Three cities of artists: Antibes, Saint-Paul-de-Vence and Cannes.

Private tour from Nice (6-7 hours)
  • A private tour allows you to customize your itinerary to suit your interests.
  • You will be picked up and dropped off at your hotel for your convenience.
  • Travel in comfort in a private car.
  • See the main sights in one tour.
Book a tour tel: 33 7 66 89 17 62 / 33 6 24 58 38 34
mail: consultation@ds-conseille.pro

Sophie Tour Riviera

Description of the excursion

  • Duration: 6-7 hours / the tour is available for private groups of 1 to 8 people
  • Price: Mercedes E-class 65€/hour, Renault Trafic 65€/hour, Mercedes V-class 70€/hour, Mercedes S-class 110€/hour
  • Not included in the price: meals, entrance fees, wine tasting
  • Included in the price: driver, guide, car, parking, highway, excursion support
  • Extra charge: tips / extra hour

Brief description:

Your guide will meet you at the agreed location and you will travel east from Nice. You will visit three different cities: the historic and seaside harbour of Antibes, the artistic Saint-Paul-de-Vence and the glamorous Cannes. The tour will last 6 hours and will start at 9am or 1pm, depending on your choice. As this is a private tour, we will be happy to tailor it to your individual expectations.

The tour can start at a time convenient for you, but we recommend starting at 9 am or 1 pm.




Promenade des Anglais,

We'll set off from Nice, driving along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, and head towards the picturesque hillside village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence.


Saint-Paul-de-Vence

Surrounded by 14th-century defensive walls, this medieval town was once known as the “Royal City.” Over a century ago, it transformed itself into a haven for artists, attracting young painters, sculptors, and contemporary designers. The likes of Picasso, Chagall, and Matisse found inspiration in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, and it’s easy to see why. Even today, many up-and-coming artists call this charming village home, creating a unique mix of medieval streets with galleries, studios, and contemporary art shops. For those interested in contemporary art, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is home to the largest collection in the prestigious Fondation Megha.


Antibes

The next must-see is Antibes, the first city founded on the Côte d'Azur by the Greeks, strategically located between Marseille and Italy. Formerly Antipolis, Antibes still impresses with its remains, including the Fort Carrée, a massive fortification overlooking the harbour and picturesque marina.

Picasso Museum

The old town's castle is now home to the Picasso Museum, and its spacious square is transformed every morning into a vibrant Provencal market. It's no wonder that Antibes, the third-largest city on the French Riviera, attracts so many visitors seeking refuge.


Blood

Just a stone’s throw from Antibes is the famous city of Cannes. Who hasn’t heard of it? Every May since 1946, movie stars have strutted their stuff on the red carpet during the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, capturing the world’s attention. But Cannes offers more than just glitz and glamour. Its charming hilltop old town, bustling port lined with luxury yachts, the backdrop of the Esterel Mountains to the west and the elegant boulevard de la Croisette lined with designer shops and luxury hotels, especially the famous Carlton, are sure to leave you in awe. It’s worth considering how Henry Braum, the British Lord Chancellor, transformed the place in the mid-19th century – come and see for yourself.


Nice

After exploring these breathtaking places, we will head back to Nice along the picturesque coastal road.