Whether you’re a beginner or a practised golfer, come and discover the most beautiful 18-hole golf courses around Cannes.
Close to the coast or in the hinterland, perfect your swing in the unspoilt environment of the prestigious Riviera golf courses.

Just a few miles from La Croisette, there are 10 golf courses to choose from where you can enjoy the game to the full, along with the wonderful scenery.

• Cannes-Mandelieu Old Course www.golfoldcourse.com
• Royal Mougins Golf Club www.royalmougins.fr
• Riviera Golf De Barbossi www.rivieragolf-ddeb.fr
• Golf Country Club de Cannes-Mougins www.golfcannesmougins.com
• Golf-Club de Saint-Donat www.golfsaintdonat.com
• Golf de la Grande Bastide www.opengolfclub.com
• Golf d’Opio-Valbonne www.opengolfclub.com
• Golf du Claux Amic www.claux-amic.com
• Terre Blanche Hôtel Spa Golf Resort www.terre-blanche.com
• Golf & Château de Taulane www.chateau-taulane.com

Click here to see the golf course brochure.

• Marineland : Situated in Antibes, Marineland is a marine park and dolphinarium.  A visit to the park gives young and old alike a chance to admire the unique shows with killer whales, dolphins and sealions.  The theme park also has a water park (Aqua Splash), children’s park (The Far West Farm) and a mini-golf course (Adventure Golf).

• Fragonard : Situated in the perfume town of Grasse, the Fragonard museum (on the 1st floor of the historic factory) has a private collection of perfume bottles, stills, documents and other items relating to the history of the perfume industry from ancient times to the modern day.   The museum is open every day.  Free tours.  There is also a Fragonard shop in rue d’Antibes, just a 5-min walk from the hotel.

• Nice : 30 km from Cannes, at the lower end of the Bay of Angels, Nice is the symbol of the French Riviera. Just lose yourself in the narrow streets of the old town, take a stroll along the famous Promenade des Anglais then enter the heart of the city to explore its architectural heritage, parks and gardens.

• Monaco : 60 km from Cannes, the principality attracts large numbers of international tourists.  A tour of the old town on the Rock takes you via the Prince’s Palace, the Cathedral and the Oceanographic Museum with its famous aquarium. The Monte Carlo district is famous for its casino, the Hôtel de Paris and the Opera House and its ballets. The Principality is also the setting for a variety of sporting events such as the Monaco Grand Prix, the Monte Carlo car rally and the Monte Carlo Country Club Open Tennis Tournament.

• Castre Museum : Situated on the heights of the Le Suquet district, 1 km from the hotel, the Castre Museum is set in the former citadel of the abbots of Lerins.  Here you’ll find exhibitions of Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek and Roman antique art, paintings by local artists retracing the history of Cannes and a collection of musical instruments from all over the world.  From here you can admire the incredible panoramic view over the different parts of the town and across to the Lérins islands.

• La Malmaison Arts Centre : Situated on the boulevard de la Croisette, La Malmaison was set up as a museum in 1983 and renovated in 1993. The ground floor now houses two major exhibitions per year, regularly showing works by famous painters such as Matisse, Ozenfant and Picasso (for whom the French Riviera was a source of inspiration), as well as internationally famous artists from the 20th and 21st centuries such as Miro, Masson, César and the Chinese painter Chu Teh-Chun. These prestigious contemporary collections are given their full value by the intimate nature of the setting and the superbly-proportioned rooms.

• Rue d’Antibes : Parallel to La Croisette, this is the place to go for shopping in Cannes, the rue d’Antibes stands out for its urban chic which rivals that of La Croisette. Here you’ll find perfume shops, jewellers, florists, ready-to-wear, sweet shops, tea shops, beauty salons, decoration stores, etc.  All the famous retailers are here: Zara, Mango, La Fnac, Ladurée, Lenôtre, Mage, Diesel, Swatch, Swaroski, Gérard Darel, Kopples, André…

• La Croisette : Along the 3km of the famous La Croisette, you’ll find the famous Haute-Couture houses such as Chanel, Dior, Yves-Saint Laurent, luxury ready-to-wear boutiques such as Armani and Céline, prestigious jewellers such as Cartier, Chopard, Ferret, Fred and luxury leather goods shops such as Fendi, Gucci, Hermès, Vuitton, Ferragamo, Lancel…

• Rue Meynadier : This is the largest pedestrian street in the town and is a colourful, popular shopping street that is pleasant to stroll along. Take time to admire the multi-coloured facades and the frontages of the many shops.  One thing is for sure: you won’t be able to resist the delicious cakes and Provençal specialities on display in the windows.

• Forville Market : the finest food market in the region, situated in the Le Suquet area, takes place every day.  This multi-coloured market is bursting with fresh produce brought straight from the Provençal hinterland: lettuce from Fréjus, olives from Grasse, fish freshly caught off the Lérins islands and flowers grown in Antibes…

• Gambetta Market :  Just 5 min from the hotel, Gambetta Market is open every morning except Monday from 7.00 am to 1.00 pm. Well-known for its clothes and leather goods stalls, the market also offers a wide variety of fruit and vegetables.