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Cannes sits in the southeastern French Riviera (Côte d'Azur), 25 kilometres west of Nice and 100 kilometres east of Marseille — a former Roman-era fishing village that became a European aristocratic resort after 1834 when British Lord Brougham was forced to overwinter here due to a cholera quarantine on the Italian border and built a winter residence, triggering the development that turned Cannes into the most-rated French Riviera resort. The town has been hosting the Cannes Film Festival at the seafront Palais des Festivals every May since 1946. The defining seafront is the 2-kilometre Boulevard de la Croisette with 25+ luxury hotels (Carlton, Majestic, Martinez) and 6 private beach clubs. The yacht harbour is the historic Vieux Port on the west side. Day-sail destinations include the Lérins Islands (Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat, 1 kilometre offshore) and Antibes (12 kilometres east). Cannes is 2 hours from Saint-Tropez by sail. Season runs April through October.
La Croisette is Cannes' most famous waterfront promenade, lined with palm trees, luxury boutiques, and prestigious hotels. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, admire the elegant architecture, and enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. La Croisette is also home to Cannes' iconic Film Festival, held annually at the Palais des Festivals.
Le Suquet is Cannes' charming Old Town, perched atop a hill overlooking the city and the sea. Visitors can wander through narrow cobblestone streets, explore historic buildings, and discover quaint cafes and boutiques. Highlights include the Musée de la Castre, housed in a medieval castle, and the Notre-Dame de l'Espérance church.
The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès is Cannes' major convention center and the venue for the renowned Cannes Film Festival. Visitors can walk the iconic red carpet, explore exhibition spaces, and learn about the history of the film industry at the onsite museum. The Palais also hosts various events and conferences throughout the year.
Île Sainte-Marguerite is one of the Lérins Islands located just off the coast of Cannes. Visitors can take a short ferry ride to the island and explore its natural beauty, including pine forests, sandy beaches, and scenic walking trails. The island is also home to the Fort Royal, where the famous "Man in the Iron Mask" was imprisoned.
Musée de la Castre is a fascinating museum located in the historic Le Suquet neighborhood. Housed in a medieval castle, the museum features a diverse collection of art and artifacts from around the world, including pre-Columbian objects, Mediterranean antiquities, and ethnographic displays. Visitors can also climb the museum's tower for panoramic views of Cannes and the surrounding area, making it a must-visit attraction for history and culture enthusiasts.
Situated on the prestigious Boulevard de la Croisette, Plage Goéland offers an exclusive and upscale beach experience. Visitors can enjoy pristine white sand, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious amenities such as plush sun loungers, private cabanas, and attentive beach attendants catering to guests' every need. The beach also features a chic beach club and restaurant serving gourmet cuisine and refreshing cocktails.
Cannes' Icon of Cinema and Seaside Glamour
Facing the famous Palais des Festivals, Le Majestic is where Cannes' red-carpet energy meets refined Riviera elegance. This legendary hotel is more than a place to stay—it’s a destination in itself, drawing celebrities, artists, and travelers from around the world. With its grand façade, private beach, and exquisite restaurants, Le Majestic offers a perfect escape between sea and stardom. Whether you step ashore for a cocktail at the chic Bar Galerie du Fouquet's, lounge under the palms at Hyde Beach, or simply stroll past its film-set aura, this is where Cannes reveals its most glamorous side.
Sail into the heart of cinematic charm—Le Majestic is the Riviera at its most iconic.
Sun, Style, and Riviera Chill
Tucked beneath the palm-lined terrace of Le Majestic, Hyde Beach is the perfect blend of laid-back luxury and Riviera cool. With sunbeds stretching out to the sea, Mediterranean-inspired dishes, curated cocktails, and ambient beats, it’s a beach club that transforms lounging into an art form. Whether you come ashore for a leisurely lunch, sunset spritz, or a stylish escape between sailing days, Hyde Beach offers a slice of Cannes at its most relaxed and radiant.
Where your sailing day meets barefoot glamour—Hyde Beach is sun-soaked simplicity at its finest.
