Villeneuve-Loubet and its beaches
Vaugrenier beach is on Route du Bord de Mer (RD 6098), towards Antibes. Les Maurettes beach is close to Villeneuve-Loubet station. Walk to the coast along public roads; the campsite gives an approximate 15-minute walk to the sea, depending on route and pace. There is no direct beach access.
Antibes
Visit the old town, Fort Carré or the Picasso Museum. Look up a train from Biot to Antibes, then continue from the station on foot or by local transport depending on your destination.
Nice
Explore the old town, Cours Saleya and Promenade des Anglais. Look up Biot – Nice-Ville trains, allowing for the onward journey to your visit. Buses to Nice Parc Phoenix require a connection to reach the city centre.
Cagnes-sur-Mer
Haut-de-Cagnes, the Renoir Museum and the seafront offer several ideas for a day out. Look up Biot – Cagnes-sur-Mer trains; allow for a walk or local connection to the places you want to visit.
Driving from the campsite
Start at 296 boulevard des Groules, Villeneuve-Loubet. Local access is via the RD 6007 or RD 6098, with the A8 for longer journeys. Plan your route to the exact place you want to visit: traffic and parking affect journey times.
By train and bus
Biot station is listed in the campsite access information. Check the walking route to the station, current TER timetables and engineering work. ZOU! bus 620 serves Nice Parc Phoenix – Villeneuve RD 6007 – Cannes; check the right stop and direction for your trip. The summer shuttle does not run all year.
After a day out, return to your chalet or pitch in the leafy surroundings of La Vieille Ferme.