Pointe Croisette, Coastal neighborhood in Cannes, France.
Pointe Croisette extends into the Mediterranean Sea as a peninsula, offering panoramic views of the Bay of Cannes and the Lérins Islands.
The area developed significantly in the early 20th century with the construction of the Art Deco Moorish casino in 1929, which was featured in the 1962 film 'Mélodie en sous-sol'.
The neighborhood hosts major sporting events including the Nice-Cannes marathon, international triathlon competitions, and the Longines Global Champions Tour show jumping competition.
Public transportation includes several bus lines such as the Palm Impérial and free summer shuttle Moure Rouge, providing easy access throughout the coastal area.
The Port Pierre-Canto marina can accommodate luxury yachts up to 90 meters in length, making it one of the most exclusive harbors on the French Riviera.
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