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The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular antibes tours. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Hop on hop off via a two-way little train through Antibes and Juan-les-Pins, with English/French commentary and easy stop-and-stroll sightseeing.
“bande son pour la présentation. trop court pour le prix (moins chère en direct) acceuil moyen. sinon bonne première approche pour connaître un peu la ville”
Open-top hop-on bus in Antibes and Juan-les-Pins with 10-language audio. Jump off at Fort Carré and Cap d’Antibes views.
“The stops were too brief”
A 2-hour small-group Antibes old-town walk with port views, a Provençal market, craft workshops, and urban art, led by Emilie.
“I loved the pace, the friendliness and informative guide Emilie - she was great. Have already recommended to a Swedish family.”
Cruise Antibes and Cap d’Antibes on a quiet solar catamaran, with local commentary, yacht views, sunset departures, and room for six.
“We liked this a lot. We brought some wine and sailed around and it was great for my son who gets sea sick because it wasn’t choppy. Very fun time.”
Cruise Cap d’Antibes on a silent solar catamaran, swim in clear water, snorkel with fish, and enjoy a private skipper-led outing.
“Fun day out on the water seeing Antibes. Loved swimming in Billionaire Bay and having the boat just for our family.”
A 2-hour English walking tour of Antibes’ old town, from Port Vauban to Le Nomade, markets, alleyways, and Place Nationale.
“Great overview of old town! We are staying for a few days and have been going back to the areas the Emile showed us to try out her recommendations- everything has been excellent!”
Antibes Picasso Museum drawing tour: 1-hour guided visit with Nicola Powys, then outdoor drawing workshop for a framed souvenir.
“It’s been a highlight of this week, so interesting and positive was the artist ! Children have loved it, and have learned from the workshop! Nicola has beautiful energy and so much knowledge about art! My autistic son enjoyed so much, he is asking when will we go again! Without a doubt a must fun…”
Private 5-hour Riviera tour linking Eze’s cliff village, Fragonard perfume, Monaco’s Old Town, and a Grand Prix circuit drive.
“Was amazing. Didn’t really want to go to the perfume factory so we toured the mid evil village of Eza instead. So much better!! It was a hike up the hill but well worth it. Loved our driver, Jack, and really enjoyed how he told us everything about every where. He spoke English and French…”
Little Train of Antibes links Old Town and Juan-les-Pins in 45 minutes with English audio and two 20-minute stops for $15.64.
“The audio wasn’t working til the end so we actually didn’t know what we were seeing. The driver was an older gentleman and he didn’t speak English. Disappointed!”
Roofed convertible bus tour through Antibes: Garoupe lighthouse views, Juan-les-Pins stop, Fort Carré, and a Cap d’Antibes walk option.
“The view from Cap d Antibes. The driver and the guide explained it good. We could see all what we need for the first orientation when visiting Antibes”
Sail around Cap d’Antibes, swim near Billionaires Bay, snorkel, paddleboard, and enjoy drinks on a private half-day boat tour.
“We took the half day sailboat ride. Weather was perfect and the sailboat ride was fun. The basics were all there – friendly punctual owners, the boat was clean and operated well, and of course – the weather was near perfect with good temperRead more”
Walk Antibes old town with a fun English guide, sample an unexpected drink, browse the Provencal market, and end at the Ramparts.
“Iza var flink å formidle Antibes historie på en morsom måte og var inkluderende og hyggelig. Besøket på Absintstedet var artig ! Anbefales!”
Sail around Cap d’Antibes at sunset, swim, paddle, snorkel, and enjoy a captain-hosted aperitif on a private three-hour cruise.
“Experience amazing, service could have been a little better. No explanation of what our plan was or where we were going until we asked 30 mins into cruise. Limited conversation, was a bit awkward. Very nice though when we engaged in conversation.”
Antibes paddleboard rental at Plage de la Gallice in Juan-les-Pins with photo and video gallery, beginner-stable boards, and self-guided fun.
“Très bien !”
Sample Antibes in 3 hours with absinthe access, local wines, and regional bites across four stops, ending at the ramparts.
“Our tour guide was enthusiastic and very knowledgeable about the area- she guided us through three stops including a wine and cheese stop, a Provencial market and an Absenthe bar- very enjoyable evening”
