Mandelieu-la-Napoule

Mandelieu-la-Napoule

Travel guide and tourist information

Travel guide and tourist information

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION			CLOSEST TOWNS
Town	Mandelieu-la-Napoule		Théoule-sur-Mer at 6.8 km (11 min)
Insee code	06079		Cannes at 7.6 km (13 min)
Postcode	06210		Pégomas at 8.6 km (11 min)
Latitude	43.5462320		Auribeau-sur-Siagne at 10.7 km (13 min)
Longitude	6.9383090		Mougins at 11.3 km (9 min)
Altitude	From 0 to 486 meters		Le Cannet at 11.5 km (10 min)
Surface	31.37 km²		Tanneron at 13.4 km (18 min)
Population	20621 inhabitants		Mouans-Sartoux at 15.1 km (10 min)
Density	673 inhabitants/km²		Les Adrets-de-l'Estérel at 15.4 km (11 min)
National labels			La Roquette-sur-Siagne at 15.6 km (11 min)
Chief town	Nice (at 37 km, 28 min)		Valbonne at 16.4 km (15 min)
Department	Alpes-Maritimes		Vallauris at 19.6 km (14 min)
Region	Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur		Search another town

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• Municipalities of the Mediterranean coast, Mandelieu-La Napoule is located at the southwest corner of the Alpes-Maritimes. At the foot of the Esterel and Tanneron, it opens onto the Gulf of La Napoule. Covering an area of 3 137 hectares, the municipality is bordered by the town of Cannes, by the common Pégomas and Roquette-sur-Siagne by the common Théoule-sur-Mer, by common Tanneron of Frejus and St Raphael in the Department of Var, by the Mediterranean Sea.
• His name was originally Mandeluec. The Romans transformed it into Mantolvocus, Mandolocus or Manduolocus. In the Middle Ages, the province took its current name: Mandelieu. Never over time, it has lost its meaning. Simple meaning: Mandelieu was a place of command, that is to say, a place where command is the leader. Mandeluec was the heart of a vast area ranging from Arlucea (St. Cassian) through Epulia (La Napoule) and Theol (Théoule) to lose in the Esterel. It also included Avignonet which was subsequently built a castle and a ruined village Turenne in the year 1387. Epulia (La Napoule) had only a few fishermen's houses. After the destruction Avignonet, Villeneuve family who owned, built to Epulia a new castle and Epulia took the name of La Napoule. Residents Avignonet followed their lords and thus was formed the village. Theol (Théoule) in ancient times was appreciated for a port facility that ships were to obtain water directly from the source rocks flowing into the sea terms, hamlet of recent construction, has become chief town since the construction of the City Council in 1929. It owes its name to the terminals which, at this point, demarcating the jurisdiction of the chapter of Grasse, the abbey of Lerins and the bishopric of Frejus.
• The development of Mandelieu-La Napoule in the early 19th century:

• While the villas "Belle Epoque" already graced the shores of the Cote d'Azur, Mandelieu long kept intact the beauty of its landscape as people kept customs and ancestral customs.
• Traditional cultures did not fail: the vines, hay, wheat ... The mandolociens raised cattle and silkworms that fed their beautiful mulberry, olive oil produced excellent and herbs and other "in bunches" (mint, geranium, rose, violet, tuberose, jasmine) were an extra significant. But in 1880, an invasion of Keïroun (small fly that attacks the trees) then followed by a significant foreign competition ended the cultivation of olive trees and silkworms.
• Then came the international aristocracy who paid close attention to Mandelieu-La Napoule and there he built the Golf Club (1891), the Polo Field Race (1885) and the airfield of Saint Cassian and put the 1st stone Port La Napoule. The Hermitage of Saint Cassian (who has now given way to the airport) were the place of celebrations and parties shooting at pigeons, Feast of Saint Cassian, Casino, Fair cattle ... The wintering discovered the seaside in La Napoule. Through their influence, a new era is dawning for the people of Mandelieu since 1893, La Napoule finally had a station, "the halt of La Napoule" which facilitated the shipment of local products (tiles, corks, pipes, wood, wine, flowers?).
• In 1900, the 4 districts (Capitou, The Terms, and La Napoule Théoule) combined has 1,150 inhabitants. The factory plugs Mr Nicolas had over 300 workers. La Napoule (200 inhabitants) had two hotels, 2 stores, 2 bakeries, 1 butcher, 5 coffees and 1 tobacconist. The head of ETS Course daily attracted hundreds of foreigners during the winter season. The tramway, Cannes Mandelieu soon to facilitate the movements of wintering birds and at the same time, population.
• From 1900 to 1914, exploitation of mimosa commercial purposes began and took birth as a new profession, that of mimosas. In 1913, on the banks of the halt of La Napoule, there are hundreds of baskets loaded with mimosa and which were shipped daily.

