Plage de la Salis

Really nice beach, crowded but full of space, I’m posting from here right now 16/08/2025 at 12:15 on a Saturday mid August and it’s just perfect Just be CAREFUL with the JELLYFISH, lots of kids and adults being stung by gigantic jellyfish, also the beach has a lot of kids on it, so if you’re no up to a beach full of kids and family I do not recommend, 100% a family place. Crossing the street there parking but not too much but it’s possible, free at Saturdays and also there is a few food trucks and a water rental place

Our favourite beach in Antibes area. Nice sand, beautiful water, small seaside snack shacks, toilets and a gorgeous view of old town Antibes and further in the distance Nice. A little further walk than plage Ponteille from old town however slightly less busy sometimes as a result and more amenities.

The perfect beach! Super soft sand, wonderful clear sea- perfect for swimming! We went in mid May and it wasn't very crowded at all. Great selection of beach huts serving food and drinks. Toilets nearby for convenience. Would definitely go back when we are next in the area!

Perfectly clean water. The beach doesn’t have sand. The only sand is on the volleyball court. Overall almost a perfect beach.

Lovely sandy beach, with a beautiful views of Antibes and Nice coast. Water is very clear. Parking on the street was easy, but probably full in season.

Pros: Crystal-clear water, fine sand, beautiful scenery, and several affordable chiringuitos nearby. Cons: Limited parking and very crowded during high season.

One of the very good white sand beaches in french riviera.

A beautiful beach with white sand and turquoise sea. Busy in the summer. There is a wheelchair area, which is very handy and you can hire chairs. The port is worth a look and you can walk up to a lighthouse with a great view from the top.

This is a great place to start your walk around the peninsula and Sentir du Littoral. The beach is quiet, no big waves, with a view of old Antibes in the distance. You have two restaurants to try, maybe more, and homes all around the place. You can get here walking, maybe thirty minutes, from Antibes, but it is easier to take a car, UBER, or taxi. The best part is the walk in the park around the Sentir. Go to Billionaires Beach for a great view and fun little cave with fire rings. Explore, relax, and get some sun!