based on 5 experiences from female travelers
Antibes is such a nice city!!! I totally recommend it! My favorite place is the cafe nomads, such delicious pastries and drinks, just wow!! The baristas are also really sweet and nice, just lovely ❤️ If it’s warm I recommend going to the beach, but the best thing about Antibes is, that you can easily get to other cities by train, like Nice, Grasse and Cannes🙌🏼
Posted: April 14, 2025Amrit
United Kingdom
The whole city felt extremely safe to me. I didn’t partake in any nightlife but walking around alone throughout the cap, the old town, and along the trails were wonderful. I stayed in the old town, and hit the market every morning then parked myself at Milo’s for coffee each morning. Le Sentief du Littoral is a must if you’d like a cheeky trail. Nothing terribly challenging but it goes along the perimeter of the cap so you get a great view of the Mediterranean. It’s a long walk but there are points throughout where you can leave. The cabanas are okay, and the private beaches can be convenient but frankly Antibes is so non-rowdy, the public beaches are so tame. My favourite was Plage des Ondes. Be sure to brush up on your French to chat with the locals, the people here are absolutely wonderful. Also be sure to check out the galleries and ateliers!
Posted: July 6, 2024Antibes is beautiful! Give old architecture vibes and beautiful greenery everywhere. Stunning little shops what have stunning items. My favourite place to get a cold treat was the Gelato place by the beach and there is a amazing pizza place joined to it.
Posted: June 30, 2024Experienced: May, 2024Angela
United Kingdom
It’s a nice small beach town in south of France. Very delicious food and reasonable price. May is beautiful here. There are many people coming here for cheaper accommodation for Cannes film festival. It only 8 minuties TER ride to get to Cannes. But the hotel price is much cheaper.
Posted: May 19, 2024Nati
New Zealand
I did a little day trip with my friend to Antibes and we absolutely loved it! We’re currently staying in Nice, and Antibes is only 20 minutes away by train. Sooo worth going! Way more quiet that Nice and very picturesque, heard people playing the accordion for the first time too! The views from the coast are stunning and we even managed to go in for a swim! I’d say it’s a bit pricey but probably the same than around France in general. Felt safer than around Nice too. You MUST try the gelato at the Gelateria del Porto! €4 for a small but it’s very generous and delish!
Posted: May 14, 2024Supraja
I am new to Europe and originally from India. I have been pursuing my master's and enjoying the travel flexibility and access that comes with it. I am an avid reader as well as love discovering new artists and songs. I also enjoy F1 and currently working on trying to understand the sport better. Professionally I am in Finance ( pinky promise not the stereotypical finance bro 🥹 ) I enjoy discovering new places and roaming around without any agenda to balance things.
Ghada
Antibes
3 days
Open for meeting with new people and exchange our knowledge. Love traveling ti discover other Cultures. Half my life lived in middle East and half in Europe. L8ve cooking, meditating, walking, and 🧘♀️ practitioner .
Hannah
I’m Hannah! 📍I am attempting to find work in a European port city this summer as a stewardess on yachts. Hoping to find accommodation in Palma, Genoa, Genova, Antibes, Viareggio, or others! In exchange, I would love to exchange language lessons, be a travel buddy, cook you amazing meals, walk your doggie or pet sit!!! 🐶🥗🗺️ 26 years old with a degree in Psychology, a singer in a local band, an avid reader of romantasy books, and a poet. I love yoga, hiking, and adventurous activities. My favorite moments in life usually consist of deep conversations, riotously dancing while out with friends, and tasting new foods. I’m already sososo excited to meet you 😊💓