Cannes

The Cannes gastronomic scene reflects the excellence of the destination, blending Provençal tradition, contemporary creativity, and Mediterranean influences. Michelin-starred restaurants stand alongside local institutions and exclusive addresses, creating an exceptional culinary ecosystem.

La Palme d’Or at the Martinez holds two Michelin stars under the direction of chef Christian Sinicropi. This exceptional restaurant offers creative Mediterranean cuisine in an Art Deco setting facing the sea. Reservations are highly sought after by international connoisseurs.

La Villa Archange in Le Cannet, led by chef Bruno Oger, holds a Michelin star with a creative approach to Provençal cuisine. This discreet address attracts gastronomes seeking authenticity in an intimate setting.

La Table 22 is among the best addresses in the city, offering refined modern French cuisine in a subdued atmosphere favored by regulars.

Beyond its glamorous image, Cannes reveals a rich heritage and authentic places of interest that only an in-depth knowledge allows you to fully discover.

Le Suquet

Perched on its hill, Le Suquet reveals Cannes as it was before luxury tourism. Its cobbled streets wind their way up to the Notre-Dame d’Espérance church and offer exceptional views over the bay. Art galleries, discreet restaurants, and artisan boutiques create a unique atmosphere, far from the bustle of the Croisette. The Suquet Tower, a remnant of medieval fortifications, houses the Castre Museum with its collections of primitive art and musical instruments from around the world.

Lérins Islands

Sainte-Marguerite Island and Saint-Honorat Island offer a striking contrast just a few minutes away by boat. Sainte-Marguerite is home to the Fort Royal and its Museum of the Man in the Iron Mask, set within pine forests and preserved coves. Saint-Honorat continues fifteen centuries of monastic tradition with its active Cistercian abbey. The monks produce renowned wine and welcome visitors in a unique spiritual setting in the Mediterranean.

La Croisette

This iconic 2-kilometer promenade has embodied the Cannes way of life since the Belle Époque. Lined with palaces, luxury boutiques, and private beaches, it serves as the stage for Cannes social life with its events, fashion shows, and exceptional receptions. The recently renovated Croisette gardens offer a shaded walk facing the Mediterranean, dotted with contemporary art installations.

Cannes organizes its nautical infrastructure around two complementary hubs: the authentic Old Port and Port Pierre Canto, dedicated to luxury yachting.

Port Pierre Canto

Created in the 1960s, Port Pierre Canto accommodates more than 600 berths, including many for superyachts. During major events, particularly the Cannes Film Festival and MIPIM, the port becomes a floating venue for receptions and networking.

Old Port of Cannes

More authentic, the Old Port preserves the traditional maritime spirit of Cannes. A preferred departure point to the Lérins Islands, it offers a preserved Mediterranean atmosphere with its typical restaurants along Quai Saint-Pierre.

Our nautical services:

• Airport transfers to yacht with full luggage handling
• Coordination of VIP embarkations and disembarkations
• Personalized guest welcome and exceptional protocols
• Crew logistics and full crew management
• Connections with all Riviera ports of call