RV Rental Antibes, PAC

Exflora Park offers visitors 12 acres of breathtaking gardens to enjoy. After a long day of exploring the commune, take a break by the pond or amble along the path that leads to the Mediterranean. The seasonal gardens ensure there's always something new to see no matter when you visit, whether it's palm trees, orange and olive groves, or colorful winter plants.

The Cap d’Antibes hiking trail is another popular outdoor activity loved for its panoramas of the city and sea. You'll find the trailhead at La Garoupe Beach. Highlights along this seriously scenic path include sweeping vistas of Antibes' stately homes as well as glimpses of colorful coves and bays where you can take a dip. This three-mile loop trail is rated moderate, but some parts of the path skirt the edges of the cliffs, so watch your step. You'll also want to be cautious of slippery sections during wet weather.

No visit to a glorious coastal town such as Antibes is complete without spending a lot of time at the beach. Plage du Ponteil is an excellent spot to spread out a beach towel and soak up some sunshine and views of the cityscape. Just a short walk from the Old Town, this sandy stretch of shoreline remains a firm favorite with many visitors, and it's often crowded in the summer months. Its location provides a natural shelter from the tides and elements, making it ideal for families with young children. This is just one of five public beaches in the municipality, so park your RV rental near Antibes and get ready to go beach-hopping.

Search for an RV in Antibes and gear up for an unforgettable escape on the French Riviera. You'll find a selection of affordable camper rentals near Antibes in Cannes. If you're coming from the opposite direction, you can locate motorhome rentals near Antibes in Nice or Grasse. Once you've picked up your rig, you'll need to find a spot to park it. Fortunately, there are a few campgrounds in town with all the home comforts.

Campsite les Embruns is an excellent place to park your RV rental in Antibes. This campground is conveniently situated between the beach and the river, making it a popular choice with those keen on watersports. You can even go scuba diving and windsurfing right on-site. RV campers can choose from 50 sites that are fully shaded and pet-friendly. The sites are fully equipped with electric hookups, and campers can also make use of the children’s play area and children’s games room. Other amenities include laundry facilities and a camp store.

Escape the hum of Antibes at Campsite Rossignol, a short drive north of town. More than 80 sites are available for your motorhome rental and come complete with electricity and cable TV. Once you've set up camp, cool off in the swimming pool or wander down to the beach. Guests will enjoy access to home comforts like clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities. A games room, sports courts, and a packed events schedule add a little extra family fun.

One of the first places on your Antibes itinerary should be Musée Picasso. The building you'll tour today boasts a rich history dating back to ancient times. This site was once the Acropolis of Antipolis. As the land changed hands over the centuries, the site transformed into a Roman military camp and then the Château Grimaldi. Picasso set up shop in the castle for a year and donated many of the pieces he produced to the city of Antibes. In addition to some of Picasso's lesser-known artworks, you'll also get to see the work of painter Joan Miro and sculptor Germaine Richier.

The Archaeology Museum is another must-see in Antibes. The museum tells a beautiful story of the town's ancient history through artifacts dating back to the seventh century unearthed from the old Greek town and Roman fortress. Highlights include medieval paintings and ancient Greek pottery. The museum itself is perched in a 17th-century fortress, which is steeped in history, too.

With its colorful Neoclassical facade, Antibes Cathedral isn't your average church. While a place of worship has occupied this site since the 13th century, the building you'll tour today was constructed in the mid-18th century. Step inside and admire the treasure trove of art on display, including the master-crafted organ, the statue of the Virgin Mary, and a cross dating back to the 15th century.

Ready to explore the rest of the Côte d'Azur? Fuel up your campervan rental in Antibes and grab a bite to eat before hitting the road again. Aside from the traditional French fare, you can indulge in Lebanese and Italian cuisine, or savor some fresh, local seafood.