Apartments in Antibes

Dreamy French Riviera Holiday

Antibes is a picturesque coastal town nestled between Cannes and Nice on the French Riviera. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, it combines old-world charm with a lively seaside atmosphere. Known for its historic ramparts, the elegant yachts of Port Vauban, and its artistic legacy as a former home to Picasso, Antibes offers a perfect blend of culture and relaxation. Whether you are exploring the vibrant Provençal markets or the quiet, sun-drenched streets of the old town, it remains one of the most authentic destinations along the Côte d'Azur.

Premium apartments on the glamorous coast

Holidu's selection of apartments in Antibes ranges from cozy studios in the historic center to spacious rentals on the Cap d'Antibes peninsula. Many properties offer proximity to the renowned Plage de la Garoupe or the Baie des Milliardaires, featuring modern amenities such as fitted kitchens, Wi-Fi, and private terraces. Be sure to browse our range of villas in Antibes as well as the exclusive villas in Cap d'Antibes. For a different Riviera perspective, you might also consider our apartments in Menton, famous for its lush gardens and pastel facades near the Italian border.

Our holiday accommodation options are equipped with high-end amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, including:

• Ocean Views
• Wi-Fi
• Fitted Kitchens
• Private Saunas
• Jacuzzis
• Private Parking

Stunning Côte d'Azur beaches

Beach lovers in Antibes are spoiled for choice. Central spots like Plage de la Salis offer shallow waters ideal for swimming, while the Cap d'Antibes peninsula hides gems like Plage de la Garoupe, where clear waters are perfect for snorkelling. For those seeking a more vibrant atmosphere, take a look at our apartments in Juan-les-Pins. Located just west of Antibes, Juan-les-Pins is famous for its sandy beaches, stylish beach clubs, and legendary open-air jazz bars, offering a mix of daytime relaxation and sophisticated nightlife.

Antibes for culinary enthusiasts

The old town of Antibes is a treasure trove of traditional bistros and seafood restaurants serving Provençal classics like bouillabaisse and pissaladière. The Marché Provençal is a must-visit for regional cheeses and sun-ripened produce, perfect for a seaside picnic. From upscale dining with sea views along the Cap d'Antibes to rustic wine bars in the narrow alleys, the local gastronomy is a true celebration of Mediterranean heritage and fresh-caught seafood.

1. Dive into the Heart of the Old Town
2. Walk the 16th-Century Ramparts
3. Visit the Picasso Museum
4. Discover Hidden Coves and Secret Beaches
5. Sail the Mediterranean Waters
6. The Cap d'Antibes Coastal Trail
7. Dine by the Port Vauban

1. Dive into the Heart of the Old Town

Wander through the cobbled alleys of Vieil Antibes to discover pastel façades and local artisan shops. The Provençal market is an essential stop for local delicacies, offering a sensory feast of cheeses and cured meats. It is the best place to experience the authentic daily rhythm of the Riviera.

2. Walk the 16th-Century Ramparts

Take a stroll along the historic sea walls for uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean and the superyachts in the harbour. The coastal path is particularly dramatic at sunset when the golden light hits the stone fortifications, capturing the town's historical spirit.

3. Visit the Picasso Museum

Housed in the Château Grimaldi, this museum offers an intimate look at the works Picasso created while living in Antibes. The collection includes ceramics, sketches, and paintings, all set against a backdrop of panoramic sea views from the castle's terrace.

4. Discover Hidden Coves and Secret Beaches

While the main beaches are popular, smaller spots like the rocky inlets near Plage de la Garoupe offer a quieter escape. These areas are ideal for early morning swims and snorkelling in crystal-clear waters away from the primary tourist crowds.

5. Sail the Mediterranean Waters

Renting a boat or joining a sailing tour allows you to explore the Cap d'Antibes from the sea. Chartering a vessel provides access to hidden coves and sapphire waters that are inaccessible by land, offering a true sense of Riviera freedom.

6. The Cap d'Antibes Coastal Trail

The Sentier du Littoral is a rugged footpath that hugs the coastline of the peninsula. The trail winds past grand villas and through pine-shaded stretches, providing some of the most spectacular views of the Côte d'Azur surf and rocky cliffs.

7. Dine by the Port Vauban

Enjoy the local catch of the day at the terraces near Port Vauban. Skipping the tourist menus in favour of restaurants buzzing with local chatter ensures an authentic taste of refined Riviera cuisine, best paired with a chilled glass of local rosé.