Very nice course - The bus has a different circuit from the small train, it goes to the Cap d’Antibes and climbs to the Chapelle de la Garoupe, The route is splendid.

Great. - Great course, thank you to Angelo for his advice. Possibility to get off at each stop and resume later, I recommend

Worthwhile excursion - Great driver. Good audio on the bus and the stops were all interesting. Good value. for money. Good views from all of the seats. Better than the petit train.

Great way to see Antibes without all the walking - This was great because it’s a nice way to get around and see Antibes with minimal walking. I loved that it gave me an option to hop off and take another bus at a later time. This allowed me to spend several hours at the beach. My only complaint is that it is way expensive. You can pay directly through the company and get two days for the price I paid. Live and learn.

Join the practical with the pleasant! - 4 strategic stops that allow you to see as well the square fort as the Trail Hair Puller as Juan les Pins or the different beaches. I took the ticket 2 days at 18€, I appreciated the flexibility (I was able to use it 2 days apart). I had 2 different drivers: a woman and a man, both were very friendly and attentive to their passengers. I also enjoyed the stop at the Garoupe chapel with the accompanying drivers. It's also nice to just stay on the bus.

the earphones do not work... - the earphones do not work well I speak English and was getting German, Spanish or Nothing the tour director hadminimal intereraction with the group

No interest: just time and money wasted! - We took this bus at 9 am in the morning and were the only travelers: obviously our presence at this early hour had the knack of annoying our driver (who thought maybe to enjoy this free time) Maybe that's why he spent the WHOLE tour making personal phone calls: we got his "see you soon" and "I'm coming when for the aperitif" Besides being unprofessional at all, this is potentially dangerous especially when providing public transport ... The driver also indicated that he only accepted cash .... A 10-minute stop at the Garoupe lighthouse to allow him to go to the toilet and for us to take only a few steps. We did not put the headsets on our ears because unlike other buses we have experimented with, they are not single-use: this is not at all hygienic, not to mention the state of cleanliness of the bus. As for the tour itself, it doesn't have much interest because half of it happens in the city in congestion and city pollution with nothing to admire but shopping streets!

Bus tour to avoid - Do not take this tour with the Open Antibes buses. The driver was very unpleasant and rude, he drove very badly. In addition, he had to stop at the Garoupe lighthouse for 30 minutes to allow passengers to take photos, he did not. There are several helmets that do not work. To be absolutely avoided!

Bad experience with a surly driver - On July 21 we spent an afternoon in Antibes and rode the le petit train, a cute experience and nice way to see Antibes. Next, we wanted to see Cap d’Antibes, which without a rental car, requires the sightseeing bus. We walked up the street to stop #1 of the route and waited for the 5:30 bus, which is the last route of the day. The daily schedule for the bus tour is posted on the signs, website, and in the company’s pamphlet. What is also posted on the city signs, website, and pamphlet is the price and how to purchase a ticket - online or on the bus. When the empty bus pulled up at stop #1, the waiting passengers began climbing aboard the bus and trying to pay. The driver refused to take cash or cards from the passengers waiting at the stop to board the bus. He said he was done for the day and to come back at 10:30 tomorrow. All prospective passengers pointed out there was one more published run, payment was allowed on the bus, and they would not be in Antibes the next day. The driver would not budge. Everyone in the group offered cash and generous bonuses to take us on the last route of the day. The driver kept saying no, he was done for the day. Needless to say, we, and the other waiting passengers were very disappointed and very glad we had not purchased advance tickets online. Due to this experience, I recommend either getting a morning tour or not purchasing tickets in advance because there is a chance they will not be honored by drivers who want to go home early. I should also point out that we did not see any of the tour bus the entire afternoon in Antibes.

Can’t recommend - Can’t recommend this. We waited for the bus at the official stop at Juan les Pins, but the bus just drove by without stopping! What use is a bus service that doesn’t stop? Headphones not working so no commentary. At one point driver drove over a ‘sleeping policeman’ (bump in the road) so fast that a passenger in the back row was thrown out of their seat. At another stop the driver sat chatting for 20 minutes, long past the official departure time. Seems like a very tired service that is not well managed. Use an Uber instead!