La Plage de Pampelonne, currently consists of a set of 27 institutions and spread over 27 hectares public beaches. It is served by five access from the beach road.
HISTORY
Modeste sandy beach that served as a quarry for sailors to weigh their boats until the beginning of this century, it was the scene of the landing in Provence in August 1944 year. Pampelonne Beach, frequented by the jet set has become a the most famous in the world. Both facilities are at the origin of myth tropézien "Tahiti Beach "installed in 1946, using the bamboo decor abandoned by the Victorine studios during filming in 1935, the film" Song of the Islands "by Georges Manae, and " Club 55 "(created in 1955), that simple canteen for the team shooting the legendary film with Brigitte Bardot" And God Created Woman "became a popular restaurant.
Modeste sandy beach that served as a quarry for sailors to weigh their boats until the beginning of this century, it was the scene of the landing in Provence in August 1944 year. Pampelonne Beach, frequented by the jet set has become a the most famous in the world. Both facilities are at the origin of myth tropézien "Tahiti Beach "installed in 1946, using the bamboo decor abandoned by the Victorine studios during filming in 1935, the film" Song of the Islands "by Georges Manae, and " Club 55 "(created in 1955), that simple canteen for the team shooting the legendary film with Brigitte Bardot" And God Created Woman "became a popular restaurant.
This beach has seen for half a century, all the celebrities showbiz: Errol Flynn in 1950, Brigitte Bardot, Roger Vadim, Jane Fonda in the 60s, Michèle Morgan and Gilbert Becaud around 1970, Sylvester Stalonne, Claudia Schiffer Elton John and Johnny Hallyday then, but the list is endless ...
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| Clear azur sea |
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| Sun bleached tree trunk probably been floating round the Med for years |
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| coming round into the bay of pampelonne. Early morning before the super yacht's turn up to hit the beach clubs for Lunch I turn up in my human powered go any where Sea kayak (See above description on Pampelone Beach) |
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