Halloween in Antibes: A Spooky Riviera Escape

#hellohalloween #antibes Antibes, the jewel of the French Riviera, transforms into a haunting haven for Halloween. Forget pumpkins on the beach—imagine ghosts wandering ancient ramparts under a full moon! With its medieval old town, yacht-filled ports, and Mediterranean vibe, this coastal gem blends French elegance with eerie fun. Start at the Picasso Museum in the Château Grimaldi. On October 31st, it hosts "Nuit des Fantômes" events: costumed tours where Picasso's artworks come alive with ghostly tales. Kids trick-or-treat in Le Vieil Antibes' cobblestone alleys, adorned with jack-o'-lanterns and spider webs. Local bakeries sell "têtes de mort" macarons—skull-shaped treats infused with Provençal flavors like lavender. Head to Port Vauban for yacht parties turned horror cruises. Dress as pirates or mermaids; DJs spin spooky beats amid fog machines. Beachside at Plage de la Gravette, bonfires roar for storytelling sessions of local legends, like the drowned sailors of Cap d'Antibes. Families love the Marché Provençal's Halloween market: fresh figs, cheeses, and themed crafts. Evening parades feature fire dancers and zombie flash mobs. Hotels like the Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel offer haunted dinners with seafood feasts and cocktail "potions." Weather's mild (around 18°C), perfect for exploring Fort Carré's "ghost hunts"—guided night walks revealing 16th-century secrets. End with fireworks over the sea, blending Riviera glamour with All Hallows' Eve chills. Antibes' Halloween is chic yet chilling—book flights now for a unique twist on fright night!