Beach

Cabasson Beach

Bormes-les-Mimosas Updated 22 October 2026

DogsAllowed on leash November to March; banned from 15 June to 30 September (except assistance dogs) — confirmed by the town hall (ville-bormes.fr) and the tourist office

Summer alternativeThe small Fort de Brégançon beach right next door welcomes dogs year-round

Features375 m of fine sand, vegetated dunes, lifeguard-supervised June to September (10am-6pm, 10am-7pm in July-August)

AccessCompulsory paid parking at Parc Capalo (1 April-1 November, €11 to €30 depending on vehicle); showers, toilets, restaurant, accessibility mat on site

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The vibe

In the south of the town, right next to Fort de Brégançon (the French presidents' summer residence since 1968, its silhouette visible to the left facing the sea), Cabasson beach stretches over 375 metres of fine sand, backed by small vegetated dunes that shelter it from the wind. To the right, the coastal path leads on to l'Estagnol.

What to know before you go

The dog rule is precise and well documented by two converging official sources: the town hall's own site (ville-bormes.fr) states that from 15 June to 30 September, dogs on leash are only allowed "on the part of Cabasson beach near the Fort (east side of the rocky breakwater)" — in practice, the small Fort de Brégançon beach right next door, which has its own official listing stating "Animals are welcome". On the rest of the main Cabasson beach itself, the tourist office confirms dogs are allowed from November to March, but not in season. Only assistance dogs remain allowed everywhere year-round.

Coco's tip: in high summer, don't just settle anywhere on Cabasson with your dog — head straight for the small Fort beach, on the east side of the rocky breakwater, the only zone allowed during that period.

Nearby

Fort de Brégançon beach is right next door (same car park). The coastal path to l'Estagnol starts from this same car park.