The walk is shown on many websites as being fairly easy, but it is very challenging near Juan les Pins with the path non existent in some places. It should also be noted that it is at least 3/4 hour walk from the end of the trail along the road into Juan les Pins. However, amazing experience and views. Just wear good walking shoes. For distance, with only one short stop, it took us over 4 hours to walk from the centre of Juan les Pins to the old town of Antibes.

Spectacular walk around the Cap. Takes around 1.20 in a comfortable pace. Beautiful scenery. Good shoes is a must. Walk is demanding due to narrow passages and a winding up and down path. Not for anyone with mobility problems. Start at Keller Beach where you will find a good parking place. End after Millionaires Bay (Ellery house) you will have approx 10 min walk back to the car.

Gorgeous hike along the rugged coastline. Trail head is adjacent to Plage Keller at Plage de la Garoupe. The pathway is narrow and there are a fair number of folks out hiking, so you have to squeeze past other walkers. The pathway is “paved” with large chunks of rock that are not level with the surface. Then there are stretches where there is no paving at all, just uneven chunks of rock. This can be slippery. Excellent cables as handrails in the most treacherous stretches. Once you start the hike, there are limited places to exit the trail. If you don’t want to do the entire walk, the lane near Chemin des Douaniers is an exit. We then returned for lunch at Plage Keller which made a lovely excursion. Definitely unsuitable for young children. (We saw one family with mom trying to guide three active children under the age of five along the path. I was sure one of the boys would pitch off the cliff.) Spectacular views. Nice promenade especially not to be rushed for enjoyment and safety.

If you want to go on a stunning walk around the coast of Antibes, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better alternative. The path is clearly marked, is generally well maintained, and not overly strenuous. There are quite a few steps, but our family of four managed without any issue - just be mindful of the heat!! There are very few, if any, sandy beaches along this walk, but several opportunities to stop and have a a sit down, dip your feet in the water, or even go for a swim (I’d recommend you bring beach shoes as it’s quite rocky/stony). It’s not a circular route, so you either have to walk back the same way or walk along roads back to the starting point.