Cap d’Antibes, France

The enchanting trail around the Cap d'Antibes is an invitation to escape for hikers, while cycling enthusiasts may prefer the coastal road, offering breathtaking panoramas. Known as the Coastal Path, this approximately seven-kilometer walk can lead you either to Antibes or to Juan Les Pins. Along the way, admire picturesque small ports like L'Olivette, where colorful boats gently sway near beaches bathed in light. Despite some private areas, the Cap d'Antibes is home to public beaches such as La Garoupe and La Salis, perfect for relaxing while watching dolphins play at sunrise or sunset. Explore the history and luxury of the Cap d'Antibes by visiting its iconic sites. The Chapel of Notre-Dame, majestically overlooking the lighthouse, immerses you in a world of spirituality and authenticity. The Villa Eilenroc, a witness to aristocratic refinement, invites you to stroll through its carefully restored lush gardens. Continue your journey with the prestigious Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, built in 1869 by a French press magnate, offering unparalleled luxury experience on the French Riviera, and the Villa Grimaldi, former residence of Pablo Picasso and now a museum housing a unique collection of his works. End your exploration by strolling around the Port Vauban, where the world's most luxurious yachts mingle with the Fort Carré, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean and the city of Nice on the horizon.