One day in Provence

Founded in Roman times, a traditional fishing port, this city is famous for its "billionaire quay" where the most beautiful yachts in the world are moored. Free time in the old town at the Provencal covered market with very narrow streets typical of the Côte d'Azur. We will leave by the ramparts fortification direction Cannes crossing Cap d'Antibes, another beautiful place of the Riviera.

Arrival in front of the Palais des Festivals, free time to discover the Croisette to take a picture on the red carpet of the steps of the palace of the film festival.

The world capital of the flower and perfume industry. Free tour of the Fragonard factory with an experienced guide.

A medieval village of the Côte d'Azur perched at 720 of impressive altitude due to the beauty of the landscapes and the breathtaking view of the coastline of the Riviera. Visit the little castle and the glassblower artists' shops.

From the 17th century, this medieval village also called the city of violets, located in a valley with a charm in the narrow streets as in a labyrinth, not to mention to taste the famous ice cream violet.

In the hinterland 30 minutes from Nice, Saint Paul is the most visited village of the Côte d'Azur. In the Middle Ages, Saint-Paul was the rendezvous of the greatest impressionist painters and sculptors such as Chagal, Monet, Picasso, Matisse ... who all worked there at their times