Quality/Quantity - At minimum you want to visit the outside of the museum. If not just for the huge…read moreCannes sign; see pictures. Ambiance - The outside was beautiful. Personally, I feel you can skip the museum. See how few pictures there are on Yelp. There are more of the outside rather than the inside. Service - Self service. Price - 6.50 Euros; $7.50 US for the museum. Exterior = Free. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

The museum is quite small, but well laid out and maintained. Like another review mentioned, the…read moreticket price (€6.50 as of January 2024) is well worth it to climb atop the tower for an amazing 360 panoramic view of Cannes, the city, port, ocean and Alps in the North. Since Cannes is much more devoid of tourists during off-peak season, and also not particularly known for its museums, it was lovely to enjoy the tower and most of the museum by myself on a brisk sunny weekday morning. Most of the exhibits center around ethnographic findings from French explorers in the 19th century, including articles and artifacts from Oceania, Africa, and the Mediterranean. Currently another exhibition towards the back few rooms showcases paintings following Nice through its development from fishing town to bustling port city. Note the tower requires climbing up a rather steep set of stairs to a small (maybe 8x8 foot area) on top which aside from the wall of the tower doesn't have any other railing or enclosure. So not recommended for little children unless they're strapped to you. Aside from stairs there's no other access so a) if you have a mobile disability it will not be accessible, b) the staircase is quite narrow inside and because the steps are wooden planks, you can see between each step, which may make it challenging for those with a fear of heights. Separately since part of the stairs run outside the tower, and the top of the tower is not covered, if there is inclement weather access to the top may be restricted.

This is an exciting and luxurious place to walk around and enjoy the sunrise or sunset depending on…read morewhat time you decide to be there. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay for a week here and planning to get back to Cannes to enjoy this magnificent view .

The Port of Cannes is always a challenge due to the tenders. Since we had a private tour, we wanted…read moreto get off our cruise boat, the Norwegian Epic, as efficiently as possible. We knew from our experience three years earlier to talk to the Latitudes Rewards concierge. This paid off as we were the first passengers off the boat that did not have a NCL shore excursion. The Port de Cannes itself is so convenient. We met Yann from Liven Up as we exited the terminal for our tour of Monaco, St. Paul de Vence and Cannes. On the way back, he dropped us off near the Red Carpet of the Cannes Film Festival. So interesting to watch as they set up for the festival that started the following day. Just an easy ten minute walk back to catch a tender to get back to the ship. The morning views from the tender were so beautiful. Nice to see all of the boats in the harbor and the beach on the walk back to the tender. A great day in the French Riviera.

Best kabobs ever. The hummus and rice excellent as well. Superb drinks and service too. Came back…read morethe next hight it was that good. Highly recommend.

Sat down with plates covered in ash from cigarettes. No one seemed to care. The food was ok but…read morenothing special for the price. Was charged a service fee just for them to walk around "patrolling the area" I don't know what was wrong with the employees it felt like daycare for adults. The ambiance wasn't even that nice. Made the mistake of going here after a long travel day because it was by the hotel. Could have walked three blocks over to get anything else. Please do not eat here.

Beautiful scenic area in Cannes by the water. Fun to walk around and enjoy the beautiful day.read more

The bass fish filet was good. Fried zucchini flower is a bit too oily and flavorless.read more

Absolutely awesome. This place is a scooter rental shop located right next to the marina where the…read morecruise ships tender in. You walk off, walk maybe 100 feet and on the left are these clean, very nice scooters. We rented a 50cc Vespa and shared it (didn't mind that it only went 35MPH) and rode the coastline for miles. The cost was extremely affordable and the staff very attentive and friendly. Only down side is there is a substantial deposit but I think if I would have called Amex before they would have confirmed the 'car rental insurance' that they provide on all car rentals made using their card. I paid using my Captial 1 card and had zero issues. Very very happy with this business

Might've been nice, but I wouldn't know. Paid for a tour for 6 people. Was not able to get there…read moreon time from the cruise tender, tho I communicated via Viator, but wouldn't allow another same day tour nor give partial money back. Service not rendered should at least get partial funds back.

2 of 2 Yelp reviews. 4.5 stars rounded up…read more Quality/Quantity - I think I might have enjoyed this visit more if we came NOT during the Cannes annual film festival. It would have been less relaxing. Must dos: Walk the beaches, main boulevard. Forville Market, Rue d'Antibes (shopping district), churches, casinos (bring your passport), old port, oh and of course the Cannes Film Festival, lol. Other things to do that we did not have time for: Lerins islands, Sainte Marguerite Island, any of the nearby islands (lol), painted walls, beaches, fortified monastery, etc. Ambiance - See above. Service - Overall good. Price - Expensive, but probably due to the Cannes Film Festival this week. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Cannes is a beautiful city locally served by Nice airport which is approx 40 minutes from the city…read more The city is high end no way around it. The hotels are all very expensive, especially hotels situated across from the beach on boulevard de la Croisette. Hotel restaurants are all obscenely over priced. You can find better values in the old part of Cannes. The beaches are beautiful and free, many hotels setup bars and restaurants on the beach and include chair, towel and drink service. The shopping in the area is excellent if you are seeking the highest end brands from Europe, Louie Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, Dior and Armani to name a few. I recommend checking the monthly weather reports for anticipated weather. We traveled in late October and it wasn't my choice as it was a business event. The weather wasn't great as it was cool and rainy. September on the other hand is beautiful.

I've been to Le Jardin on my last 2 visits to Cannes. I actually tried it based on others' reviews…read moreof the place. I'll have to say, they've carved a nice little niche out for themselves. This place feels kind of hidden even though it's right off the beaten path of a ton of great places to dine. My friends and I have made this our "drink stop just before dinner" place. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area and looking for a relaxing place to grab a glass of wine.

Off the beaten path but definitely worth it. The ambiance is what makes it so special. Plenty of…read moreother restaurants in The area but I liked that this was intimate and quiet. The owner was very nice and explained the menu well. The veggie brushetta was amazing, similar to a pizza. Only down side, they only accepted cash.

This is an amazing place. Fantastic food and friendly employees as well as other patrons. Ordered…read morethe "squid ink" pasta, risotto and Cesar salad. When I was finished was allowed to walk out to the beach put my toes in the water.

We got a front row spot on the beach for dinner. The meal was delicious and the service impeccable…read more You cannot beat the view. We are debating on whether to return again tomorrow even though there are so many other options we haven't tried. Make sure you reserve though. We only got a spot on the beach because my wife has a pretty smile.