The French Riviera in a day

This one-day tour is ideal for road lovers. You'll be travelling for miles, stopping off at every place you visit to soak up a piece of Mediterranean history. You'll make some wonderful discoveries between small villages and large towns. Discover museums, cathedrals, festival venues, the old town of Nice, walks and panoramic views all in one day.

Why do the Côte d'Azur in just one day?

Visiting the Côte d'Azur in a day is certainly not enough. There is so much to discover in the south of France, not least the cafés in the port of St TropezFort Saint Jean in Marseille, Monaco's most beautiful beaches, the Fragonard perfumery in Eze, parks, gardens, the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, other ports and the sights of the Mediterranean. Cannes.

On the Côte d'Azur, you can move from one village to the next for a pleasantly gentle stay. Then you can enjoy the urban atmosphere of Nice or Monaco. You can visit art museums, palaces and harbours. You'll also discover breathtaking architecture, small markets and other gems typical of the South of France.

Whatever the case, you can visit an interesting part of the Côte d'Azur in one day. The tour takes you to the most famous places and monuments on the French Riviera, and gives you a unique adventure to capture on film. We'll take you on this adventure from your hotel in Nice. And don't forget that you can also take a tour of Nice after the Côte d'Azur day to extend your stay.

It's also an opportunity to travel along the Mediterranean Sea to recharge your batteries after a long week or during the holidays.

What will you discover on this trip?

Departing from Nice, you'll hop into a premium vehicle; the 10-hour long grand tour starts there. Make sure you wear light clothing for a comfortable visit.

The tour begins with the stunning view of the port of Villefranche-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat from the heights above Nice. It's a good starting point for getting a taste of the beauty of the Côte d'Azur's seascapes. After Nice, you'll be in Eze. This short diversions will allow you to learn more about the history of Fragonard's perfume.

Monaco and of course Monté-Carlo are on the next stopover. This is an opportunity to visit the Principality of Monaco and discover the princely world of this part of the Côte d'Azur. After Monaco, you'll be in Saint-Paul-De-Vence, a charming medieval village well worth a visit. Yes, visiting a fortified medieval village is always impressive.

Your guide will then take you to Antibes, where you'll discover the luxury world of the Côte d'Azur's billionaires. It's only a stopover, but you'll learn the essentials about the town of Antibes and be able to spot restaurants and good places to prepare for a possible stay. After Antibes, it's on to Cannes and its famous Croisette. Not far from there, you'll find the old port of Cannes. The town has plenty of surprises in store to round off your visit.

Visiting the Côte d'Azur in a day lasting 10 hours is a great adventure. You'll see the best features of the French Riviera from town to town, so don't forget to fully charge your phone or camera for some great shots - bring a power bank too!

Nice - Cap Ferrat: breathtaking views

Get a bird's eye view of Nice's old town and the surrounding landscape. Observe the architecture of the various buildings that bear witness to the city's historic past. You'll see green areas which blend with the city's buildings to form a beautiful landscape. Admire not only the roofs of the citybut also the hills of the surrounding area. The town's beautiful layout is well worth seeing from above.

As you're on the Côte d'Azur, it would be a shame to miss Cap Ferrat and the port of Villefranche-sur-Mer. You'll have a panoramic view of these emblematic Côte d'Azur watering holes. They are not only famous in Nice and the surrounding area, but are also a must-see on the French Riviera. You can admire the dance of the boats, the infinite blue of the sea and the peaceful but dynamic life that is organised here.

The panoramic view over the heights of Nice and the surrounding area is something not to be missed on the Côte d'Azur.admire the landscape on land and at sea in complete tranquillity.

Eze: medieval charm on the French Riviera

The first thing you'll do in Eze is visit the Fragonard perfume factory. This historic perfume factory houses laboratories, workshops and a museum. The Eze perfume factory in existence since 1782. However, the factory is one of the historic buildings on the Côte d'Azur that you can visit free of charge. As well as discovering how perfume is made and the jobs involved in the perfume industry, you can also learn about 3,000 years of perfume history at the factory museum. Other things you need to know, the perfume industry also manufactures cosmeticsVisitors can buy products on site.

The medieval village of Eze sits on a cliff not far from Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Eze is characterised by its narrow streets, staircases, flowers and shops. There are also several art galleries. The village offers a panoramic view over the bay of Monaco. You can even see Corsica from afar when the weather is fine. In this picturesque village, you can discover the French Riviera from a charmingly traditional angle. If you enjoy visiting regions and places where the 'local' is valued for inspiring real discoveries in tourists, this part of the programme will appeal to you.

Monaco and Monte Carlo: a memorable stopover

Monaco is where you'll find an old town with buildings of breathtaking architecture. In particular, you'll see the princely palace of Monaco with its frescoes and grand flats.

You can also walk through Monaco's old town, which is renowned for its cleanliness and calm. The facades of the houses in the old town and its narrow cobbled streets are another interesting part of the region to discover. This tour also takes in Monaco's palaces, sea views, the Cathedral and, of course, the Palace of Monaco.he changing of the guard. It's spectacular when you're travelling to Monaco for the first time.

The route then continues to Monte Carlo, but before you get there, you'll need to along the Formula 1 circuit or Monaco Grand Prix circuit. It's a must-see in the city and certainly a must-see when travelling along the Côte d'Azur. Next, you'll have the chance to see Monte Carlo's luxury boutiques and casinos.

Saint Paul de Vence: the artists' village

Saint-Paul de Vence is nestled in the Southern Alps. It is another medieval village with ramparts, the square tower of l'Esperon, the keep of the Château de Saint Paul de Vence, and stone houses. Saint Paul de Vence stands out for its Wednesday market held in the village square. It's the perfect time to discover and sample the local produce. The village also boasts a pontis, an oil mill and the Maeght Foundation garden.

If you're an artist at heart, or if you simply love beautiful things, this jewel of Provence is a place you must visit. Picasso, Prévert and Miro are among the most famous artists to have stayed here. You can discover the works of various artists in the village's art galleries.

Saint Paul de Vence also has a waxwork museum. The museum tells the story of the people who shaped the village's past, including Vauban and the Count of Provence.

Antibes: a town of luxury

Antibes is a town cherished by billionaires. It's a place of business and luxury, which you can cross to discover the Vauban port, one of the largest marinas in Europe. You'll also find emblematic monuments such as the Garoupe lighthouse and Fort Carré. The visit won't last long, but if you're staying in Antibes for a day, you can pop over to the Parc Marineland and enjoy the nautical pleasures of this unforgettable place.

Cannes: the city of stars

Cannes is the icing on the cake. It's where you'll find the Palais des Festivals and where you can walk the red carpet. Take advantage of this visit to find out more about what the stars like when they go to Cannes.

This day trip to the French Riviera could be one of the highlights of your free time. Collect trips to enrich yourself.