Antibes, Grasse, Saint‑Paul‑de‑Vence

Your journey begins as we greet you at the Cannes Cruise Terminal.

Your driver will take you along La Croisette, the famous promenade by the sea. You’ll pass by the iconic Cannes Film Festival building, where all the excitement happens each year. You’ll also get a glimpse of the luxurious hotels where celebrities stay when they visit. With the beautiful sea on one side and the lively atmosphere of Cannes on the other, it’s a drive that really shows off the best of the French Riviera.

Antibes Old Town is a captivating blend of history, art, and Provençal life. Its cobblestone streetsare filled with charm, offering a glimpse into the vibrant culture of the French Riviera.

Marché Provençal: This historic farmers’ market in Antibes is a true local treasure and a must-see for anyone visiting the French Riviera. Over a century old, it has been recognized on CNN’s Top 10 List of the World’s Best Fresh Markets. Located under a covered pavilion in the heart of the Old
Town, the market is open daily (except Mondays). It’s a hub where locals gather to shop, chat, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Here, you will find fresh vegetables, seasonal fruits, fragrant herbs, and local specialties like olives, tapenades, homemade jams, local honey, artisanal cheeses and so much more. It’s the perfect spot to sample the flavors of Provence and feel the warmth of the community.

Picasso Museum (optional – ticket not included): Housed in the Château Grimaldi, this museum celebrates the time Picasso spent in Antibes in 1946, where he created several famous works like The Goat and La Joie de Vivre. The museum’s collection includes Picasso’s art as well as pieces by modern masters like Nicolas de Staël. It’s a highly recommended spot to visit!

The Remparts of Antibes: Ancient stone walls built in the 17th century to protect the town. As you walk along them, you’ll feel the history in every step. Along the way, you’ll pass by the beautiful Cathedral Notre-
Dame-de-la-Platea, adding to the charm of the experience. Simple, quiet, and full of character, the ramparts are a great way to explore the old heart of Antibes.

Port Vauban: Known as the “Billionaire’s Berth,” Port Vauban attracts some of the world’s most luxurious yachts. Famous American owners who have visited include Jeff Bezos (Koru), Steven Spielberg (Seven Seas), and David Geffen (Rising Sun).But it’s not just about the glamour, walking around the port, you’ll also see fishing boats and historic fortifications.

Saint-Paul-de-Vence is one of the most charming villages in France, that feels like it’s out of a storybook. Perched on a hilltop with stunning views and a rich artistic history. As you wander its cobblestone streets, you’ll be surrounded by stone houses, blooming flowers. The village is full of art shops and quirky stores where you can find handmade items and unique souvenirs. It’s a place where you can slow down and simply enjoy the moment.

Famous painters like Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, and Pablo Picasso walked these same streets. Many of them stayed or dined at the legendary Colombe d’Or, a hotel and restaurant where artists would trade
their paintings for a meal. Today, you can still see original paints hanging on the walls, making it feel like an open-air museum.

In the main square of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, you’ll see locals playing pétanque, just like they’ve done for years. The clink of the balls, the laughter, and the friendly banter create a relaxed, welcoming vibe. It’s the perfect spot to slow down and grab lunch at one of the charming cafés nearby. Sit back, enjoy a good meal, and take in the simple joys of village life.

Just outside the village, you’ll find the Fondation Maeght, a world-renowned modern art museum set in a stunning garden. It’s home to works by Joan Miró, Alexander Calder, and many more. Even if you’re not big on modern art, it’s worth a visit just to enjoy the setting.

“Fragrance Capital of the World”: Grasse is such a special place! It’s a beautiful little town up in the hills, surrounded by fields full of flowers like jasmine, lavender, and rose. For centuries, it’s been the center of perfume-making, some of the biggest names in perfume Chanel, Dior and Guerlain all have
fields here. Your driver will take you to one of the oldest perfumeries, where you’ll get an exclusive, free private tour just for you and your group. You’ll have the chance to see how perfumes are made, explore the factory and its museum, and even learn how to create your own scent. You’ll also get to smellall the flowers that go into these amazing fragrances, and ask as many questions as you want to the expert behind it all.