Antibes
La Gravette Beach
A small sandy beach below the old ramparts, next to Port Vauban and the Old Town. Its sheltered position protects it from wind and swell.
Ponteil Beach
A long sandy beach between the town centre and Cap d'Antibes. The water stays shallow near the shore, making it especially suitable for families with children.
La Salis Beach
A long sandy beach at the beginning of Cap d'Antibes, with a beautiful view back towards the Old Town. It is also popular for its shallow water.
Fort Carré Beach
A pebble beach east of Port Vauban, below Fort Carré. The water becomes deep quite quickly, so water shoes are recommended.
La Fontonne Beach
A pebble beach on the eastern side of Antibes, farther from the centre and generally quieter than the main sandy beaches.
Cap d'Antibes
La Garoupe Beach
One of the best-known beaches on Cap d'Antibes. A small sandy bay with clear water, a public section and several private beach clubs nearby.
Les Ondes Beach
A small sandy beach on the western side of the Cap, easily recognised by its little tower. It has a more intimate atmosphere and is especially pleasant later in the day.
Le Crouton Beach
A small sandy beach on the western side of Cap d'Antibes, close to Port Gallice. A pleasant alternative to the busier beaches.
Port Mallet Beach
A small pebble beach on the south-western side of Cap d'Antibes, in a more natural setting. A good choice for enjoying the coastline away from the main urban beaches.
Juan-les-Pins
Grande Plage de Juan-les-Pins
A large public sandy beach, ideal for spending a full day by the sea. Restaurants, shops and services are all available nearby.
Pinède Beach
A sandy beach in the heart of Juan-les-Pins, near the Pinède Gould. Very convenient for combining swimming, a seaside walk and the town centre.
Swimming conditions, lifeguard supervision and beach facilities may vary depending on the season and weather.
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