1. When is the best time to visit?
Spring and early autumn are ideal — warm seas, golden light, and fewer crowds than midsummer.
The Riviera Shines

Spring and early autumn are ideal — warm seas, golden light, and fewer crowds than midsummer.
Nice is just a 1h15 flight or around a 6-hour high-speed TGV ride from Paris, with easy connections all along the coast.
Nice, Cannes, Antibes, and Saint-Tropez are essentials — plus Èze, Villefranche, and Monaco for stunning views and rich history.
The term Côte d’Azur (“Azure Coast”) was coined in 1887 by writer Stéphen Liégeard, inspired by the sea’s vivid blue hues that define this sunlit coastline.
The Riviera enjoys over 300 days of sunshine a year — mild winters, warm springs, and hot, breezy summers often cooled by the mistral wind.
Think chic and effortless — light linen and cotton by day, elegant evening attire for seaside dining, and comfortable shoes for cobbled villages and coastal walks.
From palace hotels like the Hôtel Negresco or the Carlton Cannes to boutique villas in Saint-Paul-de-Vence or seaside retreats in Saint-Tropez, we match each guest with the right blend of style and serenity.
Three days capture the highlights; a week lets you explore from Monaco to Saint-Tropez at a relaxed, sunlit pace.
Local cuisine celebrates the Mediterranean’s bounty and Italian influence: niçoise salad, fresh seafood, socca (chickpea crêpes), Provençal ratatouille, and chilled rosé wines best enjoyed at golden hour.
Absolutely — with beaches, art workshops, perfumeries, hilltop villages, and boat trips, the Riviera delights travelers of all ages.
Yes — we provide private drivers, scenic transfers, and chauffeur-guides, so you can enjoy the views without worrying about navigation or parking.
Yes — from the Cannes Film Festival Palace to aristocratic villas and museums celebrating Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Renoir, Seurat, and Léger, the Riviera has long been a muse for the world’s great artists.
Easily — Paris, Provence, Southwest France, Lyon, Monaco, or the Italian Riviera pair beautifully with the Côte d’Azur for a sunlit southern escape.

From Nice’s Belle Époque façades, Menton’s perched beauty and Villefranche’s deep-blue bay to Cannes, Antibes, Monaco, and sun-kissed Saint-Tropez, every port has a deep story to tell. Explore the artistic legacy of Chagall, Matisse, and Picasso, wander through Renoir’s gardens in Cagnes-sur-Mer, admire modern art at the Maeght Foundation, and stroll the elegant gardens of Villa Ephrussi-Rothschild.
Wander the medieval cobbled streets of Èze, La Turbie, Gourdon, and Saint-Paul-de-Vence, or follow the scent of jasmine in Grasse and violets in Tourrettes-sur-Loup. Drive the dazzling Golden Corniche, sail to the tranquil Lérins Islands, hike through Esterel Park, or kayak through the Verdon Canyon — Europe’s largest gorge — the Riviera’s wild side is as breathtaking as its beaches.
Taste crisp Côtes de Provence rosés, blend your own perfume in Grasse, sail at sunset, or unwind in a luxurious spa. Follow the Formula 1 circuit in Monaco, join the Saint-Tropez regatta, or dine at a Michelin-starred table, local auberge, or seaside café — every sense indulged, every moment refined.
A realistic, well-paced journey you can personalize to your tastes and tempo.
Arrive in Nice and enjoy a guided tour of the Promenade des Anglais, the Old Town and its flower market. Visit the Chagall or Matisse Museum, then end the day with a wine tasting overlooking the Bay of Angels.
Explore the royal history of Monaco and the glittering Monte Carlo, then climb to the hilltop village of Èze for breathtaking views. Continue to La Turbie to see the Roman Trophy of Augustus.
Discover the elegance of Villa Ephrussi-Rothschild and the Greek-inspired Villa Kérylos on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, then enjoy a private sunset boat cruise along the coastline.
Walk Cannes’ Croisette and Old Town, explore the Picasso Museum in Antibes, discover the romantic Château de la Napoule, and drive the dramatic red cliffs of the Esterel coastline.
Create your own fragrance in Grasse, then wander through Mougins and Saint-Paul-de-Vence — the artistic haven where Marc Chagall lived and worked.
Discover Saint-Tropez and the canals of Port Grimaud, relax on Pampelonne Beach, and enjoy a tasting of crisp Provençal rosé wines at a local vineyard.
Sail, cook with a local chef, shop, golf, or unwind at a beach club before your return to Paris or onward journey.
We arrange your first-class train tickets, seamless transfers, private chauffeurs, and expert local guides — along with curated hotel and restaurant reservations.
Every French Riviera itinerary is thoughtfully crafted by a Beaurouge specialist,
blending local insight, elegant taste, and seamless coordination.
Enjoy a gentle pace of life, beautiful untamed landscapes between the sea and the mountains, a rich historical heritage, and a little hint of Italy.
Immerse yourself in the true essence of the Riviera.
Discover the glamour of the French Riviera, from the charm of Nice to the luxury of Monaco, with stunning panoramas and rich artistic history along the way.
Experience the timeless charm of medieval villages, breathtaking vistas, world-renowned art, perfume know-how and local flavors on a captivating tour through the heart of Provence!
Saint-Tropez is a mythical destination, where luxury rhymes with simplicity. Explore its heritage and neighboring villages, relax on idyllic beaches, and savor the flavors of the region’s finest rosé wines.
Discover the land of the “eternal spring”.
Yes — we secure timed entries, private tours with expert guides, and skip-the-line access to key cultural sites.
Absolutely. We organize private transfers, chauffeured vehicles, and handpicked hotel and restaurant reservations.
Yes — we adapt pacing and routes for comfort, including accessible viewpoints and gentle coastal drives.
Definitely — from boat cruises to cooking classes, pastry and perfumery workshops, the Riviera suits every traveler’s style.
Two to three days capture the essentials; a week lets you savor its full rhythm of art, sea, and style.
Yes — all Beaurouge guides are licensed, fluent in English, and passionate about the Riviera’s culture and history.
Of course — from private yachts to vineyard visits, perfume ateliers, meeting local artisans, every experience is hand-curated.
Yes — the Riviera connects effortlessly with Provence, Monaco, and even northern Italy for a broader Mediterranean journey.
We don’t just show you postcard views — we open the Riviera’s soul to you, where glamour meets artistry and locals share their stories as friends.
