Very close to the historic townof Antibes, Juan-les-Pins is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the Mediterranean coast of France. Charismatic, sunny and with a rich cultural calendar, the Provençal town will appeal to visitors in search of entertainment and dynamism. Chartering a boat in Juan-les-Pins is a particularly interesting option for discovering the countless wonders of the Côte d'Azur from the sea. Moored in the port, you will have a comfortable residence while being close to the monuments and attractions of the city center. The joys of sailing on a yacht charter in Juan-les-Pins will take you in the open sea to the most beautiful beaches in the region, including La Joliette, Le Rocher and La Garoupe.
Head forAntibes and Port Vauban, where the world's most beautiful yachts regularly come to anchor. Water-jet-powered motorized craft from your yacht charter in Juan-Les-Pins and set off to conquer the citadel, whose huge, perfectly preserved fortifications bear witness to the city's prestigious past. At the end of the day, a peaceful stroll along La Promenade du Soleil promises a spectacular sunset.
Discover the remarkable places of Antibes
For lovers of beautiful architecture, this walk will give them the opportunity to immortalize some gems. As you head towards the city center, you will see a rich historical heritage unfold before you. The remains of the Roman aqueduct of Font Vieille, the Château Salé, the Church of the Assumption and the Château de Grimaldi, which houses the Picasso Museum, are among the must-sees. The religious heritageof Antibes is also remarkable. The church of Notre-Dame de la Garoupe, built in the 14th century, the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Bonté and the chapel of Saint-Jean are just a few examples among many others. In the hinterland, the historic villages of Vallauris and Biot are also worth a visit in terms of architecture!
The villas that adorn the townof Antibes also deserve special attention. Some of them, open to the public, will entertain budding botanists. We would particularly like to mention Villa Thuret. Awarded the "Remarkable Garden" label in 2007, this magnificent residence is home to a vast 3.5-hectare botanical park. Strolling through it, you can admire an incredible collection of exotic plants and shafts such as Chilean coconut palms. Cypress, mimosa, palm and eucalyptus trees follow one another throughout your walk in the garden.
In the heart of the old townof Antibes, take a trip to the most authentic Provençal market on the Côte d'Azur! Around fifty traders will seduce you with a multitude of colors and intoxicating scents. Above all, don't miss"Jazz à Juan" in July, the oldest Jazz Festival in Europe. Facing the sea, the Pinède de Gould has welcomed the greatest jazzmen every summer since the 1960s, an unmissable event in the international capital of Jazz!
Finally, a visit to Marineland is a must for anyone visiting Antibes. This internationally renowned park is entirely dedicated to the sea and promises you breathtaking shows as well as the chance to contemplate many protected species of marine animals.
Ideas for excursions at sea on board a yacht charter in Juan-Les-Pins
How can you resist the call of a Mediterranean yacht charter when staying in one of the iconic cities of the French Riviera? Don't fight it any longer, let yourself be carried away by the waves, following your wildest desires, by renting a boat in Juan-Les-Pins! Located to the south of the cityof Antibes, Juan-Les-Pins is a strategic point from which to visit the flagship cities of the Côte d'Azur: Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez and Monaco. Further out in the open sea, take advantage of a yacht charter in Juan-les-Pins to explore Cap d'Antibes by sea, one of the most spectacular spots on the French Riviera. Also, located opposite the Bay of Cannes and the Massif de l'Estérel, the Lérins Islands offer a splendid landscape. The islands of Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat are two unique gems not to be missed on a cruise along the French Riviera, to be explored to your heart's content on the side of the boat during your yacht charter in Juan-les-Pins!
Once you have both feet on the ground, your stopover in Juan-les-Pins will also give you the opportunity to stretch your legs along the French Riviera. If you want to follow a remarkable sailing itinerary, head for Cap d'Antibes, located to the east of the district. You can follow the famous Sentier de Tire-poil, formerly known as the Chemin des Douaniers, to the magnificent Garoupe beach. An unforgettable tourist walk of about 2 hours that winds its way through wild nature, intimate coves and splendid private properties along the seaside. This trail offers a captivating view of the rugged coastline of the Alpes-Maritimes and many heavenly beaches on the Baie des Milliardaires, sheltered from view.
Not far from Cap d'Antibes and close to the center, take a relaxing break on the "Pavillon Bleu" certified Salis beach. Offering a remarkable view of the Garoupe lighthouse and Old Antibes, this fine sandy beach with translucent waters is the ideal place to enjoy a convivial moment with family or friends. Also, from the Garoupe lighthouse, admire the exceptional view of Antibes, the Baie des Anges and the Alps. Enjoy a panoramic view of the French Riviera from Fort Carré on the Saint Roch peninsula, a former military fort dating from the 16th century.
Practical information for your yacht charter in Juan-les-Pins
rent a boat in Juan-les-Pins: with or without a skipper?
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*You will not need a boat license if you are sailing a sailboat less than 6 nautical miles (approximately 10 km) from shelter or if you are in a motorboat with an engine power of less than 40 horsepower.
How much does a yacht charter cost in Juan-les-Pins?
For sailing in the Mediterranean in France, you will find both boats with one hull and catamarans available for charter. The table below gives you an idea of the average rate according to the type of boat. Note that these prices are indicative and may vary depending on the age of the boat, its size, the model, the period, etc. Please also note that the prices do not include extras such as the use of a skipper.
| Type of boat | High Season July and August | Mid Season May, June and September | Low Season April and October |
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| Monohull (2 cabins) | 2,200 USD | 1,800 USD | 1,500 USD |
| Monohull (3 cabins) | 2,700 USD | 2,100 USD | 1,800 USD |
| Monohull (4 cabins) | 3,200 USD | 2,700 USD | 2,200 USD |
| Catamaran (between 30 and 40 feet) | 3,500 USD | 4,500 USD | 3,500 USD |
| Catamaran (between 40 and 50 feet) | 6,000 USD | 5,000 USD | 3,800 USD |
What are the weather conditions for sailing in Juan-les-Pins?
In terms of the weather, temperatures are fairly mild throughout the year.
During your trip in the Mediterranean in France, you may encounter two types of wind. The prevailing wind is a thermal breeze, created by the difference in temperature between the sea and the land when it is hot. Generally speaking, this wind picks up at the beginning of the afternoon and dies down at the end of the evening, which is ideal for sailing. The second wind is the Mistral. It can make sailing challenging because it blows in gusts of up to 100 kilometers per hour. We advise you to plan your sailing itinerary in advance and adapt your cruise according to the wind conditions.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 659 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $36,926 |
| Minimum weekly price | $557 |
| Maximum price per week | $995,138 |