• The People:

• The Grand Duke Michael of Russia (1861-1929): Uncle of Tsar Nicolas II, and brother of Alexander III, he was forced into exile for having married the Countess Sophie de Torby, granddaughter of the poet Pushkin, who was a lower rank. The relaxing pinewood Mandelieu-La Napoule, situated on the seafront seduced him and he reinvented in 1891, the Scottish golf in St Andrews. Thus was born the? Old Course 'first golf Côte d'Azur. On the fairways now more than a century, he received all the European aristocracy, not only for the joys of "small ball", but also to share a good meal, tea or 5 hours walking. Thus, around the Grand Duke is also frequently met the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Prince and Princess of Saxe-Coburg, Prince Ourousoff, General Vicomte de Bernis, the Prince and Princess Thurn and Taxis and many other crowned heads as his Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward 7th which complimented the course: "No one else could compete with him in point of beauty, the site of the picturesque and comfortable. In 1922 he received with great pomp Lloyd George, Prime Minister of Great Britain and Aristide Briand, President of the Council of France who faced each other peacefully and sports before attending the peace conference that would lead to the settlement of litigation War and the League of Nations. An accident almost have serious consequence? the carriage where the Grand Duke and his family had taken place was hit by "one of those new motor vehicles" on the bridge of St. Cassian and he was thrown from his car. For over 20 years, the municipality demanded the rectification of the said narrow humpbacked bridge, studies were being conducted as quickly! Access to Mandelieu the first car it was much improved. On 1 May 1909, the Grand Duke Michael of Russia has laid the foundation stone of the new port and in 1910 the tram line linking Cannes Mandelieu (and stopping at the racetrack) is inaugurated. Through its influential interventions, the Grand Duke Michael also helped stop (PLM railway line linking Paris and Lyon Marseille) at the station of La Napoule (1911).
• César Ritz (1850-1918): The king of chefs? the chef of kings. Farmer's poor Swiss Valais, he entered the hotel as many of his countrymen. On the Riviera he met Auguste Escoffier and their respective engineering revolutionize French gastronomy. This prestigious leader will become the owner of the famous chain of hotels bearing his name. On March 17, 1892, a culinary homage which he will head will be given the prestigious Golf Club to celebrate "the zeal, energy and perseverance of Michael of Russia". Here is the menu gargantuan "Belle Epoque" of the banquet: Venetian soup, salmon trout Hollandaise sauce, Apples in English, Saddle pre-salted Portuguese, Salmi of pheasant with old Warm-cold partridges in the frozen asparagus Rich gravy, roasted Bresse capon, lettuce salad, crusts to Knight, Nougatine iced desserts, coffee and liqueur. All washed down as required by Sherry, Chateau Saint-Julien Champagne and Monopoly.
• Leo Brown (1881-1944): Son of Louis Brown-Flower Pea, horticulturist and botanist of great value, he followed the footsteps of his father, "creator of mimosa Good Home" and devoted himself to propagating the selection, the search for new varieties of mimosa.
• Nicolas Popoff (1878-1929): pioneer of aviation, he hit the headlines Aeronautics March 27, 1910 by making a round trip between Mandelieu and the Islands of Lerins, on a bi-plane "Wright" and then signed a double record because it was on this occasion the first to reach the altitude of 207 meters. This feat made him famous and he became aide to the Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and the Grand Duke Nicolas during the war. His patrons, ruined by the Russian Revolution, he returned to Mandelieu as a starter at the Golf Club. An epic ending sadly by a suicide bathhouse La Bocca and any inheritance: a razor, a badger and a note of 100 francs for cleaning!
• Louis Paulhan (1883-1963): famous aviator of the war of 1914-1918, he was the 10th pilot to move his patent. He fought 2 world records and was a pioneer in aviation activities in particular by creating a school of flying boats and performing the first aerial photographs. He was one of the first mimosa of Mandelieu.

