La Guérite · Cannes

How to get to La Guérite, Cannes

La Guérite is on Île Sainte-Marguerite, not the Croisette. Here is how you actually get there, how long it takes, and what we arrange.

Dress code
Beach chic
Minimum spend
No fixed minimum guide
Open
Lunch into the afternoon, in season
Area
Île Sainte-Marguerite

How to get to La Guérite, Cannes, in detail

La Guérite sits on Île Sainte-Marguerite, the larger of the Lérins islands, about fifteen minutes off Cannes by boat. You cannot drive, and that single fact catches most first-timers out.

There are three ways across. The public ferry from the Quai Laubeuf runs regularly through the day and is the cheapest. The restaurant’s own tender collects guests from Cannes on request when you book. Or you arrive by your own boat and drop anchor in the bay, which is what most of the tables in August do.

Plan the return before you go out. The last public ferry is earlier than people expect, and a long lunch that turns into the late afternoon is exactly how guests end up stranded. If you are on a yacht for the day we can hold the tender and the table together so the timings actually line up.

Booking it through us

Send the date and party size on WhatsApp and we confirm directly with the venue — usually within the hour. Terms and position are confirmed in writing before anything is committed, and if the date has gone we say so.

Full La Guérite guide

Questions

How do you get to La Guérite in Cannes?
It is on Île Sainte-Marguerite, about fifteen minutes by boat from Cannes. Take the public ferry from Quai Laubeuf, arrange the restaurant’s tender when you book, or arrive by your own boat.
Can you drive to La Guérite?
No. It is on an island — the only way there is by boat.
How long does it take to reach La Guérite?
Roughly fifteen minutes across from Cannes, plus the wait for a ferry if you are not on a tender or your own boat.
What time is the last boat back?
Earlier than most people expect, which is how long lunches end badly. Plan the return when you book — we hold the tender and the table together where the day is on a yacht.