If starting the tour from Nice, you will drive by the middle Corniche with picture stops over the Angel and Villefranche bays, one of the most beautiful bays in the world. Then the Beverely Hills of the Riviera, the famous Cap Ferrat before to reach EZE.

EZE: The Eagle’s Nest of the Riviera, offers an incredible view of the Mediterranean and includes a perfume factory visit and shop that you can tour with a free bilingual guide.

MONTE-CARLO/MONACO: Stop at the golden square, the world-famous casino, see the Hotel de Paris, the gardens, then the Formula One Grand Prix racing route, see the changing of the guard at the princely palace (only at 11:55 a.m.) and the cathedral where Princess Grace and Prince Rainier are buried.

SAINT PAUL DE VENCE: a unique medieval walled village, shaped like a ship set on a rocky spur. Saint Paul welcomed many famous artists during the 1920s, Matisse, Renoir, Modigliani, Bonnard and Chagall were among those attracted by the incomparable charm of its stone architecture and narrow alleys . Within the village walls are a multitude of art galleries, shops with regional crafts, charming homes on side streets, beautiful flowers abound. A wonderful place for strolling…

GRASSE: perfume capital of the world, international reputation for the greatest of "Nose" (fragrance alchemists). This 16C city offers a seductive charm housing many of the worlds still great perfume houses. Chanel No.5 and Coco Chanel were created here. This charming city will titillate your senses. Visit and shopping in a perfume factory with a free guide in your language.

CANNES is the site of the world’s most prestigious film festival, held every May in the city's conference centre on the Mediterranean shore. Cannes is also famous for its seafront boulevard, La Croisette, a palm-lined promenade bordered on one side by a fine sandy beach and on the other by luxury hotels and elegant shops...

ANTIBES, The Picasso’s town and its gorgeous peninsula, the Cape of Antibes, where movie stars stay during the Cannes film festival. Drive through the old town, with its Provencal open-air market and its billionaire pier which welcomes the world’s largest and fanciest yachts.

SAINT PAUL DE VENCE, capital of the modern art, you’ll be amused by the medieval hilltop village that attracts so many artists and actors. Also Chagall’s last resting place, you’ll find a superb view of the Riviera and within the village walls, a multitude of art galleries, shops with regional crafts…

- The Russian church

- Have a wine tasting in the best vineyard of the Region (Monday to Friday only)

- Cimiez, with the MATISSE Museum (entrance included), the oldest Franciscan Monastery of the region (XVIe) and the Roman bath’s (2 000 years old).

- The old town and the flower market

- The Castel Hill and its breathtaking view from above Nice.

Saturday and Sunday only
- Have one of the most beautiful view on the bay of Villefranche and the Cap Ferrat, the Beverely Hills of the Riviera. Stop for pictures.

- Drive and stop through Tourrettes-sur-loup, capital of the violet flowers, a charming provencal village before to reach the Loup river canyon with nice waterfalls.

- Have a free guided visit and shop in a traditional confectionery candy factory with very specials gourmandizes!

- Then reach Gourdon village, perched on a rocky spur with an impressive view on the French Riviera (3000 feet high).