Boats moored in Port Vauban in Antibes, with Fort Carré on the hill behind.

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Port Vauban

Port Vauban is the harbour of Antibes, a natural anchorage used since Greek and Roman times and fortified in the 1680s by Vauban and his engineer Antoine Niquet. Today it is a marina with about 1,500 berths that takes yachts up to 150 metres long. Its quays run from the walls of the old town to the foot of Fort Carré.

Nearby

Fort Carré

castle

Antibes Cathedral

church

Musée Picasso Antibes

art museum

Free entry

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