Things To Do in Antibes

Learn about the specific terroirs of the Cote de Provence region and be guided through the different grape varieties and wines that they produce.

Jet-ski, waterskiing, wakeboard, wakesurf, parachute, canoe and paddleboard, Glisse Paradise have it all!

Try these tree top adventures, all with various levels of difficulty and with plenty of adrenalin pumping fun!

Located in St Laurent du Var between Nice and Antibes, this fitness club is run in a friendly and sporting atmosphere. Free parking makes access to the facility very easy.

The Cannes-Mandelieu Old Race golf course was drawn and traced by Harry Colt in 1891 at the request of Grand Duke Michel of Russia.

The virtues gained from a regular yoga practice are not to be underestimated. To feel balanced, light, flexible, strong. To be focused and fearless, without pain.

A day of vineyards in the beautiful surroundings of the French Riviera at the prestigious domaines of the Bellet AOC and Cote de Provence in the Gulfe of Saint Tropez and Cannes.

Come and see bison, deer, horses, boars and hawks roaming on 700 hectares of land, just one hour from the French Riviera

Open from April to September, this major amusement park includes a large range of entertainment attractions and rides such as mechanised thrill machines (Roller coasters, train rides, water ride, etc.) and carnival games.

This golf course is located on a charming old private hunting estate dating back to the 17th century.

From foam pits to airbags, basketball to dodgeball and of course trampoline, there is plenty to keep the entire family entertained.

Based in Antibes, their activities extend along the French Riviera and include the Iles de Lerins.

100% thrills on this adventure course situated on the edge of Villeneuve-sur-Loup. Activities lasting three hours with 4 levels of difficulty and more than 115 challenges (iron way, rope bridge, zip-wires, climbing...).

One of the most famous pétanque playing grounds is in the Place Général de Gaulle in Saint-Paul where expert locals take on celebrities at this quintessentially French pastime.

Based in Antibes, their kayak activities extend along the French Riviera and include the Iles de Lerins.

This amusement park has a maze with plentiful of fun games and challenges with a different theme each year and a “Crazy Village”, an area with wacky activities.

If sightseeing and culture are at the top of your list whilst visiting Nice, you may want to buy a French Riviera Pass.

Great for children and adults, this adventure park has 2 hectares of games including a spectacular net walk and a village of huts perched the trees.