Côte d'Azur

Part of the French Riviera, the Côte d’Azur is a location filled with sun, sand and scenic views of the Mediterranean sea and is rich in French culture and natural beauty. Well known as a playground for the rich and famous, many celebrities flock here to enjoy the luxurious resorts dotted around the coastline. The best ways to explore the local culture is by walking through many of the regions charming towns and villages. This region is full of museums and cultural centres displaying historical remains and artefacts which date back to Roman and Greek times. The coastline stretches the length of the region from the towns of Marseille to St Raphael with an abundance of trendy sea front hotels, restaurants and cafes to stop off in en-route.

Côte d'Azur

St Tropez

Made famous by the glitz and glamour of movie stars, St Tropez is a popular tourist attraction where you will find many exclusive hotels, expensive yachts in the marina and the clear blue waters of Nikki beach. Enjoy the experience of this quaint town that comes alive both day and night with a host of tourist attractions and water sports facilities on offer. Local restaurants and cafes are filled with delicious French cuisine, fresh seafood and wines made from in nearby regions.

Marseilles

Being the oldest city in France and the second biggest only to its capital Paris, Marseilles is an eclectic mix where ancient culture meets modern surroundings. Visit the old town area where you can find many theatres, museums and cultural centres that host festivals and events right through the year. Some of the top attractions to visit in Marseille are The Basilique St Victor, Boulevard Longchamp, Notre-Dame-de-le-Gare, the stadium at Olympique de Marseilles and Port Modern.

The Beautiful Beaches

With endless golden beaches lining the coastline of The Côte d'Azur, you will be spoilt for choice when looking at locations for sunbathing. Choose from one of the exclusive and luxurious resorts packed with activities as well as some quieter locations dotted around the coast for that quieter “get away from it all “day out. Enjoy the local cuisine and glass of wine produced in nearby regions offered from the many traditional restaurants you will find en route.