The Best of the French Riviera in One Day!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Exclusive Riviera Tours, Nice, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Every day between 8 and 9am (the sooner, the better).
IF YOU ARE LOCATED IN CANNES/ANTIBES, WE WOULD NEED TO CUSTOMIZE THE TOUR DUE TO DISTANCE, TIME and TRAFFIC.
SUGGESTION:
First
EZE Village via the
“Moyenne Corniche road”, one of the three beautiful
Corniches that links Nice to Monaco, Menton and the Italian border. The village is another medieval gem known as the Eagle's Nest of the Riviera because it offers an incredible view of the Riviera and the Mediterranean Sea
(€6/pers).
If you wish, we can tour a perfume factory to discover the secret of making perfumes and cosmetics, the latter with a free guide who speaks your language.
You will be taken then to a high vantage point on the Upper Road (the Grand Corniche), where you will see a gorgeous birds-eye view of the city of Cap Ferrat (considered by locals to be the "Beverly Hills of the Riviera").
Next SAINT JEAN CAP FERRAT, discover the famous VILLA EPHRUSSI OF ROTHSCHILD which was built at the end of the last century on the narrowest part of the peninsula, the villa is one of the most beautiful on the Côte d’Azur with 9 different colored gardens (€15/pers).
Followed by NICE, «Queen of the Riviera", Our next stop will be on the Mont Boron where you will have a panoramic view of NICE. You will be able to take in the amazing views of Angel and Villefranche Bays, which are decidedly some of the most beautiful bays in the world before to reach Nice and its colorful flower market.
A nice lunch can be organized in a nice place in Saint Paul de Vence (lunch price is not included). If you would like to stop for lunch, we will need to skip one of our scheduled destinations to remain in your 8-hour time frame. The other option is to grab some sandwiches, snacks, and drinks and have them on the road.
And SAINT PAUL DE VENCE, visit the medieval hilltop village that attracts so many artists and actors. From a bastion above the ramparts, overlooking the village cemetery (where Chagall is buried), you’ll find a superb view of the Maritime Alps and the Esterel mountains to the west of Cannes. Within the village walls are a multitude of art galleries, shops with regional crafts and charming homes on side streets with beautiful flowers abound.