GOLF DE BIOT

Formerly known as the Bastide du Roy Golf, the Biot Golf Course is an 18-hole PAR 69 course spanning 4604 meters, located on the French Riviera, just 25 minutes from Nice airport in the Alpes-Maritimes department (06). It is open every day from 8am to 9pm. Its location provides immediate access to both the coast and the hinterland.

Built by architects Peter James Grannon and Percy Boomer in 1930, this course is suitable for players of all levels. The greens are set against the backdrop of the medieval village of Biot, known as the Glassmakers' City, a village perched on a rocky outcrop above La Brague river. This river, along with the Valmasque river, serves as natural obstacles. Its slope is not easy, and skilled players may sometimes need to show humility.

It is the oldest golf course on the French Riviera, long favored by the jet-set of the time. In fact, its blue and yellow emblem pays tribute to its Honorary President, the King of Sweden, Gustav V.

The training area includes an academy, the Golf Academy, and a practice range with 15 stalls, heated and illuminated until 9 pm, as well as a putting green.

The restaurant, La Bastide du Roy, offers a seasonal menu and themed formulas. It is open 7 days a week, from 8am to 8pm. The terrace of the outdoor bar is an invitation to relaxation. A makeup salon offers semi-permanent treatments, combining the love of sport with that of beauty.