Tour of the Cap d’Antibes

From the busy quays of Antibes to the hush of Aleppo pines, the scenery flips: along a 6 km shoreline, snow-dusted Alps in winter, porphyry coves, and Belle Époque façades line the run. We cruise the balcony-like boulevard de Bacon, then climb to La Garoupe (161 m), where the lighthouse and sailors’ chapel have watched since 1837. Westward glints Juan-les-Pins; offshore, the Esterel draws its red lace. Gardens matter here too: Villa Eilenroc (1867), whose rose garden breathes deeper when an easterly wind rolls in.

Pick-up is seamless from your Antibes or Juan-les-Pins hotel, with a Mercedes at disposal and a flexible route: your driver adjusts the pace, waits while you tour, shoot photos, taste. With Amani Limousines, your dedicated chauffeur in Antibes knows the viewpoints, one-way shortcuts, and quick-stop spots. We pause at Villa Eilenroc (when open), head up to La Garoupe, then slip to Plage Keller at the tip; each hop is about 10 minutes, and you savour the table while he handles the road and bookings.