This unforgettable 7-night journey through the stunning landscapes of the South of France. In a luxurious convertible sports car, you will traverse the iconic coastline, charming villages, and glamorous cities, unveiling the opulence and beauty of this enchanting region. From the glitz of Cannes to the Mediterranean splendor of Menton, each stop offers a unique blend of culture, cuisine, and picturesque scenery, culminating in a truly serene getaway.
Itinerary Highlights
The stunning beaches of Antibes
The vibrant markets of Nice
The breathtaking vistas from Eze
The luxury and glamour of Monaco
What’s included
Private tours for most included activities
Meet & greet airport service
Luxury or boutique accommodation at your chosen level
Expert guides in each destination
flexibility
This is an example itinerary. It is fully flexible; you can add or detract days and include hotels at your chosen budget. It departs daily.
07
Nights
Price Guide
From $16,000 per person
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Day 1
Arrive in CANNES
Day 1
Arrive in Cannes
Your journey begins in the glamorous city of Cannes, famous for its prestigious film festival and luxury lifestyle. Explore the boulevard de la Croisette with its upscale boutiques and pristine beaches before picking up your sleek convertible. In the evening, dine at one of Cannes’ Michelin-starred restaurants, savouring exquisite French cuisine while enjoying views of the Mediterranean sunset.
Day 2
eXPLORE aNTIBES
On your second day, drive a short distance to Antibes. This charming town is renowned for its beautiful coastline and historic sites. Spend your morning at the Picasso Museum, housed in a former Grimaldi castle, and then wander through the vibrant Provençal market at Place Verdun. After indulging in some local delicacies, relax on sandy beaches like Plage de la Salis, where you can soak up the sun and enjoy the azure waters.
Day 3
NICE
Continue your journey to the vibrant city of Nice, famed for its stunning Promenade des Anglais. Stroll through the quaint old town, exploring its narrow streets filled with colourful buildings, local art, and boutiques. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a beachfront café before visiting the famous Cours Saleya market, where you can find fresh produce and artisan specialties. As the sun sets, head to Castle Hill for panoramic views of the city and coastline.
Day 4
Monte Carlo Glamour
The next day is a highlight as you drive to the medieval village of Eze, perched atop a rocky hill. Visit the renowned Fragonard Perfume Factory and take a leisurely walk through the botanical gardens with breathtaking views of the coastline. Afterwards, make your way to Monaco, the epitome of luxury. Explore the opulent casinos and the royal palace before enjoying dinner in Monte Carlo, renowned for its extravagant dining options.
Day 5
Villefranche-sur-Mer
On day five, travel to the picturesque town of Villefranche-sur-Mer, where you can unwind along the vibrant port. Spend your day at the beach, taking in the stunning views of the bay or visiting the impressive Chapelle Saint-Pierre, adorned with works by Jean Cocteau. Savour a seafood lunch at a charming waterfront restaurant before enjoying a leisurely afternoon along the coastal paths.
Day 6
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Today takes you to the luxurious enclave of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Admire the stunning villas and take a stroll along the coastal path to explore the hidden beaches and lush gardens. Visit the renowned Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, a gorgeous mansion set amidst exquisite gardens. In the evening, revel in a gourmet dinner at a fine dining restaurant overlooking the sea.
Day 7
Menton
On your final day, conclude your tour in the delightful town of Menton, known for its stunning gardens and vibrant citrus festival. Take time to explore the charming old city with its narrow streets and colourful houses. Visit the exotic gardens of Serre de la Madone and Val Rahmeh, offering a feast for the senses. After a leisurely lunch, reflect on your luxurious journey through the South of France before returning your convertible and heading to Menton Train Station.
Day 8
Depart Menton Train Station
A note on price
The prices outlined above are a rough guide to give you an idea of costs and enable you to budget for your trip.
Guide prices are generally for private arrangements based on twin share, in well located, good quality accommodation (excluding international flights).
Please note costs are indicative and may vary due to a number of factors such as; travel date, hotel choice, room category, number of people travelling and prevailing exchange rates.
Price Guide From $16,000 pp
When to travel
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France is a popular tourist destination throughout the year, but the best time to visit depends on your preferences and the region you plan to visit. Generally, the best time to travel to France is from April to June, or September to November when the weather is mild and the crowds are smaller. Summer months from July to August are the peak tourist season, with high temperatures, crowded attractions, and higher prices. Winter months from December to February can be chilly, but there are many indoor attractions to visit. The weather in France varies from region to region, so it is best to check the weather forecast for your destination before you travel.
January is one of the coldest months in France, with temperatures ranging from 2°C to 7°C on average. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be colder, while southern regions like Nice and Marseille have milder temperatures. It's important to pack warm clothing and layers when visiting France in January, especially if you plan to spend a lot of time outdoors. Despite the chilly weather, there are still plenty of indoor attractions to enjoy, such as museums, galleries, and cozy cafes.
