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Blending historic charm with coastal beauty, Antibes is a Riviera gem

A visit to Antibes is enough to bring out anyone’s inner A-lister. Famed as a holiday destination for the likes of Pablo Picasso and F. Scott Fitzgerald, along with countless movie stars and tycoons, Antibes oozes class and luxury. Yet it’s also incredibly approachable, with its rugged, centuries-old ramparts, winding cobbled lanes and warm, sandy beaches where you can sit back and enjoy the Riviera sunshine. Foodies will be tempted by the vibrant Provencal dishes served in family-run restaurants, while anyone looking for old-school continental charm will be seduced by the sights on the Cap d’Antibes peninsula – just a short journey from Antibes holiday rentals.

Why book Antibes holiday rentals with ebookers?

If you like the idea of a spacious setting where you can relax in between sightseeing, and really feel like a French Riviera local, then holiday rentals in Antibes are the way to go. As well as costing less than hotels, they offer blissful privacy and a sense of freedom. Having your own, proper kitchen will also mean you can wander out to the food stalls on the Cours Massena, to pick the best local produce and enjoy preparing your own dishes in your home away from home. With ebookers, you can select the perfect place to make your base, and look forward to having the idyllic beaches, bustling restaurants and historic cultural attractions of Antibes all within a short walk or drive from your doorstep.

Top things to do in Antibes

Slather on that suncream, because the beaches around Antibes are a major draw. Right in the heart of town, for example, there is the Plage de la Gravette, an arc of sand close to the central attractions. Then, of course, there’s the resort area of Juan-les-Pins, with its elegant promenade and restaurants serving fresh seafood, just steps away from the sands. Meanwhile, if you want to mingle with the stars, head to Cap d’Antibes, a pine-shrouded peninsula dotted with historic villas and hidden coves, eternally popular with VIPs from around the world. Speaking of which, Pablo Picasso called this region home for a while, and the Picasso Museum is a fitting homage to the Modernist master, displaying key paintings. Holiday apartments in Antibes are also close to a 16th-century fort whose rugged walls overlook Antibes, and provide views of Port Vauban, where super-yachts gleam in the sun.

Getting around in Antibes

Antibes is about the surrounding landscape as much as it is about the Medieval core, so it’s well worth hiring a car so you can explore the coastal hotspots during your stay. Don’t worry if you don’t want to drive, though. There is an expansive bus network throughout the region, with regular services connecting the various towns and estates. On top of that, local trains provide an invaluable way of getting out and seeing more, with fast services running between Antibes and Nice.