FRENCH RIVIERA

The French Riviera, or Côte d'Azur, is a glamorous stretch of coastline along the Mediterranean Sea, known for its stunning beaches, luxurious resorts, and rich history. This iconic region of southern France is where sun, sea, and sophistication come together, attracting travelers with sparkling waters, charming towns, and upscale lifestyle.

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Nice: The Riviera’s Stylish Heart

Nice is the unofficial capital of the French Riviera and blends Old World charm with a vibrant, modern energy.

  • Stroll along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, a seaside boulevard lined with palm trees and Belle Époque architecture.

  • Explore the colorful Old Town (Vieux Nice) with its local markets, cobbled streets, and baroque churches.

  • Visit the Marc Chagall and Matisse Museums, or take in panoramic views from Castle Hill (Colline du Château).

Nice offers a perfect base for exploring the Riviera, with easy access to nearby towns and beaches.

Monaco: Glamour and Grand Prix Thrills

A 30-minute train ride from Nice, Monaco is a tiny principality with outsized luxury.

  • Visit the Monte Carlo Casino, Prince’s Palace, and the stunning Oceanographic Museum.

  • Walk the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit or enjoy luxury shopping and fine dining.

  • Don’t miss the harbor, filled with some of the world’s most lavish yachts.

Monaco is where high-end elegance meets coastal spectacle.

Cannes: Red Carpets and Seaside Chic

Famous for its international film festival, Cannes offers a mix of old glamour and beachfront relaxation.

  • Walk the Croisette, Cannes’ beachfront promenade lined with designer shops and luxury hotels.

  • Lounge at one of the many beach clubs or take a boat to the Lérins Islands for a quieter escape.

  • Visit Le Suquet, the old town, for sweeping views and a taste of traditional Provençal character.

Cannes is a blend of indulgence and elegance, perfect for a stylish beach getaway.

Travel Tips

  • Best Time to Visit: May to September; July and August are peak season with festivals and beach life in full swing

  • Currency: Euro (EUR)

  • Language: French; English is commonly spoken in tourist areas

  • Getting Around: Trains and coastal roads make it easy to explore; ferries connect major ports; driving offers the most flexibility