February is still a chilly month in France, but temperatures begin to rise slightly compared to January. The average temperature in February ranges from 3°C to 9°C, depending on the region. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be colder, while southern regions like Nice and Marseille have milder temperatures. It's important to pack warm clothing and layers when visiting France in February, especially if you plan to spend a lot of time outdoors. Despite the chilly weather, there are still plenty of indoor attractions to enjoy, such as museums, galleries, and cozy cafes.
March marks the beginning of spring in France, and temperatures start to rise again. The average temperature in March ranges from 5°C to 12°C, depending on the region. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be slightly colder than southern regions like Nice and Marseille. March can still be a bit chilly, so it's best to pack some warm clothing and layers. However, the weather is generally pleasant and perfect for outdoor activities like sightseeing and strolling through parks and gardens. It's a great time to visit France before the peak tourist season begins in April.
April is one of the best months to visit France, with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine. The average temperature in April ranges from 8°C to 16°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. April is a great time to visit France if you want to avoid the crowds and higher prices of the peak tourist season in summer. It's a perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities like picnicking, hiking, and exploring gardens and parks. However, it's still a good idea to pack some layers for cooler evenings and occasional rainy days.
May is a wonderful time to visit France, with mild and pleasant temperatures that are perfect for outdoor activities. The average temperature in May ranges from 12°C to 20°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. May is a great time to explore France's stunning countryside, with blooming flowers and greenery everywhere. It's also a good time to visit popular tourist attractions like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum before the peak tourist season begins in June. It's recommended to pack light clothing and layers for cooler evenings and occasional rainy days.
June is the beginning of summer in France, with warm and sunny weather throughout the country. The average temperature in June ranges from 15°C to 23°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. June is a popular time to visit France, with long days and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. It's a great time to explore the beaches, parks, and gardens in the country. However, it's important to pack sunscreen and light clothing to stay cool and protected from the sun. It's also recommended to book accommodations and attractions in advance due to the high demand during the peak season.
July is the peak of summer in France, with high temperatures and plenty of sunshine throughout the country. The average temperature in July ranges from 17°C to 25°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. July is a popular time to visit France, with many tourists flocking to the beaches and tourist attractions. It's a great time to enjoy outdoor activities like swimming, sunbathing, and hiking. However, it's important to pack sunscreen, a hat, and light clothing to stay cool and protected from the sun. It's also recommended to book accommodations and attractions in advance due to the high demand during the peak season.
August is one of the hottest months in France, with high temperatures and plenty of sunshine throughout the country. The average temperature in August ranges from 17°C to 26°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. August is a popular time to visit France, with many tourists flocking to the beaches, parks, and tourist attractions. It's a great time to enjoy outdoor activities like swimming, sunbathing, and hiking. However, it's important to pack sunscreen, a hat, and light clothing to stay cool and protected from the sun. It's also recommended to book accommodations and attractions in advance due to the high demand during the peak season.
September is one of the best months to visit France, with mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and plenty of sunshine throughout the country. The average temperature in September ranges from 13°C to 22°C, depending on the region. Southern regions like Nice and Marseille tend to be warmer than northern regions like Paris and Normandy. September is a great time to explore France's stunning countryside, with blooming flowers and greenery everywhere. It's also a good time to visit popular tourist attractions like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum without the crowds of the peak season. It's recommended to pack light clothing and layers for cooler evenings and occasional rainy days.
October marks the beginning of autumn in France, with cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall throughout the country. The average temperature in October ranges from 9°C to 17°C, depending on the region. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be slightly colder than southern regions like Nice and Marseille. However, October is still a great time to visit France, with fewer crowds and lower prices than the peak season. It's a great time to explore the picturesque autumn foliage in the countryside and enjoy indoor attractions like museums and galleries. It's recommended to pack warm clothing and layers for cooler weather and occasional rainy days.
November is a transitional month in France, with cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall throughout the country. The average temperature in November ranges from 5°C to 12°C, depending on the region. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be slightly colder than southern regions like Nice and Marseille. November is a great time to visit France if you want to avoid the crowds and higher prices of the peak season. It's a great time to explore the picturesque autumn foliage in the countryside and enjoy indoor attractions like museums and galleries. It's recommended to pack warm clothing and layers for cooler weather and occasional rainy days.
December is one of the coldest months in France, with low temperatures and occasional snowfall in some regions. The average temperature in December ranges from 2°C to 8°C, depending on the region. Northern regions like Paris and Normandy tend to be colder than southern regions like Nice and Marseille. Despite the chilly weather, December is a wonderful time to visit France, with festive holiday markets and decorations in many cities and towns. It's also a good time to enjoy indoor attractions like museums, galleries, and cozy cafes. It's recommended to pack warm clothing and layers to stay comfortable during the cold weather.
Add on’s
After indulging in the sun-soaked glamour of the South of France, consider extending your European adventures to explore other captivating destinations. Whether you seek the enchanting charm of Italy, the historic allure of Spain, or the lush landscapes of Switzerland, the options are abundant. You might head to the romantic canals of Venice, where every turn offers a new masterpiece, or wander through the vibrant streets of Barcelona, renowned for its unique architecture and lively culture. For a serene escape, the Swiss Alps beckon with breathtaking scenery and year-round opportunities for outdoor activities.
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