I recently got some great news that Antibes Yachting’s blog has been selected by Feedspot as one of the "Top 40 Yacht Blogs, Websites and Influencers in 2020". I have made a concentrated effort to add useful and industry-relevant content to the blog, so I'm happy that...
A reminder to not forget to put the finishing touches on your holiday marketing campaigns. What holiday marketing campaign I hear you say! Christmas sees a wave of seasonal marketing and promotions flooding our social media feeds. Some companies are cranking out...
Twenty-one years ago, the Pelagos Agreement on the creation in the Mediterranean of a sanctuary for marine mammals was signed. What is the Pelagos Sanctuary? The Sanctuary is a marine area of 87,500 sq. km subject to an agreement between Italy, Monaco and France for...
President Macron recently detailed a progressive lockdown exit strategy which has seen the reopening of non-essential stores and extended trips (previously limited to 1 km/1 hour from your home) from Saturday 28th November in France. First step: November 28, in the...
This year has been one of ups and downs for the yachting industry - usually, Saint-Tropez is rammed with yachts and tourists, increasing the population up to 100,000 daily visitors in high season. Yes, people go to ‘St Trop’ to see and be seen, but it has so much more...
Despite its size, Antibes has lots of attractions and activities to enjoy. Look past the town remparts and port, and you can delve into some interesting things to see and do in Antibes. A brief history of Antibes The Greeks set up their trading post of Antipolis in...
An impressive €135 million investment is set to transform Port Vauban into a new state-of-the-art facility over the next few years. With construction due to begin in October 2020 and be completed by the spring of 2023, the works will only occur during the winter...
Every year, yachties are looking for activities, events and recommendations for things to see in Antibes. We’ve read far too many Antibes travel guides over the years to know that most have been written by people who have never set a foot on French Riviera soil! ...