• Mimosa: winter sun

• Since ages, Mandelieu-La Napoule lives to the rhythm of flowering of these multiple suns. Madly in love with those yellow clusters that have arisen in Australia, Mandelieu-La Napoule has quickly noticed the odor and visual impact of these branches on sunny hills. In the middle of last century that the mimosa take root in the Esterel Mountains and the Tanneron. Mobilizes its culture today, a dozen mimosas (Local hundreds around the city).
• Mimosa, "the winter sun, is so dear to the heart of Mandolociens and Napoulois that the entire city celebrated every year in February, the myriad of small suns that illuminate the hills and intoxicating scent of his senses . This festival of mimosa, rich in tradition and local folklore, together in one dance, mimosa, emerald forests and the deep blue sea.
• Mimosa, imported from Australia in the region by British botanists in the early 19th century, adapted tremendously well to his new environment. The European aristocrats, seduced by the relaxed lifestyle of this enchanting site, were the first to decorate their gardens (Lord Brougham, Sir Woolfield).
• Do not merely be a decorative shrub that shines a thousand lights in January and February, it is also exploited for its species. It thus enters into the composition of perfumes famous: Farnesiana of Caron, Byzance by Rochas, Givenchy's Amarige.
• Instant like all flowers, mimosa is marketing its technology forcing. This process is performed in a closed room maintaining a temperature of 25 ° and a hydrometer 85. It allows the blossoming of the flower and its conservation through the addition of a special powder called "Chrystal." The technique of forcing, described as "biological miracle" by interested parties, has its source in two versions to the origin of his discovery. The first is coming home from school, a girl picked a bunch of mimosa, not yet fully hatched, for his mother. She, not wanting to offend her daughter, place the bouquet in a vase and installs it in the laundry. What was his surprise to discover the next bouquet blooming and glowing lights of miles. The second: a gardener Cannes la Bocca had raked all the cut branches of a mimosa and had collected a pile of manure. The next day, with humidity at night and heat the manure, the mimosa was hatched.
• But the history of Mimosa is lined with pitfalls and the first great disaster arrives February 13, 1929 with frost and snow. Then 2 years later to celebrate the perseverance of producers Mimosa and its rebirth, the 1st Day Mimosa appeared in Mandelieu-La Napoule February 16, 1931. This festival is indeed one of the oldest local traditions that, despite some interruptions due to weather conditions, sometimes forest fires, is revived by the fierce desire of the inhabitants of the town. They divided into various associations of the city are the spearheads of this traditional festival and volunteers decorate the floats during the night before the Grand Corso. The mimosa is definitely part of the history of Mandelieu-La Napoule.
• Today it is 8 million bouquets are shipped by the mimosas premises worldwide.

• Mandelieu-La Napoule, ideally located at the gates of the Var and close to Cannes, is nestled between the massive torture and still beautiful and the Esterel massif du Tanneron that develops, in its case, the majestic forests of mimosa. Land election of Mimosa, Mandelieu-La Napoule, who had already won the British and Russian aristocracy of the late 19th century, has evolved over time into a tourist resort with many riches.
• First golf destination of the Côte d'Azur, this charming site has two pathways known which one was created in 1881 by Grand Duke Michael, nephew of the Tsar. The large green areas attract many lovers of nature on horseback, on foot, mountain bike trails in the Esterel red, over the water on the Siagne ... The sport in the city deftly combines nature and discovery.
• Mandelieu-La Napoule is a Destination "Wellness". An ideal base for recharging. The crowd outside the summer months, the coast mandolocien be the ideal place to spend great moments of relaxation in contact with local professionals fully available. In tourism establishments to benefit from high quality associated with the discovery of rich local cultural, gastronomic and environmental these visits will be the ideal means of restoring calm, well being and good living.
• A protected natural setting: Mandelieu-La Napoule, a seaside resort located along the Mediterranean, overlooking the bay of Cannes, the Lerins Islands and at the foot of the Esterel. Its coastline consists of sandy beaches accessible all year and inlets to red rocks formed by the slopes of the Esterel along the famous Corniche d'Or ". Beyond this beach so special, between sea and mountains, rivers, greens and old pine trees of the prestigious golf course, the village of La Napoule himself nestled at the foot of the San Peyre and castle "feet in the 'water' are a unique setting that makes La Napoule a landscape that is the legend of "Côte d'Azur". A Coastal living peacefully explore the Mediterranean, a walk: on the coastal path on the slopes of San Peyre, along the shores of La Siagne, and for the more daring on the slopes of the Esterel, or Grand Duke Forest on the outskirts of Mandelieu. At Sea along the "Corniche d'Or" for 2 hours of walking tours around the boat along the creeks of the red Esterel.
• To discover absolutely also: The chateau of La Napoule we visit for its history and its romantic architecture, its gardens, and art studio that houses the entire collection of works by the artist founder. And the pleasures of the table although present in many restaurants welcome gourmets and gourmands to offer their specialties and expertise.

