The addresses I give my own passengers in Antibes, Juan-les-Pins and out on the Cap: the starred tables, the institutions of the old town, the beaches, the Picasso museum and the nights of Juan. Each one with its phone number, its website and directions.
Nothing here was chosen on the strength of online ratings. Three families only: the 2026 Michelin Guide, the institutions that passengers ask for by name, and the houses of old Antibes, around the Provençal market.
Three stars across three houses: one inside old Antibes, two at the water's edge on the Juan-les-Pins and Cap d'Antibes side.
No star, no label, but everyone in Antibes knows them. These are the addresses a passenger names unprompted, and the ones you have to book.
The heart of the old town. This is where you eat the catch of the day and the vegetables from the market, a hundred metres from the ramparts.
🚕 I drive you there — and I come back for you after the meal. Parking is hard in the old town, and harder still out on the Cap.
+33 6 58 27 93 12Antibes comes in three pieces: the old town within its ramparts, the Cap and its coastal paths, and Juan-les-Pins with its pine grove. One thing worth knowing: the Marineland park closed for good in January 2025 — plenty of guidebooks still offer it.
🚕 I drive you there. The old town, the Fort Carré, the Cap: I drop you as close as it gets and come back whenever you like.
+33 6 58 27 93 12Antibes has two faces: the sandy beaches of Juan-les-Pins, one after another, and the coves of the Cap, quieter and dearer. Sunbeds run from about thirty euros in Juan to a good deal more out on the Cap.
🚕 I drive you there. Drop-off at the beach door, pick-up whenever you like, no parking to hunt for.
+33 6 58 27 93 12Antibes holds one of the great museums of the coast: the Grimaldi castle, where Picasso worked through the autumn of 1946 and where he left his canvases behind. The rest can be visited on foot within the old town.
🚕 I drive you there. The Grimaldi castle, the Fort Carré, the Villa Eilenroc: three ends of the town, one single day by taxi.
+33 6 58 27 93 12The nightlife is in Juan-les-Pins, not in Antibes: the clubs, the casinos and the bars all sit within a few hundred metres of each other. In summer everything is open; in winter, almost nothing.
The dress code matters in the clubs of Juan. In summer it starts late and finishes at dawn.
🚕 I bring you back. Juan-les-Pins does not go to bed early in summer — call before you go out and I'll note the time of your return.
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