Baie des Milliardaires d'Antibes

This is a sweet little beach! As others have noted, it’s incredibly rocky which can make it tricky to navigate, but the views are beautiful and the swimming is nice. We went for sunset, and I felt a couple of hours was more than enough. For us, it wasn’t crowded.

A beautiful place, but it’s quite difficult to find a spot because it gets very crowded. We visited in July, so it might be different during other seasons.

Absolutely gorgeous little beach near Antibes. 100% recommend checking out and spending a few hours under the sun and jumping into the clear waters. The beach has rocks but I found it ol to go in the water without water shoes, but may be more comfortable with water shoes. No public toilet on the beach but there's a stand alone one before you head down to the beach. It's a precious little gem beach ✨️

Very nice, very crowded, not family friendly but beautiful. On the other hand you realize that everything around is locked and private owned, not available to the public. So, a nice journey for one off but I have seen nice areas. However, for Cap de Antigua it is worth a romantic swim. Take your aqua shoes otherwise you will memorize it for ever

Visiting the Bay of Antibes Billionaires was an a good experience. The beautiful landscape of the Mediterranean coast is truly breathtaking, and the stunning views make this spot a must-visit if you’re in the area. The turquoise waters, secluded coves, and lush surroundings offer a peaceful escape. We enjoyed taking in the incredible scenery and learning why it’s such a sought-after location for the ultra-wealthy. While much of the area is private, the coastal paths offer plenty of opportunities to soak in the views. This was an absolutely beautiful stop, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the French Riviera.

The most beautiful beach in South of France definitely. Very private area (although a public beach), quiet and beautiful, with clear blue water. The nature is stunning.

From Antibes station climb the stairs, walk over the bridge to bus stop number 3 and get the Bus 82 to Fontaine. Beautiful small rocky beach. Bring water shoes as the rocks can hurt your feet and be careful when getting into the water because the rocks are slippery. Come early to find a spot to sunbathe as it will fill up quickly. We just came to chill for an hour before starting the hike along the coast.

A very overhyped, overcrowded, and uncomfortable place to be. The water isn’t particularly good, and the “beach” itself is far from comfortable. In fact, this was the only spot along the Côte d’Azur where we saw a jellyfish—our first and last of the trip. The water and the surroundings were much cleaner in nearby areas such as Criques de la Garoupe. Such a waste of valuable time I wish I could take back.