Arrive in Nice. Reach Nice from Paris by flight or train, or dock directly at the port, then enjoy a private transfer to your hotel and a first meeting with your guide.

The historic heart of the city. Enjoy a guided tour of Nice, founded by the Greeks as Nikaia, strolling through the Old Town with Cours Saleya flower market, baroque churches, Place Masséna, and the opera district, before walking along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, created for 19th-century British winter visitors.

Maison Bellet and local wines. Enjoy a leisurely lunch with panoramic views at Maison Bellet, followed by a wine tasting at nearby Château de Crémat, a historic Bellet estate producing wines since 1906.

Marc Chagall Museum. Conclude the day with a visit to the Marc Chagall National Museum, home to an exceptional collection devoted to the artist’s biblical works.

Èze, a medieval eagle’s nest. Enjoy a guided tour of this perched village, overlooking the Mediterranean, and stroll through its exotic botanical garden with sweeping coastal views; once a strategic site for Ligurian tribes and later the Romans.

La Turbie and Roman legacy. Stop in a hilltop village of La Turbie to admire the Trophy of the Alps, a monumental Roman victory monument built in 7 BC by Emperor Augustus and enjoy a stunning view of Monaco.

The old town of Monaco. Explore the historic heart of Monaco including the Prince’s Palace and its gardens, residence of the Grimaldi family since 1297.

Monte-Carlo and modern glamour. Discover the legendary casino and the Carré d’Or, symbol of Belle Époque elegance and luxury shopping, before driving along the iconic Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit, raced since 1929.

Optional: supercar experience. For an extra thrill, opt for a guided drive in a Ferrari or Lamborghini, an unforgettable way to experience Monaco’s Grand Prix circuit in style.

Villefranche-sur-Mer. Stroll through the old town of this picturesque harbor, already used by the Greeks and later by the Romans, and discover its colorful streets shaped by centuries of maritime and military history.

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat scenic drive. Enjoy a panoramic drive along the peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, renowned since the 19th century as a retreat for European aristocracy drawn by its villas, gardens, and exceptional coastal views.

Villas of the Belle Époque. Visit the remarkable Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, built by Baroness Béatrice de Rothschild and surrounded by landscaped gardens overlooking the Mediterranean, as well as Villa Kérylos, an extraordinary reconstruction of an ancient Greek residence.

Sunset cruise along the Riviera. End the day with a private boat cruise along the Riviera coastline at sunset, enjoying the changing light over the Mediterranean, with a gourmet picnic served on board.

Cannes old town and La Croisette. Enjoy a guided tour of Cannes, world-famous for its film festival since 1946 and elegant shopping streets, strolling through the historic old town Le Suquet and along La Croisette to the Festival Palace.

Antibes old town and Picasso Museum. Explore the charming old town of Antibes with its ramparts and lively Provençal market, then visit the Picasso Museum housed in the former Grimaldi castle where the artist worked in 1946.

La Napoule Castle. Visit the medieval Château de La Napoule, dating back to the 14th century, and learn about its remarkable restoration in the early 20th century by American heiress Henry Clews and his wife Marie.

The Golden Corniche. Enjoy a scenic drive along the Golden Corniche through the Esterel Massif, where red volcanic cliffs plunge into the Mediterranean, offering some of the Riviera’s most dramatic coastal views.

Lérins Islands by boat. For a peaceful escape, take a boat trip to the Lérins Islands, known for their natural beauty and serene atmosphere, with a visit to the historic monastery on Sainte-Marguerite Island.

Mougins, village of artists. Explore the perched village of Mougins, known for its artistic heritage and refined atmosphere, closely associated with Pablo Picasso, who spent his final years nearby.

Grasse and the art of perfume. Visit the renowned perfume houses of Grasse, considered the world’s perfume capital since the 17th century, and discover the secrets of fragrance creation during a hands-on perfume workshop where you create your own scent.

Hilltop villages of the Riviera. Wander through the charming villages of Gourdon - "the balcony of Riviera", Tourrettes-sur-Loup, and Saint-Paul-de-Vence - where Marc Chagall lived for many years and is buried in the village cemetery.

Fondation Maeght. Enjoy a guided tour of one of Europe’s most important modern art institutions, set in a remarkable architectural and natural environment, featuring a renowned sculpture garden and major works by Miró, Giacometti, Matisse, and Braque.

Saint-Tropez old town. Discover the historic heart of Saint-Tropez, once a modest fishing village before becoming an international icon in the 1950s following the film And God Created Woman and the rise of Brigitte Bardot.

Port Grimaud, the “Little Venice.” Enjoy a short boat tour of this unique waterfront village of canals and colorful houses, designed in the 1960s by architect François Spoerry as a modern Mediterranean reinterpretation of Venice.

Gassin, a perched village. Dramatically set above the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and classified among the most beautiful villages in France, Gassin offers sweeping views over vineyards and coastline.

Ramatuelle. Wander through this charming, known for its traditional Mediterranean architecture and long favored as a discreet retreat by artists and affluent travelers.

Pampelonne Beach. Relax along the iconic beach, site of the Allied landings during the Liberation of Provence in World War II and today renowned for its elegant beach clubs.

Rosé wine tasting. End the day with the famous Côtes de Provence rosé wine tasting at a local estate such as Minuty or Château des Marres, continuing a regional winemaking tradition that dates back to Roman times.

Life on the Mediterranean. Enjoy sailing, yachting, or a private boat cruise in the bay of Saint-Tropez, with time for swimming and a wide range of water sports, including scuba diving.

Nature and panoramic roads. Hike or bike through the striking ochre landscapes of the Esterel National Park, then drive along the scenic Golden Corniche, offering spectacular coastal views.

Relaxation and leisure. Spend time unwinding at a beach club, enjoy a round of golf, or simply embrace the relaxed Riviera lifestyle.

Gastronomy and wine. Take part in a cooking class with a local chef, explore a Provençal market, and enjoy a wine tasting of Côtes de Provence wines.

Adventure inland. From Cannes, take a day trip to the breathtaking Verdon Canyon, Europe’s largest, where kayaking is an unforgettable way to experience its turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs.

Family-friendly experiences. Choose from a variety of activities suited to all ages, including escape or laser games, paintball, assisted mountain biking, karting, mini-golf, pony or horse riding, or an evening at Azur Park amusement park.