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Discover the flavors of Cannes with a 3.5-hour food tour featuring Provençal dishes, local wines, and charming stops in the old town, led by expert guides.
Experience the authentic tastes of Cannes with the Taste Cannes: A Full French Riviera Food Tour by Do Eat Better. Priced at approximately $99.61 per person, this 3 hour 30 minute walking experience takes visitors through the heart of Cannes’ old town in small groups. Guided by knowledgeable local experts, the tour combines high-quality gastronomy with lively storytelling, offering a glimpse into the city’s culinary and cultural heritage.
With a strong reputation reflected in a 5.0 rating from 45 reviews and a 96% recommendation rate, this tour appeals to those wanting an immersive taste of Provençal cuisine combined with sightseeing. It’s especially suitable for travelers comfortable with moderate walking and eager to explore local food spots away from the typical tourist trail.

The tour starts at Quai Saint-Pierre, a scenic location close to the market, where a glass of Provençal wine and snacks such as terrine and tartinable set the tone. This initial stop lasts about 45 minutes and offers a relaxing introduction to the local drinks and light bites. It’s a great way to settle into the culinary journey while enjoying views near the waterfront.
Later, the group moves to Marche Forville, a lively market filled with fresh produce and local specialties. Here, the famous Pissaladière, an onion tart, takes center stage as a popular Provençal snack. During summer, Fleurs de Courgettes may also feature, providing a seasonal taste of the region’s produce. This stop also lasts about 45 minutes and combines tasting with a brief visit to the market’s vibrant stalls.
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The third stop is at Boulevard De La Croisette, where a local restaurant welcomes guests for an authentic Provençal dish of the day. The menu varies daily depending on the fresh ingredients arriving from land and sea, making each visit unique. This one-hour stop allows guests to enjoy a warm, sit-down meal while soaking in the glamour of Cannes’ most famous boulevard.

The tour concludes on Rue d’Antibes, a bustling shopping street. Here, guests can indulge in seasonal sweet treats like local chocolates, Macarons from a historic patisserie, or the Tarte Tropézienne, famously associated with Brigitte Bardot. This hour-long final stop offers a delectable ending and perfect photo opportunities, rounding out the culinary experience.

This guided tour departs from 3 Quai Saint-Pierre and ends at Rue d’Antibes, both centrally located and easy to reach via public transportation. The small group format, capped at 12 participants, fosters a relaxed atmosphere where guests can ask questions and interact comfortably with the guide.
The guide speaks both English and French, ensuring clear communication. The tour is suitable for individuals with moderate physical fitness, as it involves walking through the old town’s cobblestone streets. Water is included, but additional food and drinks are available for purchase separately.

Priced at just over $99.61, this tour offers a generous sampling of Provençal dishes, local wines, and sweet treats. The menu’s seasonal nature means some items, like Fleurs de Courgettes or specific desserts, may vary based on the time of year. The inclusions—lunch and water—make it a good value for a cultural and culinary immersion.
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Guests often praise the knowledgeable guides, with many reviews highlighting Vanessa for her friendly demeanor, storytelling ability, and attentiveness. She is recognized for her deep experience in food and Cannes history. Reviewers also appreciate her flexibility, especially accommodating larger or family groups, including those with young children.
Most reviews mention the delicious food stops, with several noting the main meal as one of the best they’ve had in the region. The small group size and intimate setting contribute to a personalized experience, making it feel more like exploring with a local friend.

While most guides are highly praised, some reviews point out that English language fluency varies; a few mention that guides may occasionally read from a sheet or converse in French during training. This can slightly affect the flow of commentary but generally does not detract from the overall experience. The tour requires moderate walking on cobblestone streets, so travelers should wear comfortable shoes.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, providing peace of mind for spontaneous plans. In cases of bad weather, the tour can be rescheduled or fully refunded. Since the experience depends on weather conditions, it’s wise to check forecasts and dress appropriately.
This French Riviera food tour is ideal for food lovers eager to enjoy authentic Provençal dishes and learn about local traditions. The small group size and knowledgeable guides make it suitable for first-time visitors and seasoned travelers alike. The mix of market visits, seaside dining, and sweet treats ensures a well-rounded culinary snapshot of Cannes.
While some guides may have variable language skills, the overall warmth, quality of food, and scenic stops create a memorable experience. For anyone wanting a delicious, relaxed exploration of Cannes’ food scene, this tour offers great value and genuine local flavor.
“This was a great walking tour of Cannes with food and drinks. We really enjoyed our time in this city and our guide was super friendly and informa…”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour price covers lunch, water, and all tastings at four different stops. Additional food and drinks can be purchased separately.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is about 3 hours and 30 minutes, including four stops with different tastings and meals.
Where does the tour start and end?
It starts at 3 Quai Saint-Pierre, near the market, and ends at Rue d’Antibes. Both locations are centrally located in Cannes.
Is the tour suitable for children?
The tour requires moderate walking and is best suited for guests with moderate physical fitness. It is flexible enough to include families, especially with children who enjoy food.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, the tour offers free cancellation if canceled more than 24 hours in advance. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.
What kind of dishes will I taste?
Expect Provençal specialties like Pissaladière, seafood dishes, Fleurs de Courgettes in summer, and local desserts such as macarons or Tarte Tropézienne.
Are guides bilingual?
Guides generally speak both English and French, though fluency can vary. Most reviews highlight friendly and informative guides.
Is this tour good value for money?
Yes, considering the multiple tastings, a full meal, and personal guidance, this tour offers excellent value for around $99.61.
What should I wear?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking along cobblestone streets. Dress for the weather, especially if rain is forecast.
Can I join if I have dietary restrictions?
Yes, but it’s best to contact the tour provider in advance to notify of any food restrictions.