Tour 1 : Côte d'Azur Essentials

Step into legend at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, in the heart of the iconic Croisette, lined with palm trees, haute couture boutiques and glittering palaces.
Under the spotlights of dreams, admire the red carpeted steps once graced by Monroe, Delon, Sophia Loren, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and countless other timeless icons.
Around the Palais, follow the Path of the Stars and marvel at the handprints of more than 140 cinema legends — from Belmondo to DiCaprio, from Almodóvar to Tarantino.
Between luxury, light and emotion, the Croisette reveals its eternal glamour, where every moment feels like a scene from a film.

Let yourself be enchanted by Antibes, the sun-kissed jewel of the French Riviera. From the Saint-Jaume Bastion, admire the majestic Nomade sculpture before wandering through the old town — a maze of flower-lined lanes, artists’ studios, and historical treasures like the Picasso Museum. Discover the quiet charm of Le Safranier, a poetic little neighborhood in the heart of Antibes, then follow the scents and colors of the Provençal market on Cours Masséna. End your stroll on Place Nationale and Place De Gaulle, where art, warmth, and Mediterranean sweetness come together beautifully.

A true haven of art and history, Saint-Paul-de-Vence stands among the most beautiful villages on the French Riviera. Protected by 16th-century ramparts built under King Francis I, the village reveals its treasures at every turn — fountains, bastions, artists’ studios, and timeless stone houses.
On the legendary boules square, beneath century-old plane trees, one can still imagine Yves Montand and Lino Ventura competing in spirited games. Around it, the Café de la Place and the famous Colombe d’Or keep alive the spirit of great 20th-century artists — Matisse, Chagall, Picasso, Braque, Léger…
Following the ramparts to the Nice Gate, the view opens onto vineyards, olive groves, and the Mediterranean.
Blending art, heritage, and the Provençal way of life, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is more than a village — it’s a feeling, a place to fall in love with.

Far from the beaten paths, some places reveal a more intimate Côte d’Azur, bathed in light and silence.
The sea and the gardens merge in a landscape of rare beauty, where the azure blue of the sky blends with that of the sea to the horizon.
A suspended moment.
Exceptional panoramas among the most beautiful views of the Riviera and the Côte d’Azur.

Perched above the sea on the most captivating corniche of the Riviera, the Fragonard perfumery of Èze opens the doors to its world of sensuality. In the air float the flavours of flowers, citrus, and sunlight. During your visit, step into the workshops where beauty elixirs are born, and let yourself be seduced by the secret art of the perfumer, who composes fragrances like a symphony. Woody, floral, or fruity — each note caresses the senses. Here, the flavours are breathed, the light is savoured, and time seems to stand still. And for travellers with Mario Tours – Happy French Riviera, a negotiated 5% discount on factory prices completes this sensory journey.

Ranked among the most beautiful villages of the French Riviera, this hilltop gem dominates the coast and embodies its timeless elegance. Its name is said to come from Isis, the Egyptian goddess to whom the Phoenicians once dedicated a temple. In the Middle Ages, the villagers sought refuge behind the ramparts built in the 12th century—later dismantled by Louis XIV.
You enter through a fortified gate, leading into a labyrinth of flowered alleys and sun-drenched stone houses. Each turn unveils a breathtaking view of the sea, each stone seems to whisper a story.
… And when the wind falls silent, the magic of Èze still belongs to the hush of time.

On its legendary promontory, the old town of Monaco, known as Le Rocher, reveals the very soul of the Principality.Once cleverly conquered by the first Grimaldi, it has housed since the 13th century the Prince’s Palace, emblematic residence of the dynasty.Its medieval lanes, lined with Ligurian façades bathed in ochre and coral hues, wind between art galleries, boutiques, and shaded terraces.
Little by little, the sea stretches out to infinity, the Port Hercule comes into view, and the Principality unveils all its splendour.
Here lie the Palace, the Cathedral, the museums, and the national institutions — the living heart of Monaco.Access to the Rock and the visit will be accompanied, offering a privileged discovery of this historic place. An experience between history and horizon, where Monegasque elegance merges with Mediterranean light.

Born in 1866 as a tribute to Prince Charles III of Monaco, Monte-Carlo has embodied for over 150 years the prestige and passion of the Principality.
On the former plateau of Les Spélugues, a legend was born — a place devoted to beauty, gaming, refinement and the art of living.
From history emerged icons: the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the Café de Paris, and the Opera House, masterpiece of Charles Garnier.
Very soon, Monte-Carlo became the meeting place of kings, artists and dreamers, captivated by its unique light where everything seems possible.
Around the Casino Square, elegance becomes theatre, night dresses in gold, and the legend continues to shine.
Monte-Carlo, the name of a prince that became legend.