Quote: Haut de Cagnes is one of the French towns where history seems to be in everything, in the narrow streets, old houses, names of the churches. But the most interesting thing about this small town is the castle,… Read More

Quote: We start our second tour from Port Gallice. Follow Blvd. Edouard Baoudin, and it brings you to the Port du Crouton, home to the beautiful yachts. The writer Clive James described looking up at people on the deck… Read More

Quote: Cap d’Antibes is a symbol of the life of luxury on the French Riviera. On our way to the Jardin Thuret, we passed countless villas and houses of the obviously quite wealthy. On the Cap d’Antibes, one can find… Read More

Quote: This was the best club I went to in France. We got there late (after midnight). We went straight off the train from Nice and had to stay until 7am when the next train left to go back to Nice. We kept it up all… Read More

Quote: We start our 4-hour tour at Port Gallice in the bay of Juan-les-Pins. Overhanging the port, the Chateau de Juan-les-Pins was the holiday place of Rudolf Valentino. In the 1920s, the Fitzgeralds held court at the… Read More

Quote: Millennia ago Antibes (or Antipolis, as the Greeks used to say) was the most important settlement in the area. The ancient Greeks already used the safe natural harbor that the rocks of the coastal mountains… Read More

Quote: Just South of Antibes is the Cap d’Antibes - the rocky, wooded peninsula stretching into the Mediterranean Sea. La Garoupe is the highest point on the peninsula. A trip to the Chapelle de la Garoupe is an… Read More

Quote: This Mediterranean village sits on the top of the hill like many others in the area. But this hilltop town always attracted artists and artisans. As far back as Roman times, Biot was a Potters' Village. In the… Read More

Quote: The history of Antibes and the Juan-les-Pins area is several millennia old. Ligurians, Ionians, Phoenicians, and Etruscans frequented the peninsula before the Greeks installed themselves here in the 5th century… Read More

Quote: Old Antibes and the port of Antibes are on the mainland on the side facing the Baie des Anges, and the magnificent Fort Carré lies between the port of Antibes and the rest of the Baie des Anges. The largest… Read More