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Yes, most activities listed on Funbooker have English-speaking guides or provide instructions in English, so the language barrier isn't an issue.
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It's recommended, especially during the Film Festival in May and throughout the summer season, when the most popular experiences can sell out quickly. Many activities can still be booked last-minute if availability allows.
Yes, Cannes offers plenty of family-friendly options, from gentle boat trips and watersports to sandy beaches and gardens, making it an easy destination to enjoy with kids of all ages.
Yes, most activities on Funbooker can be purchased as a gift voucher, which the recipient can then use to book their preferred date within the voucher's validity period.
Whether it's your first time in Cannes or you're back for another stay, this glamorous French Riviera city always has something new to offer. Between the world-famous Croisette, the old fishing village of Le Suquet, and a coastline dotted with hidden coves, Cannes has plans for a lazy afternoon, a long weekend, or a full holiday.
Even if you've seen them in photos a hundred times, these spots are always worth the visit in person. From the legendary red carpet to the medieval streets of the old town, they're the essential stops for anyone discovering Cannes for the first time.
Stretching for nearly two kilometres along the Mediterranean, La Croisette is Cannes' most iconic address, lined with palm trees, luxury hotels, and the sandy beaches that made the city famous. It's also where you'll find the red carpet steps of the Palais des Festivals, the beating heart of the annual film festival.
A stroll along the promenade at sunset, with the Estérel massif turning pink in the distance, is one of the simplest and most memorable things to do in Cannes.
Cannes' original fishing village, Le Suquet climbs a hill overlooking the bay, with narrow cobbled streets, pastel-coloured houses, and the 12th-century Tour du Suquet keeping watch over the port.
Climbing to the top rewards you with one of the best panoramic views of the bay of Cannes and the Lérins Islands, especially beautiful in the late afternoon light.
Home to the Cannes Film Festival since 1982, this building is instantly recognisable thanks to its famous red-carpeted steps, climbed each year by the biggest names in cinema.
Even outside festival season, visitors come to take photos on the steps and spot the handprints of famous directors and actors set into the pavement nearby, on the Allée des Etoiles du Cinéma.
Just a short boat ride from the Old Port, the Lérins Islands (Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat) offer a quiet escape from the buzz of Cannes, with pine forests, hidden coves, and crystal-clear water.
Sainte-Marguerite is home to the Fort Royal, where the legendary "Man in the Iron Mask" was once imprisoned, while Saint-Honorat still houses an active Cistercian monastery producing its own wine.
Cannes' historic covered market has been the beating heart of local daily life since 1934, with stalls overflowing with Provençal produce, fresh fish, olives, and regional specialities.
It's the best place to see a more authentic side of Cannes, away from the glamour of the Croisette, and a great spot to pick up ingredients for a picnic on the beach or in Le Suquet.
Right next to La Croisette, the Old Port mixes traditional fishing boats with some of the most impressive superyachts on the French Riviera, especially during the film festival and major boat shows.
Its harbourside restaurants and cafés make it a pleasant spot for a coffee or lunch, watching the comings and goings of one of the most glamorous marinas in Europe.
Running parallel to La Croisette, Rue d'Antibes is Cannes' main shopping street, lined with boutiques ranging from high-street brands to smaller independent shops, a more affordable alternative to the luxury addresses by the seafront.
It's a great place to get a feel for everyday life in Cannes beyond the red carpet, with plenty of cafés and bakeries to stop at along the way.
Perched on one of Cannes' residential hills, this lesser-known viewpoint offers sweeping views over the bay, the Lérins Islands, and the Estérel mountains, without the crowds found at more central spots.
It's a favourite with locals for watching the sunset, and a good option if you want a quieter alternative to Le Suquet's viewpoint.
Funbooker curates unique Cannes experiences beyond the postcard views. Infuse your stay with adventure, taste, and lasting memories, whatever the season.
Discover Cannes, the Croisette and the Palais des Festivals on a guided tour, with plenty of providers offering electric vehicle rentals for an easy, effortless ride: scooter, bike, gyropod, or even a vintage-style Vespa.
You'll cruise along the Old Port, through Le Suquet, and along the seafront, a perfect way to spend some quality time as a family while discovering this resourceful city.
Let yourself be tempted by a nautical excursion to some of the most beautiful spots on the French Riviera, including the famous Lérins Islands, on a relaxed trip along the coast.
You'll be met by your captain at the port of Cannes before setting off to admire calanques, lagoons, caves and more, with a swimming break on board to explore the crystal-clear water around the islands. Options range from shared sailing trips to more private charters.
See Cannes from an entirely different angle with a helicopter flight, taking in the Croisette, the Lérins Islands, and the coastline stretching towards Saint-Tropez or the Estérel massif.
It's a short but unforgettable experience, offering panoramic views that are simply impossible to get from the ground, ideal for a special occasion or just to treat yourself during your stay.
Follow a local guide through the streets of Cannes to discover the city's culinary side, with stops at bakeries, food shops, and restaurants selected for their quality and authenticity.
Along the way, you'll taste Provençal specialities and learn a bit about the history and culture behind the dishes, a great way to combine sightseeing with something delicious in hand.
For a burst of adrenaline on the water, try a jet ski excursion along the Cannes coastline, or a wakeboard and waterskiing session towed behind a boat, both popular ways to make the most of the Mediterranean.
Sessions are available for all levels, from complete beginners to more experienced riders looking to perfect their technique, with equipment and safety briefings included.
Pro Dégustation offers wine tastings right in the heart of Cannes. The Prestige Grands Crus de Bourgogne workshop lasts two hours and includes five exceptional wines, including Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
For those who want to go further, the 4-hour Oenology course covers how to judge a wine's balance and potential and develop your nose, with seven different wines to taste along the way.
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