Great experience in the pre-season (April)! Beautiful weather, not crowded, very nice staff. And last but not least, wonderful animals and fascinating shows. The lovely and professional animal trainers also must be mentioned! The day we spent here was amazing!

A pure moment of happiness shared with the Orcas. Very little people. The shows are very educational. The park is at human dimension not too big. Practical entrance with easy parking system. Subway is there. You also have an amusement park that was closed during my visit.

An experience that can hardly be described in words, it must be experienced, because that's the only way to feel the connection with the marine world. For each and every recommendation (for all ages), we continue to recount events from the park. Once again, whoever is nearby should definitely stop by .

I visited for an extended weekend and the VIP experience package. I've never visited France, nor do I speak French and the staff were so friendly and accommodating! I care deeply for the welfare of captive cetaceans and I was delighted to see how engaged and active both the dolphins and orcas were, even outside of shows. They always had some form of enrichment, and it was fascinating to see the orcas making up "games" or working together of their own volition to try and retrieve a toy that was stuck on a ledge. It was a shame part of the park is closed off to visitors for weekdays - such as the seals, dolphin lagoon and orca stadium - so best to visit on a weekend though this means all the shows are significantly busier and the park was pretty much empty on the weekdays. When booking the VIP it was a little unclear what the orca experience entailed, causing some confusion for me and my friend. I booked the package, so got to go up to the glass for photos and up close to the show pool during a demonstration while my friend booked just the orca experience and got an up close look at Inouk in a back pool. The VIP is SO worth it - pro tip! If you're interested in your photos from the photographer, ask to pay for them to email you the photos, this isn't something they advertise but are happy to do it. For prints you'll be paying a fortune. All the staff are friendly and transparent, and were happy to answer any questions we had about any of the animals. I really want the orcas to stay, rather than being transferred to another park.

In general the place is nice and the staff is really kind, only the fact that almost all the restaurant inside were closed (just one was open) was a little disappointing..and the food was not even that good. Apart from that,it was a good experience.

Lovely place to spend time with your kids and to enjoy some awesome shows: eared seals, dolphins and orcas. First time visiting this place and I will definitely come back again.

Animals have lovely large habitats and as far as orcas and dolphins go I must say I did feel like I would be against it but was pleasantly surprised at the depth and size of their homes . Great family day out- food outlets a little pricey but this is expected

Absolutely breathtaking for me, all three performances were great and I was impressed that both trainers and animals are enthusiastic about the performance. The sea lions are great, the dolphins are amazing and the killer whales are fantastic. Behind the killer whales is a large pool with teenage dolphins - they threw a ball with us and the experience was absolutely surreal. Yes, we can debate the breeding and exercise of these amazing animals in captivity, but the staff gave me the impression that they know and love their charges, and the residents of the pools seemed to be at ease and enjoying the activities. The park is relatively small, but I compare it to the zoo in Prague :-) Shops and refreshments are ok. Two problems - the contactless cards did not work at the drink machines at the killer whales. And what bothered me a lot is the absence of drinking fountains - this is a huge and incomprehensible mistake in the heat.

Fun experience. Huge turtles, sea lions & orcas. There’s a water park too. I don’t like the captivating of large mammals but apparently the orcas here are born in captivity so there’s a small relief in the fact they’ve not been taken from the wild. Still doesn’t feel right.

it is a nice park. my kids enjoyed it a lot. the only con was that the presentations at the begining of the shows were very long (starting in french, then switching to english at the end) for my kids taste. Compared to Loro Parque in Tenerife it still needs more entertainment.

Visited in May 2023. The place is different from many other oceanariums. It's unique with seal, dolphin and killer whale shows in one place. It's focused on education, giving information about biology, ecology, marine life preservation. It's interesting to watch how clown fish are breeded and how different corals grow... There is a huge paid parking available and there are a lot of places you can eat at or just have a drink.

