"Pieds dans l'eau" is literal here — the hotel's own private beach, Plage des Pêcheurs, is where you land.
Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel has its own named beach, Plage des Pêcheurs — white-and-pink sand between Port Gallice and Port du Crouton — and the hotel markets itself as literally at the water's edge. We land you on that beach.
Your captain uses a tender for the final approach when there's any swell, so the boat itself stays in deeper water; the walk up to the pool and restaurant is a few metres of sand.
From the Port Gallice side, this is one of the shortest hops on the Cap — a few minutes by boat. From Cannes or Saint-Tropez, allow 25 to 45 minutes depending on the route.
Fewer hotels on the Cap can genuinely claim a private beach at the door — Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel is one of them, and arriving by boat lands you on the sand it's named after.
Between Port Gallice and Port du Crouton, the coast road is narrow and the hotel's own car park is limited. Landing directly on Plage des Pêcheurs skips both.
A relaxed, contemporary five-star with an infinity pool over the Mediterranean and Les Pêcheurs, its Michelin-starred restaurant, right on the sand.