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Start your morning in France’s warmest microclimate, a coastal sanctuary where the sun shines just a little brighter. Menton is a photographer’s dream, a place where the jagged Alps plunge into the sea in a striking riot of terracotta, ochre, and pastel pinks.
Old Town Wanderings: Lose yourself in the winding, cobblestone labyrinth of Le Vieux Menton. As you climb the narrow stairs toward the Basilica of Saint-Michel, discover hidden gardens and timeless alleys.
Franco-Italian Fusion: Located just steps from the border, Menton boasts a unique cultural soul. Experience this in the Baroque architecture and local gastronomy—where French buttery pastries meet the zesty, sun-ripened lemons celebrated by the city every year.
Artistic Heritage: For a deeper dive into local culture, enjoy an optional visit to the Jean Cocteau Museum. Housed in a 17th-century harbor bastion, it showcases the avant-garde spirit Cocteau brought to the Riviera.
Escape the coastal bustle and ascend to a historic village frozen in time. Perched like a stone crown high above the Mediterranean, Roquebrune offers a quiet, soulful perspective of the Riviera.
The 10th-Century Fortress: Explore the Château de Roquebrune, one of the oldest feudal castles in France. Walk the ancient ramparts that have guarded the coast for a millennium and imagine the knights who once surveyed these turquoise waters.
The Ancient Olive Tree: Stand in the presence of a living monument. The village is home to a 2,000-year-old olive tree with a gnarled trunk spanning over 20 meters in circumference. It remarkably still bears fruit today—a true symbol of Provençal resilience.
Eagle-Eye Views: Capture breathtaking panoramas of the coastline from the village squares. On clear days, the shimmering silhouette of Corsica appears across the Ligurian Sea.
Conclude your shore excursion in the world’s most famous Principality. This 2-square-kilometer sovereign state is where royal history meets the absolute height of global luxury.
The Rock (Monaco-Ville): Visit the historic heart of the Principality. Stroll colorful streets lined with boutique shops, view the Prince’s Palace, and step inside the Neo-Romanesque Cathedral—the final resting place of Princess Grace.
Formula 1 Thrills: Feel the adrenaline as you trace the legendary Monaco Grand Prix street circuit. Drive through the famous tunnel and past the « Swimming Pool » chicane, following the exact route of racing legends.
Casino Royale Glamour: End your day in the Place du Casino. Marvel at the Belle Époque splendor of the Grand Casino, surrounded by a parade of supercars and manicured gardens. Whether you try your luck inside or enjoy people-watching at the Café de Paris, the atmosphere is pure cinematic magic.
| Destination | Highlight | Experience |
| Menton | Old Town Heritage | Explore vibrant markets and Franco-Italian baroque architecture. |
| Roquebrune | The 10th-Century Fortress | Walk through medieval history and see the oldest olive tree in France. |
| Monaco | The Rock & Monte-Carlo | Visit the Prince’s Palace and drive the iconic Grand Prix route. |


This private tour will immerse you in the cultural richness of Menton, Roquebrune’s medieval charm, and Monaco’s glamorous sights, from the Prince’s Palace to the iconic F1 track and Grand Casino.
The name Saint Tropez conjures up images of yachts and golden sand – it is the classic European getaway. It has been this way however, it was once a quiet fishing village which was transformed after Brigitte Bardot came to St Tropez in the 50s to star in Et Dieu Créa la Femme (And God Created Woman) providing the stage for it become a classic jet set destination where illicit pleasures wait around every corner.
Embark on an awe-inspiring private tour, starting with the enchanting medieval village of Eze perched on a hill with an exotic garden, followed by the hidden gem of Peille at over 600 meters above sea level, featuring medieval chapels, a 17th-century palace, and Gothic fountains, and concluding at Sainte-Agnès, Europe’s highest coastal village, offering breathtaking Mediterranean panoramas, medieval streets, castle remains, and a historic fort along the Maginot Line.