To visit the entire park with all attractions takes around 5 hours. But do not rush, the animals at this place are very unique and artistic. The environment is very animal friendly. Decorations are comprehensive and very close to the nature ones.

It's a nice park but it's missing some entertainment and the animals, for example the Dolphins, are being kept far away from the public The shows are fun to watch but there's a lot of time in-between that you need to fill up.. the park is clean, well maintained but can use some more playgrounds or sea life. Do not worry if you get hungry. There are plenty of restaurants or vending machines around the park. I would've preferred more sea life attractions (some aquariums or educational stands) where kids could play and learn but okay.. Unfortunately the waterpark and amusement park next door where closed despite being 30° in June.. Will definitely come back next year with my son to do all the animal encounters!!

We were so looking forward to this coastal walk after it was recommended to us by friends who had visited. We visited at the end of March and were blessed with great weather but unfortunately after trekking all the way to the start of the coastal trail, we found that the gates were closed and there was a sign to say it had been closed due to bad weather. This was disappointing and should be signposted earlier so that people don't waste their time getting there.

Great place to have a nice walk even in Winter times. I took the pictures on 2nd JAN 2022. Fresh air and stunning view.

Coastal walk with incredible views. We did the shorter loop from Chem des Douaniers to Billionaire's Bay. Not a difficult hike per se but there are stairs at certain parts, and you're in the sun most of the time so make sure you have proper sun protection and plenty of water. The trail is well marked and not crowded, but a bit busier once you hit the beach at Billionaire's Bay. We couldn’t drive through Ave Mrs Beaumont as there was a bollard blocking the road so we just parked nearby on Chem des Nielles and walked (around 10-15 min walk on paved road to the starting point at the end of Chem des Douaniers).

When you are guided by instinct you just discover places like Le Sentier du Littoral such beautiful walk, I’ve started from La Garoupe Plage no words to describe and continued to explore Cap and stoped for a sunset at plage Les Onde.

Beautiful coastal walk with excellent paths for most of the way. There are excellent spots for swimming to cool off on a hot day.

Beautiful, peaceful (most days …) walk around the top of the Cap d’Antibes. Rocky in karts so not one for flip-flops, and just watch for jellyfish if you go for a dip!

Beautiful views, enjoyable hike, rocky so appropriate footwear highly recommended, but not a difficult hike, took us about an hour and a half but did stop to take pics. Started at billionaires bay ended at Garoupe Beach, where there were a selection of food choices to select from and a sandy beach to rest on after the hike!

The best coastal walk we have been to! Stunning and beautiful views of rocks against the sea. The walk is very rocky, uneven and narrow in parts, so be careful. It starts at plage de la garoupe, a great beach to relax at. Coves enroute are pebbly, so less pleasent to relax.

Recommended I went to see the sunset and it was magical

Simply amazing!!! Very very beautiful! I strong recommend running shoes because the path has steps and rocks in some points.

Amazing place. Really. Recommend to visit during you Antibes vacances. You will take plenty of pictures and nature’s energy. Path has lots of places to seat and recover. But be prepared: - you will not be able to exit the path earlier. For me it took about 1:30h to pass it. - during sunny days wear hat or something. There is almost no shade and sun is melting. I ended up with a headache in the end of the day. - take water with you.

80 percent stroller accessible. You can go up the ramps to get in no problem, for 2022 it is 8 euros per adult. Cards accepted. There are numerous elevators in the building but there are still some small steps (3 to 5) to go up and down throughout the museum. The top floor has all the amazing Picasso art and levels 1 and 0 have mostly other artists stuff. Picasso actually spent time here which is very cool. The kids loved the pottery, the tapestry and the huge paintings. Not the biggest Picasso museum I've ever been to but it's got a good variety of art. Don't miss the terrace which let's you see out from the castle to the ocean. Gorgeous view with a lot of wind. Very clean bathrooms.

I liked very much but 4 stars because were missing many information in English and as foreign vistors we would like to know them. Otherwise it was great!

