Private jet charter to Antibes
Nestled between Cannes and Nice on the French Riviera, Antibes is a glamorous seaside town whose cobblestone streets and medieval ramparts have long inspired writers and artists. Today, a yacht-filled marina and sun-soaked beaches tempt glamorous jet-setters to this laidback Mediterranean resort. Get a fast quote with Air Charter Service to charter a private jet today.
Lose yourself in the narrow alleys and shady squares of Antibes’ walled old town, perusing stalls selling olives, oils and cheese at the Provençal market and people-watching from pavement cafes. At this historic district’s heart lies one of the city’s finest 16th-century landmarks, Chapelle Saint Bernardin, a gothic church with intricate frescoes and a magnificent wooden altarpiece. Travel further north to Fort Carré, a star-shaped fort built during the Renaissance, for 360-degree views of the city.
Like many cities on the Cote d’Azur, Antibes has been a creatives’ muse for decades and attracted impressionist artists including Monet and Picasso. Follow in the painters' footsteps on a guided tour of some of their favourite scenes, admiring stunning vistas like the cerulean sea, rocky outcrops and distant mountains. Then climb the steps up to the Musée Picasso, where hundreds of his works are displayed in a castle that was once his workshop.
It would be criminal to visit Antibes without relaxing on its many beaches. Sunbathers should join the throngs of tourists on the powdery sands of Plage du Ponteil or Plage de la Salis, while those seeking a more secluded stretch of seafront can head south to the forested Cap d’Antibes, which is dotted with grand villas and coastal walking trails boasting unobstructed sea views. On the other side of the cape you’ll find more of a party atmosphere on the beaches of Juan-les-Pins, a chic town known for its galleries and nightlife.
Simply contact one of our team and we can arrange everything you need to charter a private jet to Antibes, landing at Nice Côte d'Azur International Airport.
