Tamaris Seafront is located on Bd de la Baleine in Le Lavandou. You can typically reach it by car, with parking available nearby, or by local bus services that connect to the town center.

Yes, it's situated directly on the beach, making it very accessible for a stroll or a meal with a beautiful view.

Parking can be found along the Boulevard de la Baleine or in nearby public parking lots. During peak season, it might be challenging to find a spot close by.

No, Tamaris Seafront is a public area and a dining destination. You do not need tickets to access the beach or the promenade.

Restaurant hours vary, but most are open for lunch and dinner, especially during the summer season. It's best to check the specific restaurant's hours directly.

The beach area itself is free to access. Any costs incurred would be for dining at the restaurants or for services like sunbed rentals.

The absolute must-try is the bouillabaisse at 'Les Tamaris' - Chez Raymond. Other highly recommended dishes include the tuna tataki and fresh salads.

While seafood is a specialty, many restaurants offer good salad options and other dishes that can cater to vegetarians. It's advisable to inquire with the restaurant.

Prices are generally higher due to the prime beachfront location. Expect to pay more than in less scenic areas, but the quality and view often justify the cost.

It is highly recommended to reserve a table, especially during peak season or for popular restaurants like 'Les Tamaris' - Chez Raymond, to secure a spot with a good view.

The entire beachfront offers stunning photo opportunities, especially during sunrise or sunset. Capture the crystal-clear water, the beach, and the restaurant terraces.

Golden hour, just after sunrise or before sunset, provides beautiful lighting for photos. Midday offers bright, clear shots of the turquoise water.