How long is the tour?

The tour runs approximately 7 Hours, with flexible stops so you can explore each town at your own pace.

Where does the tour pick up?

Pickup: Hotel, port, airport or villatt — the operator offers pickup from most central locations in Nice.

Is the tour suitable for children or older travelers?

Yes; the day includes short walks and vehicle transfers between towns, but note there are cobbled streets and stairways in medieval villages.

Do I need a passport for Monaco?

Carry a passport or national ID—Monaco is a separate jurisdiction and authorities may request identification.

Meals are generally not included; the tour allows time to eat at cafés or markets in each stop so you can choose local specialties.

Can I store luggage on the tour?

Small bags are fine; for large luggage check with the operator in advance about vehicle capacity and pickup logistics.

Full Day Riviera Grand Tour: Monaco, Eze, Nice, Cannes & Antibes

Drive the French Riviera from Nice outward in a single, expansive day on the Full Day - Riviera Grand Tour, a seven-hour road loop that stitches together Monaco, Eze, Nice, Cannes, Antibes and Saint Paul de Vence. Starting in Nice on the Côte d'Azur, this itinerary delivers the coast’s signature contrasts: pebbled shorelines and sun-slick harbors, limestone outcrops and high-art villages. Pickup: Hotel, port, airport or villatt makes the logistics simple; the tour runs about 7 Hours and gives you flexible time to explore each stop at your own pace.

In Monaco, spot the principality’s dense urban cliffs, the Prince’s Palace approaches, and the glint of superyachts in the harbor—an intense foil to the rustic elegance that follows at Eze. The medieval village of Eze perches on a jagged limestone ridge above the sea; its narrow lanes, cactus terraces and the exotic Jardin Exotique offer sweeping views of the Mediterranean and a geology lesson in coastal uplift. Nice delivers a long pull of promenade, the Promenade des Anglais and broad views across pebble beaches to the bay, while local markets spill fresh fruit, socca and Provençal herbs that scent the air.

Cannes introduces a different energy: palm-lined boulevards, the Croisette’s film-festival glamour and sandy spits that host summer cinema under the sun. Antibes rewards slow walking—ancient ramparts, a working harbor and a salt-washed old town where Picasso once lived and worked. Saint-Paul-de-Vence closes the loop as a compact, fortified hill village known for galleries and modern art history; the stone streets and small squares make it easy to absorb local culture between cafés.

The natural elements tie the route together: low, aromatic maquis of rosemary and thyme, stands of Aleppo pine, limestone headlands and the sapphire sweep of the Mediterranean. Expect short, steep stairways in medieval villages and tight parking near viewpoints; comfortable shoes and a light daypack make the day move better. This tour is ideal for travelers who want a high-impact overview of the Riviera in limited time: it swaps deep hikes for short walks and high-contrast scenery.

Why book this with a local operator? The route concentrates the region’s essentials without the planning friction—connections between towns, suggested timing, and insider parking choices turn a good day into a memorable one. Practical flexibility and a driver-guide who knows where to pause for the best views make the difference. Whether you want art, architecture, coastal panoramas or a taste of Mediterranean life, the Full Day - Riviera Grand Tour delivers a compact, scenic education in the Côte d'Azur. Practical notes: bring sunscreen, a refillable bottle, and a camera; local cafés and markets reward slow stops with vivid flavors and small discoveries. Book time deliberately to savor a single vista.