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Explore the French Riviera with this small group full-day tour from Nice, including Monaco, Cannes, Eze, and Antibes, for $149.66 per person.

This small group full-day trip from Nice offers an efficient way to see some of the most iconic destinations along the French Riviera. Priced at $149.66 per person, the tour covers four major stops—Monaco, Cannes, Eze, and Antibes—within approximately 9 hours. Designed for groups of no more than 8 participants, it promises a more personalized experience compared to larger bus tours, with hotel pickup in Nice and round-trip transport included.
While the tour packs in many highlights, it’s best suited for those with moderate physical fitness who want to maximize their time exploring the glamour, views, and charm of this famous coastline. Keep in mind that food and drinks are not included, so planning ahead is recommended. Overall, it’s a great option to get a taste of the Riviera’s top sights if you prefer an intimate group setting.

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The tour begins at 5 Prom. des Anglais, Nice at 9:00 am, with the added convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off in central Nice. This simplifies the logistics, especially after a morning of travel, allowing travelers to relax and focus on the scenery. The round-trip transport is by air-conditioned minivan, ensuring comfort during the approximately 9-hour day.
The small group size guarantees plenty of space and the chance for more engaging conversations with the guide. This setup give you a more intimate experience compared to large coach tours, though it may feel rushed at times given the number of stops packed into one day.
The first stop takes travelers into Monaco’s old town, perched on the Rock of Monaco. Here, you’ll walk through the narrow streets and see the Prince’s Palace, a striking neo-romanesque building that serves as the official residence of the Prince of Monaco. The tour also includes visits to the neo-romanesque Cathedral and the Princess Grace and Rainier III memorial.
This stop lasts about 35 minutes, with free admission, so you can take in the sights at your own pace. The area’s charm lies in its compact, historic streets and the views over the harbor, making it a favorite among visitors looking to glimpse royalty and elegance in one spot.
Next, the tour explores Monaco’s legendary Grand Prix circuit. Travelers get to see the old casino, Hotel de Paris, and Café de Paris, along with lush public gardens and luxury boutiques. The highlight is the chance to drive along the world-famous race track that hosts the Monaco Grand Prix.
This segment lasts roughly 40 minutes and is entirely free of admission charges. It provides a chance to appreciate Monaco’s reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, with plenty of opportunities for photos of the glamorous surroundings.
The tour’s third stop takes you to Eze, a medieval village perched high above the Riviera. Visitors are free to wander through the ancient streets, exploring shops and cafes, while enjoying stunning panoramic views of the coast. The village’s architecture and natural beauty make it a favorite for those seeking charm and history.
Spending about 45 minutes in Eze, travelers can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take in the scenic vistas. The visit is free, so you can explore at your own pace—though the quick visit may leave some wishing for more time to soak in the history.
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After Eze, the journey continues to Cannes, internationally renowned for its film festival, deluxe hotels, and elegant shops. The tour offers about 40 minutes to stroll along the palm-lined boulevards, relax on the sandy beaches, or view famous venues like the Palais des Festivals.
Cannes’ lively atmosphere and glamorous reputation make it a highlight for many visitors. The short stop means you’ll see the town’s main sights but won’t have time for extensive exploring, making it ideal for those who want a taste of the Riviera’s luxury.

The final major stop is Antibes, a vibrant town with charming old streets and a bustling marina brimming with some of the world’s most impressive yachts. Visitors can enjoy a walk along the ramparts, which overlook the marina, offering excellent photo opportunities.
Spending about 40 minutes here, travelers can take in the blend of natural beauty and lively maritime activity. The town’s intimate feel and picturesque scenery offer a relaxing conclusion to the busy day of sightseeing.

This full-day tour is led by a driver/guide who provides live commentary throughout the day, enhancing the experience with insights and stories about each location. The tour is suitable for those with moderate physical fitness, as some walking in the stops is included.
It’s important to note that food and drinks are not included in the price, so packing snacks or planning to buy in the towns is advisable. The tour operates from Nice, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours before the start, offering flexibility in case plans change.
While the tour covers many highlights efficiently, some reviews mention that the itinerary can feel rushed, especially given the tight schedule at each stop. The guide’s style plays a role here; some travelers praise Eric’s knowledge and storytelling, while others have found the driver/guide Antonio to be less attentive, rushing through the tour.
Travelers should be prepared for a long day, with minimal free time at each location, and consider their comfort with group sizes of up to 8 people. The moderate physical activity involved means it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
This tour appeals most to visitors who want a rundown of the French Riviera’s highlights without the hassle of organizing multiple trips. It’s ideal for small groups seeking a personalized experience with professional commentary.
However, those preferring more leisurely exploration or more time in each town might find the schedule too packed. The cost-effective price and inclusion of hotel pickup make it a convenient choice for a first introduction to the region.
This small group full-day tour offers a balanced mix of glamour, history, and scenic beauty along the Riviera. The cost is reasonable considering the destinations covered and the personalized experience provided by the small group setting.
While some may find the itinerary tight, it’s a solid option for those eager to see Monaco’s royal sites, Cannes’ fame, and the charming villages of Eze and Antibes in one day. The knowledgeable guide and comfortable transport add to the appeal, making it a practical choice for short stays or first-time visitors.
“Great opportunity to see a lot in one day. Long day but worth it if on a short break as an opportunity to see so much in one day. Highly recommend….”
What is the price of this tour?
The tour costs $149.66 per person.
How long does the tour last?
The experience lasts approximately 9 hours, starting at 9:00 am.
Where does the tour begin?
The tour starts at 5 Prom. des Anglais, Nice with hotel pickup in central Nice.
What stops are included?
Stops include Prince’s Palace of Monaco, Monte Carlo Grand Prix, Eze, Cannes, and Antibes.
Are meals included?
No, food and drinks are not included; travelers should plan accordingly.
Is the group size small?
Yes, the maximum group size is 8 people, providing a more intimate experience.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start.
Is this tour suitable for all physical levels?
The tour requires moderate physical fitness for walking and exploring.
Is there a guide?
Yes, a driver/guide provides live commentary throughout the day.
What are the main strengths of this tour?
The personalized small group setting, comprehensive itinerary, and scenic coastal views are key benefits.
Are there any downsides?
Some may find the schedule rushed and prefer more free time at each stop.