The French Riviera

We head, for our first destination, to Cannes, globally celebrated for its glitz, glamour, and the iconic Cannes Film Festival. Stroll the Boulevard de la Croisette with its prestigious designer boutiques and grand palace hotels. Snap photos on the famous red-carpeted steps and explore the 'Allée des Étoiles' (Cannes’ own Walk of Fame) featuring handprints of cinema legends.

This seaside resort shelters a deep-water marina built to accommodate sleek superyachts. It is also the official starting point of the Route Napoléon - the first historically themed tourist road in France.

Juan-les-Pins is the vibrant, glamorous seaside resort town of Antibes, world-renowned for its sweeping stretches of fine white sand, high-energy nightlife, and rich jazz heritage.

Cap d'Antibes seamlessly blends wild nature with aristocratic history. Lay back and enjoy the ride around the cape and its legendary billionaire estates.

We reach ancient Antibes where you can sample the bustling market. Wander along the ramparts and discover, uniquely housed inside a 13th-century castle, the first museum in the world entirely dedicated to Pablo Picasso. You can also admire the marina and Billionaires' quay.

Villeneuve-Loubet is a dynamic, highly diverse coastal commune, uniquely split into a historic medieval village inland and a striking modernist seaside resort on the Bay of Angels.

We arrive for a timely lunch break in the enchanting medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence. It is universally famous for its artistic heritage, having served as a haven for some of the 20th century’s greatest painters, writers, and poets. Stroll the cobblestone arteries of this artistic Mecca with its dozens of high-end contemporary art galleries.

We drive through the capital of the French Riviera so as to get on the moyenne corniche (one the three scenic balcony roads) leading to Monaco. But we can nevertheless stop here and there to discover ‘Nissa la Bella’ (Nice the Beautiful) as the tour is perfectly customisable...

Èze is one of the most famous and breathtaking "perched villages" on the French Riviera, located dramatically on a rocky cliff 429 metres (1,407 feet) above the Mediterranean Sea. The village offers a stunning contrast between medieval stone architecture and sweeping panoramic views of the coastline.

We then descend to the Principality of Monaco and its Roc where the Princely Palace sits, along with the old town, cathedral and gardens. Take a spin with me around the Grand Prix circuit and experience the opulence of Monte-Carlo...