Luggage Storage Antibes

Between Cannes and Nice, Antibes rewards a hands-free day: Picasso, ramparts, and Europe’s biggest yacht marina. Radical Storage offers secure luggage storage in Antibes from €3.90 per bag per day, covered up to €10,000.

Your guide to luggage storage in Antibes

Antibes is the Riviera’s happy medium: more soul than Cannes, calmer than Nice, 10 minutes by train from either. Behind the sea ramparts, the old town tangles around the Marché Provençal; the Picasso Museum fills the Château Grimaldi where the artist actually worked; and Port Vauban’s superyachts loom beyond the walls. Day-trippers arrive from along the coast — most with a bag they wish they’d left somewhere.

That somewhere is Radical Storage. Our verified partners in Antibes and across the coast store your bags from €3.90 per bag per day, with a €10,000 guarantee on every item.

Making a day trip from Cannes?

Antibes is the easiest add-on to a Cannes stay: frequent TER trains cover the hop in about 10 minutes. Drop your luggage on arrival, walk the old town, the Picasso Museum, and the Cap d’Antibes coastal path, and pick your bags up before the train back — QR check-in and check-out take about 3 minutes each.

Can I leave my luggage in Antibes?

Yes. The station has limited options, but our partner businesses in and around the old town will hold your bags with flexible hours. Book on the app or website; every bag is covered up to €10,000.

How much does it cost?

From €3.90 per bag per day for small bags, €5 for regular luggage, and €6 for large items. Rated 4.73/5 by 1,000+ travelers.

Why choose Radical Storage in Antibes?

• Low fixed rate – From €3.90 per bag per day.
• Old-town convenience – Partners near the station, market, and port.
• Covered bags – Up to €10,000 per item; vetted partners.
• Fast and flexible – 3-minute QR check-in, free changes.
• Trusted worldwide – 20,000+ locations rated 4.78/5 by 667,000+ travelers.

Things to do in Antibes

1. Picasso Museum – The Château Grimaldi, where Picasso painted in 1946.
2. Marché Provençal – Covered market mornings under the old town’s plane trees.
3. Walk the ramparts – Sea walls with views to the snow-capped Alps in winter.
4. Port Vauban – Gawk at the world’s largest yachts from the quay.
5. Cap d’Antibes coastal path – The Sentier de Tirepoil’s wild, turquoise curves.