Majestic Barriere, Cannes

Advantages: helpful people, clear water, bright fish etc.
Disadvantages: it can be toooo hot sometimes andn it is occasionally full of tourisht!

...It is a very good place for scuba diving. It is very worthwhile going there as the water is warm and clear. There is a great variety of things to see if you go to different sites. There a some to to to see sharks, some with fish, and some with ship wrecks. There are many different placeds you cann go and there are many diffenrt courses you can do. It is a a a great place to learn as the people are friendly and helpful and is also good for adventures! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average not helpful

Advantages: More affordable thank you think !!
Disadvantages: Not many I can think of

...The Cote D'Azur is the term that refers to the French Riviera and encompasses - among others - the three cities Nice, Cannes, and Monaco. The latter is a "Principality", which is self-governed and sovereign from the rest of France. The area is served by Nice Cote D'Azur International Airport, which is approximately 2 hours flight from the UK. Although, this is slightly dependent upon the airport you depart from. Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, and Stansted would all fall into this travel category, where as Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester would all be closer to 2 ½ hours travel time. Due to the close proximity of the three cities mentioned, I have never been to this region of France without visiting all three together!! Although, of the 3, Nice is probably the city I have spent the least amount of time, maybe because it is located... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Social life.
Disadvantages: Expensive

...This is a place where you can easily spend 10Euros on an orange juice. So if you are going to buy a drink, make it a proper one and make it in a spot worth paying money for! Large sunglasses are always in, and just like St. Trop. a bit of gold glamour never did any harm. I love Cannes all year around, but the best months are definately June and September-October. This way you avoid the crowds, you can find a spot on one of the two free beaches and enjoy the sunshine. If you like boat watching there are two great ports to cruise around, watch the deckies sweating in the sun. The old town of Cannes is especially beautiful at night, some wonderful restaurants and little shops to peruse. Truely a great town to visit.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful