25 Jul 10 Days in the French Riviera: your Road Trip Itinerary
You want to treat yourself with a trip to one of the most beautiful areas in the South of France? Then you should definitely take a look at the French Riviera! I have written for you an ideal 10 days road trip itinerary to get the best of the Côte d’Azur! The French Riviera has so many assets that you will want to visit again and again!
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Why you should go on a trip to the French Riviera
I will help you understand why you should absolutely go on a trip to the French Riviera! The French Riviera, called “Côte d’Azur” in French, is the eastern part of the Mediterranean coastline located between Monaco and the Italian borders. By extension we can also include the coastline until the city of Marseille and its surroundings.
One of the first reason why you should visit the French Riviera is included in its name! Riviera is an Italian noun for “coastline”, nothing surprising here given its location… But if you take a look at the French nickname of this region: “Côte d’Azur”, meaning “azure coast” in English, you will find a better explanation. Because of the perfect climate with a lot of sun and no wind, the sky has a bright blue color similar to the Mediterranean Sea all year long! The pleasant weather is a great first reason to visit this place!
Secondly, for the nature lovers, this area is gifted with some beautiful landscapes: the coastline is breathtaking, the beaches are amazing, and you can find a few beautiful National Parks and regional Natural Parks.
Thirdly, you will love to explore the cities of the French Riviera! Between lovely colorful towns, charming medieval villages and very chic and glamourous places, you won’t get bored!
Last but not least, the gastronomy is exceptional in the French Riviera!
Côte d’Azur is a real gem! No wonder why it’s one of the most popular and fashionable vacation spots in France!
What is the best time to go on a trip to the French Riviera
Now that you know why you should go to the French Riviera ASAP, let’s see when is the best time to visit it and when to plan your road trip in the French Riviera!
Summer is of course an obvious nice season to visit the French Riviera: you will appreciate all the treasures of this region to the fullest! But it’s also the most touristy season and it’s very hot. Therefore, if you want to avoid the crowd or do not handle the heat very well, I recommend you visit during spring or fall. The temperatures are still high enough for you to enjoy the beaches and swim in the Mediterranean Sea!
Finally, because of the ideal climate, you have a very high percentage of chance to enjoy a perfect weather even in winter, so why not escape the cold in this paradise?!
How to get to the French Riviera
There are 2 major entry points to your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera if you visit from France or from abroad: the cities of Nice and Marseille. And you can choose to come by flight or by train.
The airport of Nice is the 3rd French airport and the one in Marseille is the 5th one. You can check which one is the most practical for you depending on where you live or where you will be coming from.
If you come by train from Paris, I would recommend you choose Marseille as your entry point. There is a direct high-speed TGV train line between Paris and Marseille, and it will take you only 3h20 to get there!
You can also take the train from Paris to Nice, but it will take you around 6h. This train takes the same route as the train line between Paris and Marseille, but then between Marseille and Nice it stops in every station and it is way longer.
Your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera
I will give you below 2 options for your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera: one starting in Marseille et one starting in Nice.
If you want to visit the French Riviera, renting a car is the best. It will allow you to be completely independent and move around more easily. There are train stations in all the cities of this itinerary, but the train is less practical. You can rent a car in Marseille and give it back in Nice or vice-versa.
My recommendation is a 10 days road trip, but I am sharing with you more ideas of places to visit in case you want to stay longer at the end of this article!
Your Road Trip Itinerary in the French Riviera starting in Marseille
Here is my recommendation for a road trip itinerary in the French Riviera starting in Marseille:
- Arrival in Marseille on Day 1.
- Day 1 to 3: 3 days and 2 nights in Marseille. On Day 1 you can start visiting Marseille, then on Day 2 you can spend the full day in the Calanques, and on Day 3 do some more sightseeing in Marseille.
- Leave Marseille and go to Monaco on Day 3 (afternoon or end of day) – around 2h30 drive with the toll highway for 25,90 euros and 5h with free local roads.
- Day 3 to 6: 2 days and 3 nights in Monaco. You can visit Monaco on Day 4 and visit Menton on Day 5.
- On Day 6, leave Monaco in the morning to go to Nice. You can visit Eze on the way.
- Day 6 to 10: 3 days in Nice and 4 nights in Nice. You can spend 2 full days visiting Nice on Day 7 and Day 8. On Day 9, explore Villefranche-sur-Mer. Day 10 is your day of departure and you can enjoy “la dolce vita” in Nice a bit more before leaving.
Your Road Trip Itinerary in the French Riviera starting in Nice
Here is my recommendation for a road trip itinerary in the French Riviera starting in Nice:
- Arrival in Nice on Day 1.
- Day 1 to 4: 3 days and 3 nights in Nice. You can spend 2 full days visiting Nice on Day 1 and Day 2. On Day 3, explore Villefranche-sur-Mer.
- Leave Nice on Day 4 in the morning to go to Monaco. Visit Eze on the way.
- Day 4 to 7: 2 days and 3 nights in Monaco. You can enjoy Day 5 doing some sightseeing in Monaco and spend Day 6 in Menton.
- On Day 7, leave Monaco to go to Marseille (in the morning) – around 2h30 drive with the toll highway for 25,90 euros and 5h with free local roads.
- Day 7 to 10: 3 days and 3 nights in Marseille. On Day 7/8 you can start visiting Marseille, then on Day 9 you can spend the full day in the Calanques, and on Day 10 do some more sightseeing in Marseille before you head back home.
