[1] Nice – day 1 (Saturday)
[2] Cannes – day 2 (Sunday)
[3] Saint-Tropez – day 3 and 4 (Monday-Tuesday)
[4] Porquerolles Island – day 5 (Wednesday)
[5] Principality of Monaco – day 6 (Thursday)
[6] Nice – day 7 (Friday)
Rates are for the entire stay including VAT, breakfast, dinner (excluding drinks) and fuel.
Cancellation policies: from confirmation to 40 days before departure possibility to cancel 50% of the entire stay without penalty. From 39 days before to the day of departure the penalty is equal to the amount of the entire stay.
Payment: 50% of total upon confirmation – balance 39 days before departure date
Rates are for the entire stay including VAT, breakfast, dinner (excluding drinks) and fuel.
Cancellation policies: from confirmation to 40 days before departure possibility to cancel 50% of the entire stay without penalty. From 39 days before to the day of departure the penalty is equal to the amount of the entire stay.
Payment: 50% of total upon confirmation – balance 39 days before departure date
Rates are for the entire stay including VAT, breakfast, dinner (excluding drinks) and fuel.
Cancellation policies: from confirmation to 40 days before departure possibility to cancel 50% of the entire stay without penalty. From 39 days before to the day of departure the penalty is equal to the amount of the entire stay.
Payment: 50% of total upon confirmation – balance 39 days before departure date
Nice is the most visited city in southern France. Rich white pebble beaches with clear waters that lap the romantic Promenade des Anglais, so named because it was long a favorite resort of the British during the winter months because of its mild climate. Not to be missed is Vieux Nice perched on Le Château hill, a fascinating web of alleyways, small stores, monuments and quaint locales.
Its reputation as Europe’s film capital makes it an elite corner of France, amidst elegant buildings, beautiful hotels, yachts and luxurious vacation venues. It is a must to stroll along the Croisette, Cannes’ waterfront, to shop at prestigious boutiques and enjoy seafood dishes at the many trendy restaurants. But away from the spotlight of fashionable Cannes, the city’s historic district is not to be missed.
Saint-Tropez is always one of the most iconic places for a stay on the French Riviera. A former fishing village, a symbol of worldliness yesterday and today, on the border between the Côte d’Azur and Provence is a beautiful town that has remained intact in its narrow streets and houses garlanded with flowers. The most picturesque area of the city is La Ponche, a stone’s throw from the harbor, where you can get lost in narrow alleys filled with chic little stores, cafes and “à la page” restaurants.
Porquerolles – Belongs to the Hyères archipelago and is the largest of the three Golden Islands, of the Port-Cros National Park, one of France’s eleven centers for the protection of nature and biodiversity. Shaped like a crescent moon, Porquerolles is reminiscent of the remote tropical islands of the Caribbean with its dreamy beaches that make it enchanting. It is a true paradise surrounded by Mediterranean scrub and covered with pine trees, which can only be visited on foot or by bicycle.
Principality of Monaco, just 12 km from the Italian border where you can visit iconic sites such as the Princes’ Palace to relive the historical stages of the Grimaldi family, the Casino, the Cathedral, and theMonte Carlo Opera House, the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit, le Jardin Exotique, the Japanese Garden. A visit to the old town, La Rocher, among narrow streets, bakeries, small stores and picturesque squares cannot be missed.
You still have a day at your disposal to explore Nice and enjoy its strolls, markets, charming stores and clubs or visit the National Matisse Museum, who lived in Nice from 1917 until his death in 1954 and left a great legacy of his works to the city or the Marc Chagall Museum which brings together in one place his most important work on the Bible: the 17 canvases that make up the artist’s Biblical Message.
