Stroll down past the giant yachts
to one of the many beaches. Choose
your restaurant en route! Buy your
wine from high class cellars or
take it away in a plastic flagon
- the choice is yours - but all
on your doorstep. Delicatessens
are busy preparing food to take
away....collect your croissants,
palmiers and pain au beurre et sucre
from 'Paul's' for breakfast...and
your coffee ground from the shop
next door.
A few steps take you up to the
narrow, intimate restaurant street
in Le Suquet - rue St. Antoine -
where white-clothed, candlelit tables
line the street and delicious food
appears.
Take the train along the coast
to Antibes, Nice, Villefranche,
Monaco, Menton and into Italy or
go by boat to St. Tropez.
Play golf at the numerous courses
around Cannes.
Go designer shopping on the Croisette
and in the rue d'Antibes or visit
the market in the rue Gambetta.
Metres of shops of all kinds wait
to tempt you in the rue Meynardier.
Visit the open air Saturday and
Sunday craft, antique and art market
near the sea front and watch the
local men play bowls at the same
time.
To find out what is happening in
Cannes visit the Palais
de Festivals website.
The Arcades Cinema screens English-speaking
films.
Go on a boat excursion - long or
short - perhaps visit the Lerin
Islands off the coast where the
Man in the Iron Mask was imprisoned
- you can even go to Corsica by
boat. Learn to dive from a specialist
boat in the old harbour, or go sea
fishing.
Bus and trains for inland excursions
and to places along the coast all
on your doorstep. Flat walking.
Follow one of the guided walks
you will find at the Tourist Office
or go on one of their organised
excursions. If walking doesn't appeal
take Le Petit Train which offers
two different tours of Cannes departing
from in front of the Majestic Hotel.
Or just stroll about people watching,
eating, drinking, relaxing and catching
the street entertainers.
For
an elegant evening, visit the piano
bar at the Martinez Hotel and do
have a look at the Carlton and the
Majestic Hotels. Casinos and nightclubs
abound - try Palm Beach or Jimmy's.
And then just pop back to your
nest at Studio 3 ready for another
day.