• The castle of La Napoule:

• Built into the sea in 1387 by the Counts of Villeneuve, the old military fort of La Napoule reveals a turbulent history: invasions, looting, wars and revolutions.
• Half-ruined, half-bourgeois house, he was bought in 1917 by Henry Clews, billionaire American painter and sculptor. With his wife Mary, they rebuilt the building from authentic remains, including two rounds and turned with its gardens into a place of dreams and imagination. The maxim engraved on the pediment of the portal "once upon a time" (it was once), announces entry into a fantasy world, which are forever inscribed on the walls, art, humor and fantasy its creators.
• Top cultural venue and reception ... The art foundation Henry Clews currently manages the castle, thus respecting the wishes of spouses Clews. Young artists from around the world come to stay all year in search of inspiration.
• Exhibitions, concerts and other events take place regularly. A report including "Night Castle" which are alternate itself every summer musical performances, theater and dance who meet over the years a success increasingly asserted.
• The castle can be visited all year from February to November: Open daily from 10am to 18h; guided tours at 11.30, 14.30, 15.30 and 16.30. From November to February: Open every day during the week from 14h to 17h, tours at 14:30 and 15:30. On weekends, holidays and school holidays from 10 am to 17h; guided tours at 11.30, 14.30 and 15.30.

• A nautical destination of the first order

• Mediterranean coastal resort, Mandelieu-La Napoule is full of sandy beaches and coves of the first characteristics of the red rocks of the Esterel Massif.
• The level of port facilities is exceptional, with over 5,000 spaces on six ports entirely dedicated to the craft. Water sports are also numerous, diverse and accessible over a long period of years thanks to climate particularly favorable.
• Beach, boating, sailing allies to the charms of rivers, Mandelieu-La Napoule decidedly meets all the advantages of a nautical destination chip.

• Cote d'Azur side Nature:

• Mandelieu-La Napoule is fortunate to have on its territory direct access to the forests of the Esterel and Tanneron, making it a destination for fans of green tourism. With most of the park of San Peyre and the Esterel and the communal forest of Grand Duke, the site walks and hiking abound.
• Routes and guided walks are offered throughout the year by the Office of Tourism.

• The Corniche d'Or:

• From the Municipal Register of Mandelieu-La Napoule of June 2, 1901: "Mr. Mayor informed the City Council that the great work of the strategic route from New Corniche, bordering the tranquil blue sea and the rock in our Napoule Lady in the territory of the town is completed, the new road described its contours and bends in the middle of balsamic scents of pine, mimosa, myrtle, roses, carnations recalling a spring constant and is the best way to coast enchanting just called "Riviera"? and request the President of the Touring Club of France to kindly accept its sympathies and thanks to whose lasting memory will be perpetuated throughout the region among the working population. Thus was born the Corniche de l'Esterel, later called the Corniche d'Or, between Saint-Raphael (Var) La Napoule (Alpes Maritimes) and was officially opened April 11, 1903.
• This route offers beautiful scenery along its unique path, such as views on the Pointe de l'Aiguille, Pointe de l 'Esquillon, and Pointe du Cap Roux, famous landmark for navigators since the Antiquity. Traced to the same slopes of the Esterel mountains, overlooking the sea, she often takes advantage of right of way of the railroad. Very curvy, breaking rocks, it is a long walk between blue sky, red rocks and green Esterel. The Corniche d'Or: Point of Esquillon, one of the most dramatic passages.

• The San Peyre: "The Holy Mountain" La Napoule!

