Unrivaled Glamour on the Rocks of Cap d'Antibes
Since 1870, Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc has stood as the quintessential European summer retreat for artists, luminaries, and discerning ocean enthusiasts. Perched at the southernmost tip of the Cap d'Antibes peninsula, the property is famous for its iconic heated saltwater pool blasted out of basalt stone cliffs overlooking the Lérins Islands.
Direct maritime access is provided via timber bathing platforms and private diving ladders attached directly to the rocky shoreline, complemented by 33 historic private coastal cabanas tucked among umbrella pines.
Essential Property & Water Specifications
Seasonal Sea Temperatures & Swimming Window
The sea at Cap d'Antibes warms rapidly in June (22°C), holding a tranquil 24.5°C average through July and August with gentle south-westerly breezes. Early September offers clear water and uncrowded maritime conditions.