LITTORAL BAT

Great walk around the sea side cliff and rocks of the Cap D'Antibes. There are ancient stairs and ruins along with rocky shore and spectacular views. It's about 45m - 1h to complete, there are a few opportunities to go in the water for the brave, and great viewpoints throughout.

A bit of a walk to reach but well worth it! Stunning coastal path and views! Wonderful flowers and well marked

The hike isn't tough. It offers a variety of beautiful landscapes, blending scenic flatlands with rocky terrain that you gently ascend.

Lovely trail. Don‘t miss the rose garden next to Villa Eilenroc.

2025-August: renovation on the ‘white’ segment: The usual ‘Loop ‘ is currently interrupted at the (baie des milliardaire) so the ‘white’ segment is only 400n long. Which leaves a good 1h40 of breathtaking hike. From the (phage de la Garoupe Beach) to the (Chemin des Douaniers - Chemin de la Croé)? The hike ends on s pebble beach.

This was a gorgeous *HIKE* (and I’m emphasizing hike because I think so many people who come here think this is a walk to beaches). Be sure to bring sturdy shoes, water, sunscreen and snacks; then be prepared to carry it all back out. We thoroughly enjoyed our hike along this section of Le Sentier du Littoral. A large portion of the hike is through jagged and uneven rocks, so I would not recommend this trail for those who have poor balance. The swimming was great, and we wish we brought a snorkel and goggles with us! The water is crystal clear, the foliage is gorgeous, and we saw lots of marine and wildlife. There were not beaches, but rather accessible rocky outcrops that had stairs carved in that lead to accessible points to swim at. I would highly recommend this route for your visit to Antibes!

Beautiful moderate hike on the coast of Natives. We started at Billionares Bay - get the Bus 82 from Antibes station and get off at Fontaine then walk the road down to the beach. Swim for a bit then start your hike. The path is pretty straightforward but I used the All Trails app for accuracy which was good. Hike took just over an hour and we ended at Plage Garoupe which is a small sandy beach before walking back to the bus stop to Antibes station. Yes there are a lot of stones at a certain part so good/sturdy shoes are recommended. However I did it in water shoes and saw some others do it in flip flops so we could jump into the clear blue water along the hike and dry off as you continue walking due to the hot sun. Just take it slow on the rocks if you’re not wearing appropriate footing. Would definitely recommend this hike but take water and snacks as you will get tired and sweaty.

Amazing hike around the cape, beautiful views, multiple amazing stops for a picnic, and several great swimming areas as long as the sea cooperates. I took the train from Nice to Antibes, then took bus #2 to the fontain bus stop. Pack a lunch, make sure you bring towel and swim suit, and enjoy an amazing hike.