• Advanced Mail sea and the plains of Siagne and Argentiere, the volcanic cone of 131 meters above sea level overlooking the village of La Napoule consists of a sandstone bedrock on which spilled lava from Esterel, a huge volcano of the Paleozoic era.
• "The Holy Mountain" La Napoule as was called Guy de Maupassant during frequent visits to the mountain, to the late 19th century. The "beautiful view" which he described then still remains today as splendid.
• This hill has since become a forest park county. Paths and trees arranged to allow a tour through the pines, carob, Judas trees, cork oaks and mimosas. You will enjoy the colors and scents of the maquis species (heather, strawberry trees, rock roses) and particular forms of cacti. In this unspoiled setting, let yourself be lulled by the singing of birds, wrens, Cetti, robins and nightingales are there to charm you.
• The San Peyre offers rewards to the most courageous who venture to its summit a view unsurpassed. In the foreground, La Napoule with its castle, beaches, golf and all the Commune at the foot of the Esterel and Tanneron, further, the valleys of Siagne and Argentiere, Cannes, Grasse and rising majestically in the background, the peaks of the Mercantour, the Esterel and the sea out of sight, the Lerins Islands to the tip of the needle.
• Height: 131 m with an orientation table at the top
• Type: Park Forest Departmental
• Vegetation: Typical forest and Mediterranean scrub
• Board of access: Entry county park at the top of the Boulevard Ginesta. Parking at the cemetery Boulevard du Bon Puits 100 m.

• Le Massif de L'Esterel:

• Keep red rocks punctuated with green vegetation in very strong, the Esterel mountains plunge into the turquoise Mediterranean and is reflected in a blaze of colors.
• Area: 32 000 ha (13 000 classified and protected).
• Height: 614 m to the summit of Mont Vinegar.
• Location: Seaside between Mandelieu-La Napoule, the Adrets and St. Raphael.
• Board Access: By the Door of Three Terms "in the East.
• Types of rocks: Volcanic, Paleozoic era.
• 6 000 ha of forest (maintained by the National Office of Forests), the rest consists of forests, county and private.
• 400 km of roads, tracks and footpaths.

• The massive Tanneron: It's massive mimosa!

• Extending inland from the nearest but Esterel Massif des Maures in its forms and structure.
• To find throughout the year especially during January and February at the heart of winter, for its forest of mimosa in bloom.
• Hiking in the largest forest of mimosa in Europe.
• Sightseeing tours by bus to meet the mimosas.

• The coastal path: The path traced by the sea will lead to "a house to another.

• Information itinerary: Start at the foot of the castle of La Napoule, La Napoule port side. Arriving at the Port of La Rague.
• On the trail: one will discover the Château de La Napoule castle and Agecroft, two romantic buildings dating from the early twentieth century, part of the "architectural folly," features left to La Napoule in the Belle Epoque.

• Sports & Recreation: Whether you want to play tennis, horseback riding, fly by plane or helicopter magnificent sites of the Cote d'Azur, or make a mini golf family, Mandelieu-La Napoule will offer you the opportunity .

• Parties:

• Day Mimosa in February. In memory of the Belle Epoque and to celebrate the mimosa, whose culture had wealth and fame of their city, that mandolociens organized since 1931 and their Mimosa Festival in February. The opportunity to share magical moments between residents and visitors in the mild Mediterranean winter sun.
• Feast of Saint Pons: 1st Sunday of May Protector of the campaign, he was chosen as the Patron Saint of Mandelieu-La Napoule. He dedicated the parish church of the ancient village, then of Capitou. In 1897 was built the statue of Joan of Arc, patroness of Capitou, which, therefore, was associated with Saint Pons that are celebrated every 1st Sunday of May
• Feast of Saint Lazy: weekend of Easter. In the 19th century, before the castle is rebuilt by Henry Clews, the ruins housed a glassworks. Once a year, it was necessary to clean the ovens once used for the plant. Also out there on the spot (which now bears the name of St Lazy) for scouring. Meanwhile, workers of the glass, they were resting. They sang and danced to the neighborhood of La Napoule. On the beach, the fishermen themselves, worked every day, tirelessly pulled their nets. And they passed before the dances began, shouting? "lazy people!" the workers during the festival?
• Celebration of St. Louis in July. Born during the Belle Epoque, this festival is organized in terms of area, the Blue Skies, and gives rise to a ball under the plane trees, next to the chapel of Mimosas.

