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Cap Martin sits on the eastern French Riviera between Monaco and Menton, a forested promontory dropping to a 4-kilometre rocky shore. The cape forms part of the commune of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, with the medieval Roquebrune village on the hillside above. The shore-walk Promenade Le Corbusier winds around the cape's rock-edge — Le Corbusier kept a small wooden Cabanon on this path (now a UNESCO-listed minimalist 16-square-metre design) and drowned swimming off the rocks in 1965. The west side of the cape holds the protected anchorage between Cap Martin and the Monaco border. The east side reaches the long Carnolès beach toward Menton. Cap Martin is 10 minutes from Monaco and 20 minutes from Menton. Season runs April through October.
This scenic coastal path runs along the waterfront of Cap Martin, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastline. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks or bike rides along the promenade, passing by charming villas, lush gardens, and hidden coves. The Promenade Maurice Rouvier is perfect for enjoying the tranquility and beauty of Cap Martin's coastal landscape.
One of the most popular beaches in Cap Martin is Plage de la Buse. This picturesque pebble beach is nestled in a small cove surrounded by cliffs, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Plage de la Buse is known for its crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming and snorkeling, as well as its tranquil atmosphere. Visitors can relax on the smooth pebbles, soak up the sun, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of this hidden gem on the French Riviera.
