Anitbes tour

[tiger4848]

we will be on the cruising on the Riviera in June. Looking for a tour at the Anitbes port. private or with a group, something that would give a good overview of the area.

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[Whiteowl]

Monaco is a very easy day out from Antibes. The railway station is about 10 min walk then about 40 mins on train to Monaco. I believe the cost is around Euro 8-10.

[ORV]

Monaco is a very easy day out from Antibes. The railway station is about 10 min walk then about 40 mins on train to Monaco. I believe the cost is around Euro 8-10.

 

If you stop at Monaco should you tour Antibes from there?

[sammiedawg]

I researched Antibes a couple years ago and did not find a private tour guide concentrating on Antibes. We had mapped out an independent cliff side walking tour but mid cruise our captain changed the port to Monaco due to currents.

[AllanWW]

If your ship is stopping in Antibes I don't think you need a tour guide. The old town is very interesting and easily walkable. There is a market most mornings as well as a number of good museums. A walk to the port area is worthwhile, particularly the inner port where the larger private ships berth. Hiring a car is another option to get you to some of the hill towns such as Grasse (perfume) or Saint Paul de Vence. The roads are easy to drive and a good GPS will get you there.

 

Allan