Insider guide
Antibes
This is the picture-postcard Riviera, from the pine-fringed coastline to the golden beaches. As a central hub for the yachting community, Antibes is one of the largest pleasure ports and home to some of the most impressive yachts in the world.
Cap d’Antibes is a great day anchorage - during your Antibes yacht charter indulge in a morning dip before taking the tender to shore for lunch at the iconic Hotel du Cap Eden Rock. Picasso once lived in Antibes and was reputedly captivated by the views and the nostalgic glamour: it is well worth taking a visit to the Museé Picasso to see some of his most iconic works.
Within the quaint, cobbled streets of the old town it is easy to re-imagine the old fishing village of Antibes. Wind your way to upscale La Taille de Guepe and relish the intimate setting and sublime food. Panoramic views from the Phare de la Garoupe lighthouse are sensational. Explore small coves, private castles and the exquisite beauty of the Sentier des Douaniers during your Antibes superyacht charter. For those who prefer the ease of marina life, Port Vauban is Europe’s largest, offering plenty of berthing for superyachts over 60m (and earning Antibes the nickname Billionaires’ Quay).
Why charter in Antibes?
- Beautiful beaches
- Chic boutiques
- History and culture
- Stunning views
- Vibrant nightlife
- World class restaurants
In the know
April - October
High season:
July - August
In the know
April - October
High season:
July - August
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The best of Antibes
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Walk along the ramparts on the Promenade Amiral de Grasse, where the views out to sea are magnificent
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In mid-July, don’t miss the fabulous jazz festival, running for 10 days in Juan les Pins.
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Relish a few cocktails on the terrace at Hotel du Cap Eden Rock – but dress up for the occasion
Itineraries
Cannes to Monaco
Enjoy cruising the glittering French coastline. Explore quaint perched towns, admire Baroque architecture, enjoy fine cuisine and soak up the beautiful scenery.
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