Routes from Antibes
Start at the agreed berth and work outwards. The cap, nearby bays and a longer island request use the day differently, and each course remains subject to the captain and local permissions.
Locate the agreed starting berth
Port Vauban is a departure setting; Cap d’Antibes is a coastline to explore. Keep those two roles clear when comparing yacht proposals and transfer arrangements.
A named beach or restaurant is not an automatic landing point. Tender access, restaurant berths and any shore transfer must be confirmed for the specific yacht and date.
Time for the course you want
With a full day from Antibes, you can give the cap time of its own or set a longer course towards the islands. Decide which matters most. The passage takes a different share of the booking in each plan.
For half a day from Antibes, the old-town waterfront and cap offer a local course worth lingering over. Keep a distant landmark for a longer outing if reaching it would use most of the booking.
An alternative course to discuss
Around Cap d’Antibes, a change in wind direction can alter which side feels comfortable. A bright forecast on land does not settle the sea-state question. Ask the skipper when the route will be confirmed and which nearby alternative works for your group.
Request an Antibes charter proposal
Tell us who is coming and when you would like to leave Antibes. Add your route or preferred model if you have one; we can help with the remaining choices.
Share your preferred departure, guests and the part of the Riviera you would like to explore.