A great place to visit to immerse yourself in art. A very beautiful gallery in itself, made with great taste. You can learn a lot of new and interesting things, in particular about the process of creating masterpieces by a great artist.

Definitely worth the trip to Antibes if you are on a Côte d'Azur trip. Not to mention the city itself is astoundingly pretty. The museum is very well-organised. It is beautifully situated on top of a hill with a charming view guaranteed. They exhibit important and rare Picasso's paintings we have never seen before. These collections are equipped with detailed information both in French and English. There is also one Rothko which was a good surprise. Would 100% recommend and would love to visit again.

Good museum, interesting part of Picasso. Lot of visitors, who are not familiar with Art-museums. Means: lot of walking around, standing infront of pictures and groups rushing by for example... Although recommendable!

Great Picasso 3 story stone museum showing many of his works after 1946 and created in this building - plus some other artists' works from the same period. It's in an excellent location the Garibaldi Castle on the waterfront and the 3 floors are accessible by stairs. Luckily, there is a glass elevator for those of us with creaky bones. (But you will be sharing it with the crying baby in a stroller crowd . . . ) Take some extra time outside on the terrace too. The sculptures & gardens are well suited for each other. Many of us plan trips like ours around museums of this quality.

There's going to be a queue so prepare to wait. Its 3 stories, and theres alot of different artwork, from paintings to pottery to sketches. Love how they gave abit of context before each room to tell you the different period and inspiration behind the work.

A really great museum for anyone interested in Picasso. Not too big but lots to see. Mange sure you go out on the terrace. Very nice and helpful staff.

I think the museum could have done a better job of explaining which parts are dedicated to Picasso and which are showcasing other artists since hwne you first walk in it is NOT Picasso 's work that is displayed. That aside, what a wonderful experience to see dedicated works by the great. I still recommend a visit!

Great museum with a variety of different artists - not just Picasso. Excellent location and a perfect activity to do whilst in Antibes old town

Intriguing collection of unique Picasso works from his time in Antibes during his six month stay in 1946, supplemented by additional Picasso pieces and photographs as well as contemporary art. For a bonus experience, take a dip in the sea at the nearby beach to swim wear Picasso presumably did.

Definitely worth visiting if you like art! Located in old Antibes downtown and overlooking the Mediterranean, the museum is housed in the Grimaldi villa and currently exhibits Picasso's last period of work (1969-1973) Very spacious and well curated. Cost is €8, the museum is open from 10AM to 1PM and from 2PM to 6PM.

Small but perfectly designed. With a terrace overviewing the sea. Nice place to spend two to three hours! Strongly recommend. Make sure you come early if you are visiting on a weekend, or there will be a long queue.

Lots of interesting works from local artists on the first floor rooms. Many types of Picasso works from pencil and crayon drawings to paintings, tapestries, clay and sculptures. Recommend.

This museum features some of Picasso’s minor works. There are about 6 paintings all concentrated in a single room. The rest amounts to various sketches and drawings by the famous artist and other temporary exhibitions from less known artists. Picasso stayed in Antibes for a while and left some paintings to the city. Overall skippable

Nice museum sitting on the bay in Nice. I found out I really am not a fan of Picasso or fellow artists.

Rude reception. They didn’t accept cards. Museum is ok, quite boring and repetitive exhibition until you reach Picasso section, it’s not worth it imo. Ironically the terrace view is the best part of it, it’s on the bottom floor.

Overall, the Museum Picasso in Antibes is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone seeking inspiration. Its remarkable collection, captivating setting, and thoughtful curation make for an extraordinary experience that will leave a lasting impression. Whether you are a longtime fan of Picasso or simply appreciate the power of art, a visit to this museum is an enriching and rewarding journey through the extraordinary world of one of history's greatest artists.

Varied and interesting collection, particularly the tapestries and ceramic media pieces were a revelation. Well organized museum space and well maintained courtyard area. The wait to enter was unnecessarily long.

During our vacation in Vallauris, we visited this beach several times. We also had an excellent dinner here in honor of one of our family members. We had many pleasant moments on the beach.

