What if one day was all you needed?
What if one day was all you needed?
What the tour is about
An unhurried journey across the Riviera’s soul — for the quietly curious
The title really says it all – what this tour is and who it’s for. It’s a chance to see (and even feel) the whole coastline from Cannes to the Italian border in a single, glorious, slightly mad day. Cannes, Nice, Èze, Monaco, Menton. Sea and mountains. You’d think it’s all the same. But no. It’s all entirely different.
This is a long tour. Proper full-day stuff. And if we decide to stay for dinner? Well then, say goodbye to your evening plans. You’ll be back at your hotel tired, a bit dazed, but grinning like you just got off a rollercoaster that served chilled rosé on the way down. So plan nothing the next day except a slow crawl to the beach. Do absolutely nothing. Just flip through your phone and your mind, revisiting the sensory overload you survived the day before. You’ll honestly wonder how it’s even possible to squeeze an entire vacation into one day
Go — but why, really
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Because it’s the only time you’ll cross seven legendary Riviera towns in one day without a yacht or a nervous breakdown
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Because you’ll end the day sun-drunk, story-rich, and smelling faintly of rosé and adventure
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Because you can tell people you “did the Riviera” – and for once, actually mean it
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Because from cliff-top villages to billionaire playgrounds, it’s basically France showing off
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To eat, drink, float through the Côte d’Azur, and come home claiming it was “very educational”
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To find a slightly better, deeper version of yourself — and maybe, just maybe, realise happiness isn’t some far-off fantasy. It’s right here. Right now
Tour itinerary
Stop 1: Cannes - Glamour at Breakfast
Cannes is the easiest starting point, but nothing stops us from kicking off in Nice, Antibes or wherever else you’ve decided to base your glamorous self. I’ll tell you how I personally think the day should unfold – my own well-seasoned version of events – but let’s get one thing straight from the start: no strict rules, no military schedules. The point here is pleasure and vibes.
We’ll start the day in style, of course. A walk along one of the most famous boulevards in the world: La Croisette. Morning Croisette? Pure beauty and calm. I’d suggest a coffee at the Carlton. Yes, it’s chic and expensive. And yes, it’s absolutely worth it. Besides, I’ll show you a little mystery about the hotel – something hidden in plain sight, yet nobody ever sees it. They don’t look up.
We’ll cruise to the very beginning of La Croisette – the spot that gave the promenade its name. (Backup plan: we can have our coffee here instead, with a sea view and a salty breeze.) Then we follow the coastline onward. Smooth sailing
Stop 2: Antibes: Old Stones and Jazz Notes
Juan-les-Pins, Napoleon, jazz, water skiing, Hôtel du Cap, the old town, the biggest marina in Europe, Fort Carré, Napoleon again, Picasso, and yet more beaches – completely different ones, mind you

Stop 3: Nice: Promenades and Panoramas
Where does Nice begin? Easy – Promenade des Anglais. The Negresco hotel, pebbly beaches, the Bay of Angels – and no, not those angels. (Spoiler: it’s a whole different story). We’ll duck into the Old Town for a stroll and maybe a snack. And something refreshing and possibly alcoholic to wash it down.
Then we’ll drive up Mont Boron for a view so lovely it ought to be illegal – eyes and cameras at the ready. From there, we’ll glide past Villefranche. No need to stop. It looks better from above anyway. And on we go
Stop 4: Èze: Sky-High Stone and Scents
We’ll discover why medieval folk felt the need to build a village on top of a cliff so steep, even modern tourists with nothing heavier than a phone and a bottle of water struggle to reach it.
Èze is hands down one of the most beautiful villages on the coast – inside and out. At its feet, a bright yellow blotch of the Fragonard perfume factory awaits. We can pop in, explore what really goes into your favourite scent (a lot more than just petals and poetry), and maybe stock up on quick, no-fuss, delightfully fragrant gifts for neighbours, colleagues, and people you only pretend to like

Stop 5: Monaco, Monte Carlo: Royals, Riches and Racing Lines
These two names are so often thrown around separately that many unsuspecting souls genuinely believe they’re different places. They’re not. But the story of how and why they got their split identity is weirdly fascinating.
We’ll go up to “the Rock” – Monaco’s historic old town, the Prince’s Palace, and all that royal jazz. Then, in true cinematic fashion, we’ll slide along the Formula 1 Grand Prix route to Monte Carlo.
The Casino, Hôtel de Paris, Café de Paris, the golden square. Everything smells of money here. And weirdly, money does have a smell. Monte Carlo is steeped in it
Stop 6: Menton: Italy in Disguise
The most Italian of all the French cities. If you gave a child a box of watercolours and told them to paint a dreamy seaside town – bright, cozy, warm, delicious – you’d get Menton.
The perfect place to end this day. You can go for a dip, flop on the beach for a sunset nap, and then take a dreamy wander through the narrow streets.
As you climb the famous yellow staircase made of sea-smoothed pebbles up to the basilica, the scent of grilled sardines wafting from the beachside restaurants makes it physically impossible not to stay for dinner. And why not? It’s our last stop. We’ve earned it
What's included
- Comfortable transportation, so you can just sit back and enjoy the views
- Guided tours – because wandering aimlessly can be fun, but knowing what you’re looking at is even better
- Time to explore on your own, get lost (but not too lost), and take photos that will make everyone else miserable
What's not
- Food and refreshments
- Entrance fees (if you find something that isn’t free)
- Tips for your charming driver/guide
Frequently asked questions
How many people will be in the group?
We like to keep things intimate. Our day tours usually host between 4 and 7 guests – just enough for great conversation and zero chance of being lost in the crowd
Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility?
Our pace is relaxed, and we avoid strenuous walks or steep climbs. However, there may be short cobbled stretches or steps. If you have specific concerns, let us know in advance – we’ll do our best to accommodate you
Will there be free time or is everything guided?
Both! We believe in giving you the story and the space. Expect guided moments for context and colour, followed by time to wander, photograph, sip, or simply breathe
What language is the tour in?
Our tours are in English, French and Russian. If you speak irony, you’re in good company either way
Is lunch included?
Some tours include a light lunch or tasting – details are in the description. For others, we’ll guide you to local gems where you can eat what you fancy, not what’s pre-arranged for the masses
Where do we meet and when?
We’ll send you exact meeting details upon booking. Most tours depart from Cannes or Nice, and timings are clearly listed in the itinerary. If you’re arriving by cruise ship, we’ll make sure everything fits your docking schedule
What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and a curiosity for beauty. In summer, a hat and a water bottle are a must. And perhaps a sense of humour – but you probably packed that already
What happens if it rains?
We carry on unless the weather gets truly ridiculous. A little drizzle never stopped a good story or a glass of rosé. In case of serious storms, we’ll be in touch to offer options
Can I book a private version of this tour?
Absolutely. Whether you’re a couple, a family, or just allergic to other tourists, we offer private versions tailored to your mood, mobility and mischief level
How do I book and pay?
Booking is simple via website link or WhatsApp. Payment is by card, cash or bank transfer. No hidden fees, no funny business

So there it is – probably the most vivid, jam-packed, unforgettable day of your Riviera adventure. And I’d bet good money that 90% of your vacation photo album will come from this one, glorious, slightly ridiculous day 😎