 | Juan-les-Pins, France |
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Juan-les-Pins is considered the birth place of the modern trend of sunbathing and tanning, as well as the birth place of waterskiing. This little town is the hedonistic part of the Antibes peninsula and is popular with the young for its beach, many bars, ...
... for over an hour as all the cruiseline tourists jammed the platform. Thankfully most were headed to Monaco!! We arrived in Juan Les Pins in a torrential rain storm and waited it out in the tiny train station. After a short walk across the tracks we ...
... has beds for 14euro, only its a bloody long walk back to Antibes every day. Option two is the nearby town of Juan Le Pins, the more bohemian, authentically french area on the eastern side of the headland where Picasso and F. Scott Fitzgerald spent their ...
Bon Jour! Let us start by saying THANKS SO MUCH to Geoff, Brooke, Brenda and Mark who let us tag along with them for 4 days. It was soooo amazing - after camping for 45 days followed by world cup couch, we showed up on the French Riviera with a two- ...
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Staying on the French Riviera
Posted on May 25, 2009, 19:18:35
The article cites Juan les Pins which is very close to Antibes but actually, there are a good chunk of inexpensive hotels in the proper city of Antibes. Antibes is well connected on the train line so its an excellent location to be based in because ...
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Staying on the French Riviera
Posted on May 25, 2009, 03:51:19
The article cites Juan les Pins which is very close to Antibes but actually, there are a good chunk of inexpensive hotels in the proper city of Antibes. Antibes is well connected on the train line so its an excellent location to be based in because its ...
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