Visited in the winter, which we really enjoyed. Nothing special, just good vibes. I never understand beaches without restrooms tho. It would be nice, especially when u r with kids.

Just too much people. Sunday afternoon was packed. We had to sit on the bench on sidewalk, next to busy road. Few minutes, took a dip, and went back to hotel. Monday late morning little bit emptier. So good we did stay for two days only. Water was ok but not super clean. These paid sunchairs and umbrellas on privately organized beach portions are ridiculously expensive (about 35 for full day). Sandy beach still much better than others in area.

Love it here. Beach crowded, as expected in August, but there always seems to be room somewhere.

A beautiful beach with fine light sand, you can easily stick an umbrella in it (unlike stony beaches elsewhere). The beach is long and relatively narrow, but you can always find a spot. Places reserved for hotels alternate here with places for the public. The sea is clear and you can see the bottom and the fish beautifully. The bottom slopes slowly and there is no great drop. Lifeguard supervision during the day. It is advisable to check reports of jellyfish, during our holiday they were only on the last day. Negatives (why I don't give 5 stars) - toilets only on the west side, changing cabins do not exist. Beach cleaning is also minimal. Too bad Juan-les-Pin town hall obviously doesn't care much.

Love the beach. Its close to the road so you have some noise from the traffic but no parking available. The beach is sandy and spacy. Its close to home for us so we walk there. You have a toilet close by and shops for food, snacks, ice cream etc

Beautiful beach with good eateries nearby. Always seems packed during the summer period with parking spots being a challenge, but great aside from that. Has clean toilet facilities on beach site and shower facilities to wash out also.

One of the best beaches in the Antibes/Juan Les Pins area. Nice sand and crystal clear water.

Highly recommended local beach. It may get a bit crowded as it is very narrow, but it is amazing for families. Sand is clean and beach itself is very long which allows you to find a comfortable spot. There is lots of amenities like toilets, showers, shops, stalls and plenty of parking space if you come at the right time. ;)

25 September and the water temp is still good after a day of rain (not so clear though). Nice Sunday lunch at the beach, a good swim and small siesta.

Lovely clean beach. Gets very very busy at weekends and on french holidays. Very noisy first thing in the AM with street cleaners, beach cleaning, palm tree trimming, motorbikes screeching. The sea is beautiful.. clear blue and warm.

👎👎👎I have never seen a more disgusting abomination! just garbage in sand and water. And for that, you need to pay 35€ for the bed. 🤮

The city is awesome. The port very crowded, huge (a bit too much). No lateral berths. Only Mediterranean. Renovation undergoing in Jan 2024. Worth visiting. Depending on boat's draft you might get a close to old city berth.

Really recommend to visit Antibes! Gorgeous landscapes, lots of restaurants and good for shopping.

The prettiest port on the French Riviera with views of Fort Carre and the snow covered Alps. At night Fort Carre lights up in the colors of the French Flag. Really a special place.

Staff here are very friendly and pleasant. But the negative part is that such a huge Marina there are only 2 toilet buildings and each toilet building has only 2 shower rooms and 2 toilets (male and female, very close inside) . Both Toilets/Shower rooms are located very far end of the Marina (end of dock D07 or Marina office) , extremely far to walk to. Should have another toilet/shower built near the Dock C area, as it's not enough toilets for the occupancy to use. In the toilet, if someone is having a shower, the person in the toilet next to it will be wet as the divider is not all the way to the floor to block off the shower water. The floor is always wet. The key pad code to enter the toilets is not functioning properly, which has to key in many times before the door can be opened. Very inconvenient. Although it has a gate to the boats ramp, the boat right next to the entrance is not guarded or secured as anyone can jump on the boat from the car park.

Just opposite railway station. Use pay toilets in railway station. All toilets in the port are closed for the public, only available with a code from the portmaster, who is not available. If you can book a trip on a yacht in Antibes, do it , fantastic scenery

Loved the place, perfect for a good evening stroll and hangout with friends and family.

