Antibes is Mediterranean light, the ramparts of the old town plunging into the sea, the cap d'Antibes and its coves, and that gentle way of life that almost makes you want to close your laptop and go for a swim. But with the Sophia Antipolis tech park just a short drive away, the old town attracting independent workers seeking quality of life, and Juan-les-Pins buzzing year-round, the city is full of people working outside traditional offices. Freelancers settled in the sun, remote employees who've made the coast their home, digital nomads passing through — Antibes has what you need on the work spot front.

We've toured the city and surroundings to find the places where you can set up your laptop with solid Wi-Fi and a pleasant setting. Here's our selection.

La Fourmilière

Rue Fourmilière, in the centre of Antibes. La Fourmilière lives up to its name: it's a coworking space buzzing with energy and good vibes. The atmosphere is warm, and the space is designed for freelancers and remote workers who need a place where they feel comfortable getting things done. Wi-Fi, power outlets and coffee on hand: the essentials are all there, plus free-to-use screens and headsets to help you focus when you need to. The real bonus is the atmosphere: you quickly feel at home.

Pricing is simple: €5 per hour or €25 for the day (incl. tax), with no commitment. There's also a meeting room where you can take your calls in peace, available to book by the half-day (€50 incl. tax) if you need a proper private space.

The space is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm, and closed at weekends. One quirk: from Tuesday to Friday, each evening has its own theme. These are mostly after-works and events with a varied programme, so you can still work there if the noise doesn't bother you, but it's not the quietest slot.

The spot for a friendly coworking space by day that takes on an after-work vibe once evening sets in.

Le Spot Coworking

1ère Avenue, in the centre of Antibes. Le Spot offers hot desks and private offices with high-speed Wi-Fi and a shared kitchen. The price is accessible, the space is well laid out with large tables and an atmosphere that encourages focus. The shared kitchen is a real bonus for long days — you can make your own lunch without stepping outside.

Open Monday to Friday from 8am to 7pm (6pm on Fridays), and even on Saturdays from 8am to 5:30pm. The early opening and the Saturday hours are genuine assets if you like starting early or catching up at the end of the week.

Great for a regular desk at a reasonable price, with the flexibility of Saturdays.

Antibes Work Place

Also on 1ère Avenue, a few numbers up. Antibes Work Place goes all-in on the Mediterranean card: terrace, bright atmosphere, and a setting that breathes the south. The space is well set up for video calls, making it a good choice if you have regular calls. You can also grab a snack on-site. Large tables and solid Wi-Fi complete the package.

Open Tuesday to Friday, from 9am to 6pm. Closed Monday and weekends. It's a spot built for a classic working week, but the terrace more than makes up for it on days when the sun is out and you'd rather be outside.

The choice if you want to work with a view and a great setup for your video calls.

Office Corner Antibes

Traverse Lacan, right in the city centre. Office Corner offers private offices and an open-plan area with a personalised welcome that makes a real difference. The space is well proportioned, large tables let you spread out comfortably, and the atmosphere is professional without being stiff. The Wi-Fi is reliable and power outlets are easy to reach.

Open Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 6:30pm. The hours are solid, and being open on Saturdays adds a welcome extra day of flexibility. It's a good middle ground between laid-back coworking and a traditional office.

For those who want a professional setting with genuine human support.

Le Coworking du Port

Boulevard du Président Wilson, a short walk from the old port of Antibes. It's hard to find a more pleasant location for getting work done. Le Coworking du Port combines top-notch equipment, a personalised welcome, and even light catering on-site. The relaxation area gives you a place to decompress between sessions. Large tables, Wi-Fi, power outlets — everything is there for productive days with the port as a backdrop.

Open Monday to Friday, from 8:30am to 7:30pm (9am on Tuesdays). The generous hours give you room to start early and finish late.

The spot for those who want a premium workspace with the charm of the Antibes port as a backdrop.

The right spot for your needs

  • For an after-work vibe — La Fourmilière (themed evenings Tuesday to Friday)
  • For a regular desk at a good price — Le Spot Coworking (reasonable rates, open Saturdays)
  • For working with a terrace — Antibes Work Place (Mediterranean atmosphere and video call setup)
  • For a professional setting with support — Office Corner Antibes (personalised welcome)
  • For the dream location — Le Coworking du Port (right by the old port)
  • For a networked coworking space — StartWay Antibes (national brand, flexible packages)

Antibes offers a range of work spots that reflect the city well: bright, open to the outside, with that Mediterranean touch that makes working days a little more enjoyable. Most coworking spaces are clustered between the city centre and 1ère Avenue, so you can vary your spots without wasting time on commutes. And with Sophia Antipolis a few kilometres away, the local tech ecosystem feeds a real community of independent workers.

We update this selection regularly as we discover new spots and hear from you. If you try one of these places, or know one we've missed, we want to hear about it. And if you want to explore other cities or find a spot near you, check out all our guides on Deskover.