How long is the excursion?

This option is presented as a roughly four-hour shore excursion that combines Nice and Eze and is designed to fit cruise schedules.

Where do we meet the group?

The meeting point listed for this trip is Nice Cruise Porttt — please arrive a few minutes early to check in.

Is the walk suitable for children or older guests?

The Nice portion is easy; the ascent in Eze involves steps and uneven stonework, so assess mobility and bring assistance if needed.

Are refreshments included?

Refreshments are not typically included; there are cafés and market stalls on the route where you can buy local snacks and drinks.

Can I store luggage or return to the ship early?

Shore excursions are timed to cruise schedules; if you need to return early, notify the guide at check-in so they can advise on timing.

What languages are used on the tour?

Language offerings depend on the operator and daily schedule; check your booking confirmation for specific guide languages.

Nice Shore Excursion: 4-Hour Walk from Promenade des Anglais to Eze

On a brief stretch of the French Riviera, the Nice Shore - 4 Hours Excursion offers a compact, walkable taste of Côte d'Azur life that works perfectly for cruise passengers and day visitors. Beginning at the meeting point listed as Nice Cruise Porttt, this four-hour route threads two of the region’s most recognizable experiences: the urban seaside sweep of Nice’s Promenade des Anglais and the cliffside charm of the medieval village of Eze. Start by stepping onto the Promenade des Anglais, where a wide, palm-flanked esplanade runs above the famous pebble beaches known locally as galets. The soundscape here is the cadence of ocean, bicycle tires on sun-warmed pavement and the chatter of café terraces. Architecture shifts along the seafront from Belle Époque facades to modernist apartments, giving an immediate sense of Nice’s layered history. The old town — Vieux Nice — is a compact maze of ochre buildings, narrow stone alleys, and markets that spill with citrus, olives and Provençal herbs. The second act of the excursion climbs up to Eze, a medieval hilltop village poised on a limestone outcrop overlooking the Mediterranean. Stone stairways open onto panoramic terraces and tiny workshops where artisans carve pottery or sell local perfumes. Look for the Jardin Exotique’s drought-tolerant succulents and agaves clinging to terraced rock; the slope geology and exposed rock faces make Eze a striking contrast to Nice’s coastal plain. From many vantage points you can see Cap Ferrat to the east and the sweep of the Riviera westward. This brief, guided walk is ideal for travelers who want depth without a full-day commitment: it pairs easy urban strolling with a short, steeper ascent in Eze. The route highlights tangible elements — the pebble shoreline of Nice, limestone cliffs around Eze, Provençal flora and centuries-old masonry — that tell the geological and cultural story of the coast. Practical details: the tour is marketed as a short shore excursion that fits cruise timetables; meet at Nice Cruise Porttt. Wear comfortable shoes for cobbles and a jacket for coastal winds. Bring water, sun protection and a camera; there are multiple photo viewpoints and cafés for a quick regional snack. For visitors short on time, this excursion distills the Riviera into a single, walkable experience. It’s a smart introduction to Nice and Eze that leaves you with memorable views, local flavors and a clear next reason to come back. Plan to move at a relaxed pace: linger at a market stall for socca or a slice of pissaladière, step into a bar for a short rosé, and leave time to descend from Eze without rushing back to the ship; small shops often close for a two-hour afternoon break, so schedule accordingly and carry water