Beautiful place. Worth a visit

Lovely place they had a great market going on but we were there to see the sites. On a whistle stop tour. As you would expect from the oldest yacht only harbour in the Mediterranean there's plenty of little pubs and restaurants too. Plus the Picasso museum seemed to be popular.

Cool little town with many restaurants.

The wealth on show at the port in Antibes will take your breath away. This is one of the most expensive places in the world to moor your boat, with rates exceeding a million Euros. Port Vauban is a French yachting harbor located in Antibes on the French Riviera. Originally a natural harbor in use since before the Roman Empire, the port was fortified by Sébastien Le Prestre, Seigneur de Vauban, later Marquis de Vauban, King Louis XIV's military engineer.

One of the best marinas in France. Good internet from the port, option to rent an electric bike free from port if you r with yacht, nice city, museums, beaches just under the old town, nice pubs and food. Great local market every morning with all kind of fresh food. Very close to Nica and Cannes.Just loving it.

Port vauban is a Very calm place next to the city centre. That is so calm so you can sleep on the street. and port vauban has two beaches next to it. One is sand the other one is rocks.

Nice looking harbour near by the city. There is a small ferris wheel near by, too. 🎡

Drove 45 mins to get to Le Nomade in Antibes. Absolutely worth the drive. Reached there at about 8pm and managed to catch the sunset. Le Nomade faces the sea and had a therapeutic walk along the coast line seeing the waves hit the shore. This attraction is out in the open and no tickets are required. This, in my opinion, is worth a visit and thereafter you can visit the Antibes town which is bustling with life.

Beautiful and detailed sculpture Located in the Port Vauban Antibes !

A worthy place to visit in Antibes. Nice view of far-distant Nice and the close-by Mediterranean.

This is a fun and easy spot to walk to if you're visiting Antibes! Beautiful views of the water and port. You can walk right up to and inside the sculpture.

This is beautiful place with a lovely view of the Mediterranean sea. You can also see yachts at the harbour and shop at the markets nearby. This place is pretty quiet at night and feels good to take a walk listening to the waves.

Nomade is one of the most intriguing structures planted in the town of Antibes. Sitting outside the Bastion Saint-Jaume, this gigantic white sculpture is the masterpiece of the French Riviera. Jaume Plensa created this ironwork of a man sitting calmly looking at the sea.

Nice place, you can make a trip trhougt the historical city and cime here, very nice fotos you can have if you come in the early evening😊🍀

Very beautiful and must visit place . The sea looks amazing and scary at the same time from here !!

Had wonderful experience!! Lovely place to watch sunset with mesmerising view of blue sea. The sculpture of “a man sitting and watching sea” is a masterpiece. Felt so calm and soothing.

Cool statue from an spanish(!) Artist. Good view over the biggest boats in the harbour. The place is now a partyplace at nights. Lots of sound and lights.

I have only visited this place by night with my daughter. To get there, you can take a walk on the wall from where you have beautiful views at the town, beach and sea; the path is dark, which makes it extra atmospheric. My doughter had the flashing baloon, so it was extra fun for her to see it lighting up our way. You can also take a road by the port, which is well lit up, which we took on the way back. Once we got there, we were surprised to see music and lights, as we did not really see or hear it on the way. The DJ was briliant! In no time, both my daughter and I were dancing away. The sculpture was lit up. You could get inside it. Kids were climbing the structure and having lots of fun with it. There were kids with families and groups of young people who came for a party. Loved the place! It felt safe and had very uplifting vibe.

Mesmerizing outdoor statue that is visible from far too. Very nice place to watch sunset and the billionaires bay in a vibrant Antibes. Currently (7/2022) some construction going on so couldn't get up and close like I. The times before but still worth to go see and take a stroll to look out on see.

A must see in the area of antibes, the place has an amazing view of gulf. The area has a statue made up of letters, the Picasso musuem, and good restaurants