A beach club at the eastern end of the Croisette that doubles as a restaurant, a cocktail bar and a function venue, open from mid-morning to late evening. Listed here from the public record, with what we'd check — and ask about — before going.
Miramar Plage is a beach club at 64 boulevard de la Croisette, listed on Google under several hats at once: restaurant, beach club, cocktail bar and function venue. On Google it carries a 4.4 rating across 1,698 reviews — a high score for a Croisette beach club, a category where prices and expectations run high and ratings are often harsher than for restaurants.
We list it from the public record rather than from a lounger of our own (see below). The listing shows daily hours from 10.00 to 22.30, which is a wider window than most Croisette clubs and matches the cocktail-bar and evening side of the offer. The stated budget band is over €100 — the upper end of the Croisette beaches in our survey, and worth knowing before you sit down. The recurring themes in public reviews are the beaches, the service and the waiters, the cocktails, the sunset and the fireworks.
The Croisette's private beaches line the sand below the seafront promenade, facing the sea. Numbering runs up as you head east, so number 64 places Miramar toward the Palm Beach end and the pointe de la Croisette rather than the Palais end — the stretch where the bay opens out and where the sunset and firework mentions in the reviews make sense.
We haven't spent a day here ourselves yet, so treat this as a sourced notebook entry, not a review. Before going, we'd book ahead in season — a Croisette address with a 10.00 to 22.30 service and a function-venue side fills fast, and walk-ins aren't guaranteed. We'd confirm the hours on the day, since beach clubs on this strip are seasonal whatever the listing says. And we'd ask what the over-€100 band actually covers: on the Croisette, sunbeds, lunch and cocktails are usually priced separately, and that's the part that surprises first-timers.
The private-hire angle is on the official listing too, so if you're looking at a group booking rather than a day on the sand, that's a question to put to them directly.