Biot village perched up high dates to 154 BC and overlooks hills covered with mimosas and olive trees. Visiting Biot is to take a real tour through Provençal history it is an unspoiled medieval town with charming streets and old, well-preserved houses.

Biot is also the center of glass production the (verre à boules) is glass with air bubbles. Visit the La Verrerie de Biot where you will be able to see the glassblower work.

Just outside Biot is the famous museum Musée Fernand Léger. It is open from 10.00 AM to the afternoon. It is closed Tuesday.  The museum contains more then 400 sculptures of the famous Fernand Léger.

There are many restaurants in all price classes. Good shopping possibilities for basic groceries and there are many shops with local arts and crafts. In Antibes the are a very large supermarked Carrefour where you will be able to buy everything.

Biot also have a tennis courts, mini-golf and a large dolphinarium are nearby. For the golf enthusiasts, there are many good and well-known golf courses in a range of 30 minutes of driving.

From Biot It’s a 3 km drive to the Mediterranean with excellent beaches and good conditions for swimming. On your way, you will pass a water park with slides which is suitable for children. Along the coast there are many charming marinas with good restaurants and cafes.
 

Arriving by plane at the Airport in Nice  Nice airport, the following drive to Biot is about 15 minutes.

High season is in July and August. For those not dependent on these months for their holidays, visiting the area during periods out of season may be a pleasant alternative. The weather is still very good and you stay clear of major crowds of tourists.

The weather is warm enough in May, June and September,October to swim in the Mediterranean and have lunch outdoors at the many sidewalk restaurants.See climastatistik

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