The Côte d'Azur, a stunning coastline renowned as Europe's premier playground, is the ultimate destination for relaxation and luxury. From St-Tropez to Monaco, bask in its gorgeous azure waters and soak up the undeniable opulence of this beloved stretch of land that boasts seemingly endless glamorous beaches, picturesque villas, world-renowned hotels and celebrity-loved hotspots! With a rich history and host to annual global events such as The Cannes Film Festival and Monaco’s Formula 1 Grand Prix, be sure not to miss out on one of the most celebrated coastal getaways worldwide.

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Nice

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Step into a world of beauty in Nice, the heart of France's Côte d’Azur. Gracefully stroll along La Promenade des Anglais with its breathtaking ocean views or ascend to Castle Nice for an unforgettable experience looking over the Mediterranean sea and marvel at the architectural wonders - Hotel Negresco, the pinnacle of French luxury and Parc Phoenix with its futuristic greenhouse. For art lovers, take in some extraordinary masterpieces by one of Nice’s most notable residents at The Matisse Museum. And during February each year, The Carnival of Nice takes centre stage painting this idyllic location with a kaleidoscope array of colours.

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Cannes

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Every May, Cannes sparkles with its annual celebrated international film festival. Yet this is only a glimpse of the glamorous Mediterranean city whose famous beach clubs and iconic hotels line the prominent La Croisette. Offering a unique blend of classic charm and modern flair, visitors can explore Rue d’Antibes to find designer bars and boutique shops or take in breathtaking views from cobblestone streets lined with beautiful pastel-coloured homes up in Le Suquet's medieval neighbourhood - known for being the birthplace of this chic French city.

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Antibes

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Antibes is a charming Mediterranean oasis steeped in literary and artistic history. Perfect for those seeking a stylish spot on the French Riviera with a sandy shoreline, Mediterranean scenery and chic ambience. Famed author F Scott Fitzgerald spent time here at the Villa Saint Louis, now known as the Belles-Rives hotel, where he wrote "Tender is The Night". Visitors can also explore the town's many renowned cultural landmarks such as Provençal food market Cours Masséna or Musée Picasso - formerly Château Grimaldi which served as home for Picasso himself.

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St. Tropez

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Once a tranquil fishing village tucked away in a picturesque bay, Saint-Tropez rose to fame when legendary actress Brigitte Bardot visited during the 1950s. Today this glamorous beach resort is known for its mix of quaint charm and modern luxury – cobblestone streets lined with stylish fashion boutiques are complemented by iconic historic sites like the Vieux Port where traditional fishing boats mingle with extravagant super yachts. Capture an authentic Provençal atmosphere and indulge in the opulence that this elegant destination has to offer. 

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Monaco

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Nestled on the stunning Mediterranean coast, Monaco is a haven of high-end luxury and seemingly never-ending grandeur. Monte Carlo's streets are characterised by famed hotels, such as The Hôtel Hermitage, boasting sweeping views of hillsides and super yachts dotting every shoreline. This iconic principality offers something for everyone, explore historical sites such as Fort Antoine and Monaco Cathedral as well as the world-renowned Monte Carlo casino or soak in the splendour of world-class events such as the Tennis Masters Series and the Formula 1 Grand Prix.

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Saint Jean Cap Ferrat

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On the French Riviera also lies an impressive coastal enclave, known as Cap Ferrat. The area is often nicknamed the "Peninsula of Billionaires", a testament to its stunning luxury homes sheltered by lush pine forests and Mediterranean climate that never disappoints. Take a stroll through the narrow streets in Saint Jean-Cap Ferrat lined with charmingly vibrant houses before visiting this enchanting peninsula. Countless great artists such as Henri Matisse, Chagall, Picasso and even the 1979 Nobel Prize Laurette Odysséas Elýtis were all said to be captivated by what the peninsula has to offer. 

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