Antibes holds two worlds fifteen minutes apart: Port Vauban, the largest marina in Europe, and Sophia Antipolis, the technology park where the coast's offices are. Both want the same thing, something that has to arrive today.
A verified courier picks something up at a Antibes and Juan-les-Pins address and hands it over at another, within 50 km per mission, 24/7.
A part from a chandler, papers to get signed, an order to bring back before departure. Give the boat name, the quay and a contact aboard: the handover is at the harbour office or at the foot of the passerelle, never without someone there to receive it.
An envelope between two offices in the park, an original to take to a notaire, demo kit to collect at the end of the day. The park is spread out: give the building and the floor, not just the street address.
The seafront hotels and lets fill up in summer, and that is where a bag, a charger or a swimsuit stays behind. Have reception confirm they will release it before you book.
To the quay, yes, with someone there to receive it. A courier does not board and does not enter a closed port area unless expected. Give the boat name, the quay and a contact reachable at the agreed time: without that, the handover happens at the harbour office.
On the real route between the two addresses, from €8.90, shown before you confirm. The coast rate is higher than the Paris one.
Yes, 24/7, at the same price as daytime.