Les Bonnettes is a small beach in Le Pradet, surrounded by plants and rocks. The shore mixes sand and small stones; water shoes can make entry more comfortable.
The beach and its surroundings
Water shoes may improve comfort if the small stones bother sensitive feet.
Le Pradet council states that the beach’s eastern part is closed because of rockfall risk. Official information also identifies prohibited coastal-path sections between Monaco, Les Bonnettes and La Garonne. Use the authorised land approach for both arrival and return.
If the shore feels too crowded or uncomfortable, La Garonne and Les Oursinières are alternatives reached by road, not via a closed coastal shortcut.
A lifeguard post and toilets are listed in season. Published parking information is not always consistent across dates and sources, so read the car-park notices before settling down and do not assume it is free. Drought restrictions may also remove shower access. Planning remains straightforward if you bring drinking water, sun protection, shoes for the return and a bag for rubbish.
Sources
Information from sources consulted on 25 September 2026.
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