<div class="contentFulltext"><p>We love this port - the gateway to Cannes, Monaco, Nice and more... but in its own right it is worth spending your time here.<br />Cafe Cosmo, just over the road from the tender arrival building was superb for lunch.  We go there every time now and have always had a super meal.  The desserts were wonderful!  The Tarte au Citron was out of this world. ... http://www.cruisecrowd.com/ Sun, 20 May 2012 04:55:56 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2-ppt (info@mypapit.net) WWW_LISTING_THUMBNAILStn_447_list_NavigatoroftheSeas189_1243727135.JPG <div class="contentFulltext"><p>We love this port - the gateway to Cannes, Monaco, Nice and more... but in its own right it is worth spending your time here.<br />Cafe Cosmo, just over the road from the tender arrival building was superb for lunch.  We go there every time now and have always had a super meal.  The desserts were wonderful!  The Tarte au Citron was out of this world.<br /><br />A stroll along the promenade is lovely on a sunny day, taking you past small cafes, restaurants and shops.  If you have the stamina you can walk around the little harbour and we always had a lovely view of the ship.  (We've sailed here on Arcadia, Navigator of the Seas and Brilliance of the Seas).<br /><br />There was a local 'mini' train, such as you would find at Alton Towers, which took us up the steep winding hill to the main town area.  A good sized market was open offering food and gift items.  A visit to the Patiserrie is well worth it, and a stroll through the shops is nice.  <br /><br />There are some cracking views from the town.  The mini train also took us past some of the older parts of the town.<br /><br />We love this port.  Just to potter, sit with a glass of wine, people watch, and treat ourselves to a lovely lunch - although sitting on the ship overlooking the port is just as lovely.<br /><br />Can't wait to go back!</p></div><p> </p> http://www.cruisecrowd.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=447&catid=19#jreview_72

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