Visit Saint Paul de Vence, Antibes & Cannes, 7h Tour

Embark on an exhilarating journey through the enchanting landscapes of the Côte d'Azur, traversing picturesque destinations such as Cannes, Antibes, and Saint Paul de Vence. Our comprehensive experience includes a guided shared mini-bus tour conducted by seasoned professionals, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of this captivating region.

We will collect you at your hotel or Airbnb location and depart for a seven-hour tour. Your first stop will be Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a fortified village adorned by artists such as Chagall and Picasso. As you stroll along the cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, take note of the charming ambiance and the rich artistic heritage.

Next, head to Cannes, where you can witness the renowned red carpet of the Palais des Festivals, home to the Cannes International Film Festival, an event celebrated worldwide for its prestige. Despite being closed to visitors due to security concerns, Cannes still offers a captivating glimpse into French culture and entertainment.

To escape the heat of Cannes, venture into the Old Town's shady district, known for its seasonal stalls offering refreshments and souvenirs. You might also choose to ascend to the Notre-Dame d'Espérance church for panoramic views of the city and the stunning backdrop of Cap d'Antibes.

Further east lies Antibes, another artistic haven, characterized by its medieval ramparts, contemporary art installations, and breathtaking vistas overlooking Cap d'Antibes. Construction commenced in 1565 under King Charles IX to protect the town against naval attacks.

The citadel, having undergone various renovations throughout history, now stands as a testament to the strategic importance of this strategic location. The Citadelle d'Antibes provides a magnificent view of both the town and the Mediterranean Sea.

Lastly, visit the Picasso Museum located in the former Château Grimaldi. This museum houses a vast collection of artworks by Pablo Picasso, spanning his career from 1919 to 1946. Admission is not included but costs €8 per entry.

Following the guided tour, you will have ample time to explore the region on your own accord.