French Riviera Highlights Private Full-Day Tour

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Duration: 8h
Location: Nice, France | Nice, France


Category: Day Trips & Excursio

Highlights:
Medieval streets & squares of enchanting Saint Paul de Vence
Old seaside rampart & a Provençal market in charming Antibes
Vibrant flower market & a chance to try socca in Nice
Sweeping Mediterranean views from the hilltop village of Eze
Lavish Prince's Palace & the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco

Inclusions:
Private guided tour of Antibes, Juans-les-Pins, Saint Paul de Vence, Eze, Nice, and Monaco
Bottled water
Socca tasting
Roundtrip transportation to and from your Cannes hotel

Description:

Discover the hidden treasures of the French Riviera on a private tour with a local guide. Stroll in medieval Antibes and the village of Saint Paul de Vence, and walk beneath the striped awnings of Nice's flower market. Then continue to Monaco to see the Prince’s palace and the world-famous casino.

Drive past the opulent villas of glamorous Cap d’Antibes to Juan-les-Pins, whose casino, nightclubs, and golden beaches are lures for vacationing jet setters. Stop in Antibes, a medieval citadel whose impressive rampart curves along rocks above the sea. Wander charming streets to a traditional Provençal market before heading to Saint Paul de Vence, an enchanting village perched on a hill. Soak up the peaceful ambiance as you stroll through squares edged with century-old plane trees.

Nice is famed for its chic seaside promenade and its vibrant historic center. Navigate its maze of alleys, breathe in the fragrance of colorful blooms at the lively flower market, and stop to taste a traditional socca, a thin pancake made with chickpea flour. Then ride up to the gorgeous, hilltop village of Eze to admire views of the Mediterranean and the town's sunbaked, bougainvillea-draped stone buildings.

Finally, arrive in Monaco, renowned for the famously lavish Monte Carlo Casino. Admire the magnificent Prince’s Palace, home to the Grimaldi family for more than 7 centuries, and visit the Saint Nicholas Cathedral, where many of the Grimaldis—including Princess Grace Kelly—were buried.