluviales, économie d'énergie, ...) Label pavillon bleu Mise en place du tri sélectif (verres, papiers, plastiques, huiles usagées, batteries, bois , métaux) Services techniques : 3 plongeurs opérationnels 24h/24 Deux embarcations de servitude Station service Chantier naval (bateaux > 200 tonnes) Sécurité : Gardiennage Vidéo surveillance de l'ensemble du port Shipchandler - Restaurants - Commerces Le port est situé proche du centre ville, de la gare et des plages

Welcoming is a job, it's ours! The team of the Tourist Office of Vallauris Golfe-Juan - welcomes you in a comfortable and friendly environment in complete safety - guarantees you a quality welcome, adapted to each type of customer in two foreign languages - provides you with reliable, precise, complete and rapid information in our office or remotely - listens to your comments and suggestions - facilitates your stay by offering you the sale of tickets for entry and activities at Marineland Park, tickets for the crossing to the Ile Sainte-Marguerite with Riviera Lines, and the Pass Côte d'Azur France. - our group service is at your disposal to organise a tailor-made visit with you! - Join us in discovering Vallauris for a guided tour in the footsteps of Picasso Enjoy your stay in Vallauris Golfe-Juan!

Welcoming is a job, it's ours! The team of the Tourist Office of Vallauris Golfe-Juan - welcomes you in a well-kept, comfortable and friendly setting in complete safety. - guarantees you a quality welcome, adapted to each type of clientele in two languages - provides you with reliable, accurate, complete and fast information in our office or remotely - remains open to your comments and suggestions - makes your stay easier by offering you the sale of Marineland Park entrance tickets and activities, tickets for the crossing to Ile Sainte-Marguerite with Riviera Lines, the Pass Côte d'Azur France and ENVIBUS season tickets. Enjoy your stay in Vallauris Golfe-Juan!

Currently closed for works (January 2020) The Madoura pottery is a unique, exceptional place. From 1946, Pablo Picasso, followed by a number of artists including Marc Chagall, Victor Brauner and Matisse, were hosted here by Suzanne and Georges Ramie, leaving their indelible mark on the history of art, ceramics and Vallauris itself. This spectacularly well-preserved hub of art, history and creativity is home to a permanent collection of ceramics by Picasso and Suzanne Ramie as well as contemporary art exhibitions.

Former priory of the monks of Lérins, which was reconstructed in the 16th century, the Magnelli Museum, Museum of Ceramics is one of the rare Renaissance edifices to be found in the region. Opened in 1977, the museum houses a collection of ceramic works while the second floor is devoted to the Florentine painter Alberto Magnelli. The Museum of Ceramics collection presents various aspects of Vallauris's ceramics industry from yesterday and today. The museum also plays host to the largest public collection of artworks by Italian painter Alberto Magnelli (1888 - 1971), one of the masters of abstract painting. Comprising 47 paintings assembled during the artist’s life-time, this collection was acknowledged by Magnelli himself to be the essential backbone of his lifework, from “Neve” (oil on canvas, 1910) to his very last works dated 1969. One common ticket is sold for two museums (Magnelli museum, Museum of Ceramics and the national Museum - War & Peace Chapel)

The sandy beaches of Golfe-Juan, called "Plages du Midi" are located on the road to Juan les Pins. Public beaches are supervised by lifeguards during the summer season. Their job is to warn bathers, to keep them safe and to intervene at sea if necessary. A few reminders: dogs, even if kept on a leash, and barbecues are prohibited on the beach. For your safety, swimming in the channel reserved for boats and beyond the yellow buoy line is also prohibited. The four private beaches, open from April to October, offer mattress and parasol packages, and welcome you for lunch with your feet in the water or during the many theme evenings organised on the sand.

Public beaches are supervised by lifeguards during the summer season. Their mission is to prevent swimmers, to make them safe and to intervene at sea if necessary. A few reminders: dogs, even on a leash, and barbecues are forbidden on the beach. Swimming in the channel reserved for boats and beyond the line of yellow buoys is also forbidden for your safety. The five private beaches open from April to October offer you mattress + parasol formulas, welcome you for a lunch with your feet in the water or during the many theme evenings organised on the sand.