Cannes Port Shuttles

A couple-dozen miles west of France’s shoreline city of Nice, the artsy metropolis of Cannes brings dozens of cruise lines to its famed Port de Cannes. Cruise through the Bay of Cannes all smiles when the boat docks, looking forward to instant access to the city’s Le Suquet neighborhood, and its many bright cottage homes made humble by towering Gothic churches. Easy ways to see the region include taking advantage of different modes of public transportation, whether it be the three main terminal lines that depart from the area, or the Quai Laubeuf bus station a bit further down the road. Private vehicle options make things especially easy for those looking to get an intimate perspective, whether it be through the simplicity of a small sedan or the spaciousness of a bus. Meet-and-greet services offer the opportunity to enjoy total convenience from the get go, not only through luxury limousine drop offs to fine seafood restaurants, but through the simplicity of local personal drivers and their ability to make each turn extraordinary.

Nearby landmarks along the bay include various exhibits across the 19th-century ambiance of the Musée de la Castre, a unique museum located within an old medieval tower and offering lookouts from an old armament, while the Gothic-style stone structure of the Church of Our Lady of Esperance is home to a dramatic interior adorned with wood panels and stained glass, as well as an attached courtyard with arched alleyways and gardens. Move onto the upscale French cuisine at Table 22 to enjoy a priceless conversation, likewise conversation found at the transportive La Toque d’Or. West of the port is Beach Midi, a large public bath offering sandy lookouts of bright blue waters, plus an array of outdoor cafes offering sunset views at the end of the night. And a city known for its showcase of theater and film, Cannes wouldn’t be what it is without scenic locations like the Villa Rothschild & Gardens, among other locations.