Explore central Nice on a guided Segway tour to areas like the Old town. Partake in a short training session and embark on a journey through this charming coastal town.
Take a private boat cruise from Golfe-Juan to see the Lerins Islands and Cap d'Antibes. Discover the French Riviera at your own leisure with a local skipper, taking stops to swim, snorkel, and stroll.
Discover the charm of the Italian Riviera and enjoy the incomparable ambience of Italian markets in San Remo or Bordighera. Continue your escape toward Dolceacqua, a captivating village.
Discover the beauty of the French Riviera on a full-day tour with pickup. Soak up the glamour that attracts the rich and famous in Cannes, Monaco, Monte Carlo, Eze, Saint-Paul de Vence, and Antibes.
Experience the unique pleasures of the French Riviera on a tour that takes you to the world’s perfume capital and to charming medieval villages. Stroll along cobblestone streets, take in stunning views of the Mediterranean, and sample fine French wines.
Travel between Nice and St. Tropez by boat with a round-trip ticket. Explore St. Tropez, one of the most charming cities on the French Riviera.
Enjoy a relaxed evening kayaking trip from Pampelonne Beach to Cap Camarat. Enjoy the sunset from an ideal swimming location, with a glass of wine or soft drink to enjoy as the sun goes down
Discover the best destinations of the French Riviera on a 4-hour tour from Nice. Admire the elegant Promenade des Anglais and La Croisette in Cannes. Discover the most beautiful beaches and find lovely rural villages.
Discover the Côte d'Azur on this guided driving tour of the French Riviera. Visit the village of Èze, explore Monaco, Monte Carlo, and Antibes.
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Originally the Ancient Greek trading post of Antipolis, Antibes was fortified over the centuries; notably with the 17th century witnessing Vauban build the main Port and Fort Carre, where Napoleon was...
Antibes and Juan les Pins together, claim 25 km of coastline and 48 beaches (including the famous Cap d'Antibes). In Antibes you can choose between small sandy beaches like La Gravette or the vast str...
British Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham put Cannes firmly on the map when he decided to stop on route to Nice. So taken with the then small fishing village, he built a Villa and the rest as they say is...
Many of the sandy beaches along La Croisette are owned by hotels or Beach Clubs, where you can rent out chaises longues, mats, and umbrellas to keep that Riviera sunshine at bay. Lovely sandy public b...
Fréjus plage is a lesser known beach on the French Riviera but is undoubtedly a lovely beach. It is made up public and private sections of fine white sand stretching over 7km between ...
In a comparatively short space of time, The Riviera has changed its face. A generation or two ago it was a spot reserved for the rich and artistic. Now, The Riviera more than any other region, is wher...
Juan-les-Pins is the party resort. The little sister to the bigger and calmer town of Antibes. The scene along Juan's waterfront is something amazing, with thousands of sun worshipers strolling up and...
If you come to the Principality of Monaco by car, you will have the pleasure of travelling on the Moyenne Corniche, one of the world's most beautiful coastal roads. On entering the country (it's the w...
Nice is the 5th largest town in France and considered the capital of the Riviera. Trendy but relaxed at the same time, its fun all the way, especially in the summer months. For 2 weeks in February Ni...
Nice's beaches run along all 5km of the Baie des Anges. They are all pebble beaches, perfect for those who can't stand the sand getting everywhere. As with everywhere along the Riviera, the first thin...
The beaches, coves and creeks around Saint-Raphael span 36km of indented coastline with every different type of beach you can imagine including sand, shingle and pebble. The coastline here has supervi...
St Tropez’s fame was born in 1956 when a film called Et Dieu Crea la Femme (And God created woman) staring Brigitte Bardot was filmed here. Its massive success transformed St Tropez from a Rivie...
The most famous beaches on the French Riviera are scattered along Pampelonne Beach, a 5-km stretch reached by the Route des Plages (Beach Road). The most famous are Les Voiles Rouges and Club 55 where...
Ste-Maxime is an adorable family resort with fine sandy beaches and calm water. The main and most popular beach is to the north of the main town, the wide and sandy La Nartelle but the beautiful beach...
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