The shortest run to a major yacht harbour: 23 km, 30 minutes, fare locked from €69. Antibes, Juan-les-Pins and the Cap are reached by three different accesses — which one depends on your address.
The price is set at booking and never changes, whatever the traffic.
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The A8, exit 44, reaches Antibes in 30 minutes for 23 km. The coastal N7, which continues towards Cannes, remains usable and is often nicer out of season. In July and August the real bottleneck is crossing Juan-les-Pins: the beach draws crowds, parking runs out, everything slows.
The marina and the Quai des Milliardaires account for a good share of requests: crew changes, owners arriving, deliveries on board. Drop-off is as close as possible to the passerelle or the security post, and timing matters more than anything — a chauffeur who waits is not a chauffeur who searches.
Cours Masséna and the ramparts are pedestrian: drop-off is at Porte d'Orée or Avenue Amiral de Grasse. Juan-les-Pins is reached directly, Cap d'Antibes along the shore road, where property entrances are not always the ones the satnav suggests. The name of the villa or hotel beats an approximate address.
The Zou! Express 82 line links the airport to Antibes, Juan-les-Pins and Vallauris — the same motorway exit leads to Sophia Antipolis — and regional trains serve Antibes station from Nice. The bus thins out in the evening, the train means a change and a walk to the port. A private chauffeur takes over when the timetable or the luggage does not fit.
The Zou! Express 82 line serves Antibes, Juan-les-Pins and Vallauris from the airport; regional trains link Nice to Antibes station; a private chauffeur meets you at the terminal and drives you to the exact address. Around 30 minutes by road.
About 30 minutes for 23 km via the A8. Allow more in July and August, when crossing Juan-les-Pins is the slow point.
Yes, as close as possible to your passerelle or the security post. Give the boat name or berth number when booking, as access to the Quai des Milliardaires is controlled.
Cours Masséna and the ramparts are pedestrian: drop-off is at Porte d'Orée or Avenue Amiral de Grasse, a few dozen metres away. Your chauffeur helps with the luggage to the edge of the zone.
Yes, as an option to request when booking. Give the child's age and weight so the right seat is fitted before you land.
