Begin your day exploring Cannes' charming Old Town, Le Suquet, perched on a hill offering historic streets, panoramic views, and the old fishing quarter atmosphere. This area provides insight into Cannes' history away from the busy waterfront.
Visit the Musée de la Castre positioned in a medieval castle in Le Suquet. It houses ethnographic objects, musical instruments, and art from around the Mediterranean. Open 10am-6pm on Sundays.
Enjoy lunch at this quaint bistro located in Le Suquet offering Provençal cuisine in a cosy setting, perfect for sampling local dishes made from fresh regional ingredients.
Stroll down to Rue Meynadier, a lively pedestrian street less frequented by tourists than the Croisette, featuring local shops, cafés, and a more authentic Cannes vibe.
Discover this local microbrewery known for its craft beers made in Cannes. Take a short taxi (about 10 minutes, EUR10) as it is located outside the immediate city centre. Enjoy a tour or tasting of their unique brews.
Explore this lesser-known museum dedicated to photography in Cannes, open 10am-6pm on Sundays, showcasing a rich collection of historical and contemporary works.
Escape to this quiet park along the Croisette promenade, offering peaceful gardens and sculptures away from the crowds, ideal for a relaxing walk or rest before the evening.
Walk to Plage du Midi beach, less crowded than the main city beaches, located within walking distance (approx. 15 minutes) from the cruise port. Enjoy the quiet atmosphere and coastal views.
End your day with drinks at Bâoli, a chic bar popular with locals and celebrities, known for excellent cocktails and a lively but not overwhelming ambience. Located near the port and accessible by a short taxi ride (EUR10).