







Why choose between France and Italy when you can experience both? While the French and Italian Rivieras may sound like a world apart, the Italian border is just 40 minutes from Nice. Indulge in a day of cultural discovery that goes far beyond the typical tourist markets.
While most visitors stop at the border towns of Ventimiglia or San Remo, we take you deeper into the true gems of Liguria, where you will discover:
Historic Villages: Picturesque towns steeped in legends and timeless traditions.
Stunning Landscapes: Rolling hills, lush olive groves, and sun-drenched vineyards.
Spectacular Architecture: A visual timeline of Roman, Medieval, and Belle Époque styles.
Our journey begins in Bordighera, an elegant seaside town known as the « City of Palms. » Once a prestigious retreat for 19th-century aristocracy and world-renowned artists, this Belle Époque gem invites you to wander through flower-lined streets and admire its grand Italian architecture.
Next, we ascend to the perched village of Dolceacqua, a favorite destination of painter Claude Monet. As you cross the iconic medieval bridge, you’ll be captivated by:
Enchanting, winding cobblestone streets.
Local artist galleries and boutique workshops.
The majestic Doria Castle overlooking the countryside.
On our return journey, we stop in Menton, famously known as the « Lemon City. » This vibrant town marks the perfect transition between the two Rivieras. You’ll have time to lose yourself in the old town’s narrow alleys, where pastel-colored townhouses and Mediterranean charm create a truly captivating atmosphere.
We don’t just show you the sites; we help you live a truly authentic Italian experience. From the scent of the salty air to the rich history of Liguria, join us for a journey through time and natural beauty.


The sensational azures of Provence are sure to lure you in with their beauty and « the Nice hinterland » tour is the best way to immerse yourself in this wondrous region. Drive through the world capital of Perfume Grasse, and take advantage of a free guided tour at the Fragonard perfumery, where you will learn the secrets about perfume making as well as hear all the beautiful stories about the French delicacy.
The Riviera has always been a cherished holiday destination in Europe, so far back as the 19th century, it was favored by Europe’s crowned head such as Napoleon III, Queen Victoria and the Tsar who would seek out Cannes, Nice and Monte-Carlo in the winter for its scenic surroundings.