Old Town, or “Vieille Ville d’Antibes,” is a hidden gem that visitors shouldn’t miss. This historic area, surrounded by ancient walls, is full of winding streets, quaint shops, and atmospheric cafes that offer a glimpse into the town’s past. While here, you can visit the Picasso Museum. Sentier du Littoral: Hike along this scenic coastal path, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Cap d'Antibes with several swimming and picnic areas. It's known for its beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and the rocky coastline. Îles de Lérins Day trip. Take a short ferry ride from Juan-les-Pins (Antibes) or Cannes to Iles de Lerins for a walk around the Royal Fort, relaxing on the beach, or the Underwater Archaeology Museum.
This is the largest city in the region with plenty to see! Promenade des Anglais: 7km long, relax on the iconic promenade, soak up the sun, and admire the stunning sea views. Choose to sit on the pebble beach or pay for a beach club offering sun loungers, umbrellas, and various water sports. Castle Hill: Climb to the top for panoramic views of the city and the coastline. Parc Phoenix: Botanical garden and zoo. Going out in Nice: Old town offers more of the english/irish pubs (Waynes Bar, Boston Bar, Ma Nolan's), whereas the Promenades des Anglais has the more high energy clubs (Waka Bar, High Club, Omega)
Promenade de la Croisette for luxury shops and designer boutiques. Lots of beach club options for lunch or to lounge. Le Suquet (Cannes Old Town). Wander through the charming narrow streets of the old town. Visit the Notre-Dame d'Espérance church. Explore the local market for fresh produce and souvenirs.
Catch a ferry from Golfe-Juan (Antibes) to the glamorous St Tropez, where you can wander through vibrant streets, explore boutique shops and Provençal markets, and enjoy popular beach clubs.
Just a quick 20-minute train ride from Nice, the glamorous Principality of Monaco makes for an ideal day trip. Explore the world-famous Monte Carlo Casino, marvel at the impressive super-yachts docked in the harbor, and stroll along the iconic Formula 1 Grand Prix route. Visit the luxury shops, Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, and finish your day at Larvotto Beach.
A great day trip option! Explore the International Museum of Parfumerie, Fragonard Perfume Factory guided tour, Molinard Perfume Factory, and a charming old town to stroll through.
Just a quick train ride from Nice, the hilltop medieval village of Èze enchants with its breathtaking views and winding cobblestone streets. Also visit Fragonard Perfume here.
A beautiful city in southern France, about 2.5 hours from our venue. Visit the Palais des Papes: Former seat of the pope during the 1300s. Pont d’Avignon: Walk across the famous bridge. Explore the Old Town: Wander through the charming streets of the old town, admire the medieval architecture, and discover hidden courtyards and shops. Visit Les Halles: This lively market is a great place to sample local produce, such as fresh fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and olives. Take a Boat Trip on the Rhône: Enjoy a scenic boat trip on the Rhône River and admire the city's landmarks from a different perspective. Attend a Theater Performance: Avignon is known for its vibrant theater scene, especially during the annual Festival d'Avignon. Châteauneuf-du-Pape: Located in the Rhône Valley, this region is famous for its world class complex red wines. (Château de Beaucastel)
About 2 hours from Antibes, this city may be worth the trip if you're staying for the week. Walking visit with notable sites: waterfront / port, Climb Notre-Dame de la Garde for panoramic view, Le Panier neighborhood, Vallon des Auffes for fish restaurants. Calanques de Cassis National Park: a coastal area with dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters. To be explored via boat trip or hike through the park. MuCEM: This modern museum showcases the cultures of Europe and the Mediterranean. Day boat trip to Île du Frioul: The main island right across from Port de Marseille, offering beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and historical sites. Going out in Marseille: Cours Julien Square - this vibrant square is lined with bars and cafes, offering a lively atmosphere and diverse music scene.
Beaches: Plage de Paloma, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Plage de l'Escalet, Saint-Tropez Plage de la Garoupe, Antibes Plage du Soleil, Nice Plage de Castel Plage, Nice Plage de Saint-Aygulf, Frejus Sporting Events: Soccer Olympique Marseilles Rugby RC Toulon Soccer OGC Nice Soccer AS Monaco Wine Tasting: Château de Saint-Martin Chateau de Cremat Lavender Fields: Valensole Plateau Luberon Region Sénanque Abbey Olive Oil: Based in the Var region, they offer tours and tastings, allowing you to discover the secrets of olive oil production. Bastide du Laval Moulin Castelas Gorges du Verdon Kayak Adventure: 2h30 away from Nice. Descend down beautiful blue waters of the Lower Verdon Gorges. This is the most popular route, ideal for beginners and families. The water is calm, and the scenery is breathtaking.