• Performances: Throughout the year, the Office of Tourism and Animation offers a varied cultural program room, Leonardo da Vinci - Esterel Gallery, with music, theater, or dance.
• Fairs, festivals? :

• Bigreen mountain bike festival Weekend Round Nature: 1st weekend of March
• Wine Fair: Late March
• Show Minerals: early April
• Show Boat Used: early April
• Comics Festival: 1st weekend in May
• Forum for the job: early October
• Meeting of Amateur Theater: every weekend in November
• Fair to taste the Mediterranean: Mid-November

• Nightlife in summer:

• "The Night Castle" offers every summer for over 10 years of magical evenings with the program, musical evenings, parties and theatrical dance between mid-July and mid-August.
• Fireworks that are drawn near the Château de La Napoule amaze young and old. 2 July and 2 August. Not to mention the possibility of embarking from ports of La Napoule to watch from the sea to fire pyrotechnic festival in Cannes.
• "The night of the port, craft market, drive the entire harbor promenade at La Napoule between June 30 and September 1 from 19:00 to 0:00, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays evenings.

• The city offers an array of festive events very early in the month of July until late August. This is the ball at the July 14 evening to youth through the animations for the little ones?

• Circuit Car "on Discovery Tanneron" Out of Mandelieu-La Napoule on the 92 departmental overlooking a magnificent panorama of the coastline, Islands of Lerins, Cannes and its surroundings, the peaks of the Alps. During the trip we enter into the forest of mimosas, the heart of the massif. Arriving at the village of Tanneron where you can visit the lovely Chapel of Our Lady of Peygros, the hothouse of mimosas and their products. Resumption of the winding road (D38) offering many views of the forest of oaks, mimosas and eucalyptus on the Siagne valley and the Alps in the South. Arrival at Lake St. Cassian for a halt of freshness and relaxation. Resumption of the road to Mandelieu-La Napoule by the A8, nearby?
• "A getaway fragrant happiness!" :

• Kilometer 108 of the Route du Mimosa, Mandelieu-La Napoule is one of eight stages of charm ranked among the most beautiful spots on the Riviera who have come together to offer visitors a tour of 130 km without constraint and paced.
• It's a journey you will discover, between the Var and Alpes-Maritimes, all aspects of mimosa. A schedule outlines the highlights offered by each municipality on a theme that unites them all: the mimosa.

• Islands of Lerins:

• The island of Sainte Marguerite is a small piece of Esterel in the open sea, "a haven of freshness and serenity."
• Board Access: by boat from Port La Napoule (open from April to September, approximately 30 minutes).
• To see the Sainte Marguerite island: Fort Royal Historical Monument: prisoners who occupied it made a lot of talk: the Iron Mask, Marshal Bazaine ... The Sea Museum: located in beautiful vaulted rooms of Roman origin, it contains archaeological remains Ligurian, Greek, Arabic and Roman, found at the site and the seabed nearby. The beaches of the island. A botanical trail that identifies the different kinds of pines, eucalyptus trees and plants of all kinds. The Aviary, the pond Batéguier, where saltwater and freshwater meet.

• Discovery of Grasse and its perfume factories
• Hobbies and activities:

• Overview plane (Islands of Lerins in the Massif de l'Esterel)
• Jet Ski (hiking "sunset" the Islands of Lerins)
• Parasail
• Discovery of the Esterel in open vehicle

• Celebrations:

• Carnival of Nice
• The lemon festival in Menton
• The Jazz Festival in Juan-les-Pins

Chateau de La Napoule		Coast Mandelieu
Nights Castle		Fair Used Boat
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Wednesday 15 February Day Night Min. 1°C - Max. 10°C

Thursday 16 February Day Night Min. 2°C - Max. 14°C

Friday 17 February Day Night Min. 3°C - Max. 11°C

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Le Rivage      7.5 Mandelieu-la-Napoule Le Rivage features spacious residences with terraces overlooking a garden with an outdoor swimming pool. It is located in Mandelieu, just 900 metres from the beaches of the French Riviera.... Located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule Room from 53 €

Pullman Cannes-Mandelieu      8.4 Mandelieu-la-Napoule Pullman Cannes-Mandelieu is a luxury hotel overlooking Cannes Bay. It offers direct access to the sandy beach, a fitness room and an outdoor swimming pool. The spacious rooms and suites... Located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule Room from 119 €

Park & Suites Village Cannes Mandelieu      7.5 Mandelieu-la-Napoule This Provencal-style residence is located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, 1.5 km from the beach. The residence offers air-conditioned, self-catering villas with a garden and patio and 2 outdoor... Located in Mandelieu-la-Napoule Room from 67 €

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