Sights
Le Suquet old quarter
The old hilltop quarter above the port, with steep lanes, a castle tower and views over the bay from the church square.
Tender landing at Quai Max Laubeuf (west side of the Old Port)
Tender port
Quai Laubeuf is a building site until about 2027 (new car park, gare maritime and harbour office), so tenders may land elsewhere in the Old Port.
Getting into town
Tender port. From Quai Laubeuf it is about 10–15 minutes' walk round the Old Port to the Palais des Festivals and the Croisette, and about 10 minutes to the foot of Le Suquet. The ferries to the Lérins Islands also leave from the Laubeuf area.
Step-free
Boarding a tender involves a step down; ask the ship. The quay itself is flat but parts are fenced off for building work.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
SightsClosed Mondays
Musée des Explorations du Monde
A museum of world cultures in the old castle on Le Suquet. Climb its medieval tower for the best view of Cannes. Closed for works until 30 October 2026.
Sights
Palais des Festivals & the red-carpet steps
Home of the film festival. Stand on the famous steps and look for film stars' handprints set in the pavement outside.
Food & drink
Marché Forville
Cannes' main food market at the foot of Le Suquet, best in the morning. The hall is being renovated, so some stalls trade under a marquee on the nearby Allées de la Liberté; check locally.
Food & drink
Rue Meynadier
A narrow pedestrian street of food shops, bakeries and small cafés between the market and the station.
Practical
Cannes tourist office (Palais des Festivals)
Free maps and advice on the ground floor of the Palais des Festivals. Open daily.