Marseille
Welcome to Marseille!
As the second largest city of France and largest city on the Mediterranean coast, Marseille is very dynamic and cosmopolitan! The economy of the city is mostly based on its commercial port: the largest port for commerce, freight and cruise ships in France and the 5th in Europe.
Built around 600 BC, Marseille was known to the ancient Greeks as Massalia. This city is therefore full of art and culture and combines tradition and modernity.
Additionally, the area around Marseille features many islands, and one of the most beautiful natural wonder with the National Park of the Calanques.
Given all of those treasures, Marseille is a must-see to include in your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera!
What to do and see in Marseille
Here are some of the amazing things you should do while in Marseille:
- Discover the Old Port: named the “Vieux Port” in French, this harbor exists since 26 centuries and is now the beating heart of Marseille.
- Wander in “le Panier”: this neighborhood is the Old Town of Marseille. You will find here colorful streets and buildings dating from the 17th
- Admire Notre Dame de la Garde : the most famous landmark of Marseille ! This basilica is also located the at the highest natural point in Marseille.
- Walk the Canebière: Marseille’s biggest avenue. It’s filled with prestigious buildings.
- Visit the MuCem: The Museum of European and Mediterranean civilizations. This museum is surrounded by a latticework shell of fiber-reinforced concrete: a unique architecture!
- Go to the Palace of Longchamp: this magnificent monument from the 19th century is housing 2 museums and is ornated with beautiful fountains.
- Take a look at La Major Cathedral: Marseille’s cathedral has a majestic architecture with a Byzantine style.
- Stroll through La Corniche to enjoy beaches, traditional fishing port, nice restaurants, and views.
- Hike in the Calanques: You cannot visit Marseille without spending one day in the Calanques close to the city of Cassis. Those white cliffs and turquoise blue waters are one the most stunning gems of the area! You can go to Calanques Port-Pin and Calanques d’En-Vaux for example. I wrote an article dedicated to the Calanques, read it here the Ultimate Guide to the Calanques in Marseille and Cassis.
Where to stay in Marseille
Marseille being a huge city you will have plenty of choice for a place to stay.
I stayed 2 nights in the Sofitel in Marseille, and it was amazing. Let me share a few words about my experience. This 5 stars hotel is ideally located in the Vieux-Port. From my luxury bedroom I could enjoy a large terrace with a view on the Old Port, which was very pleasant in the morning and in the evening! The bed was so conformable that I slept like a baby! It was ideal to relax, especially after my hiking day in the Calanques! I was also impressed by the views from the rooftop restaurant on the 7th floor of the hotel. From there you can not only see the Old Port with the marina but also the Palais du Pharo and the For St-Jean.
Disclaimer: I was invited to stay here by the Sofitel Marseille, nevertheless I have shared my own opinion.
Monaco
Welcome to Monaco!
The Principality of Monaco is the one of the smallest countries in the world (2nd after the Vatican City). Its tiny surface of 2 square kilometers is ideally located on the shores of the French Riviera between Cap d’Ail and Menton. This independent sovereign state ruled by Prince Albert II is well known for being a place full of glamour, luxury and prosperity and even hosting a Formula One Grand Prix in its streets! You have to see it by yourself and add it to your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera. Then you can pretend to be a celebrity for a day!
The Principality has only one commune, Monaco, made of four districts: Monaco-Ville (nicknamed “the Rock”), Monte-Carlo, La Condamine, and Fontvielle.
What to do and see in Monaco
Here are some of the amazing things you should do while in Monaco:
- Have a look at the Prince’s Palace of Monaco located on “The Rock”. You should also walk around the square of Place du Palace.
- Get lost in the Old Town: there are plenty of charming little streets full of colorful buildings.
- Wander in Saint-Martin Gardens: a green and exotic oasis offering beautiful views of the marina and the sea.
- Enjoy Monte Carlo’s legendary Casino: gaze at the architecture from the outside or dare to enter to gamble and admire the lavish décor. You should also walk around the Casino Square.
- Do some luxury shopping in Le Metropole Shopping Center.
- Admire the Roman-Byzantine style of St Nicholas Cathedral.
- Go to the beach in Larvotto.
- Visit the Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium.
- Walk around Princess Grace Rose garden in Fontvieille Park
- Appreciate Monaco from above from The Tête de Chien (Dog’s Head): a 550 m (1,804 ft) high rock promontory near the village of La Turbie.
Where to stay in Monaco
Staying in Monaco itself being quite expensive, I would recommend you choose an accommodation in the French surroundings. I stayed 2 nights in the Riviera Marriott Hotel La Porte de Monaco in Cap d’Ail. It takes just a few minutes to reach Monaco, therefore it’s quite practical. This 4 stars hotel besides Cap d’Ail marina features an outdoor pool and is only 200 meters away from Cap d’Ail beach! My suite was nicely decorated with modern designs of yachting inspiration. The thing I loved the most was the balcony offering a unique Mediterranean panorama! I also appreciated the boho-chic atmosphere of Bolinas, the restaurant of the hotel. Overlooking the yachts on the waterfront of Cap d’Ail, it offers all-day dining options. Enjoying tapas and cocktails in Bolinas was the perfect way to end a day of sightseeing!
Disclaimer: I was invited to stay here by the Riviera Marriott, nevertheless I have shared my own opinion.
Nice
Welcome to Nice!
With is ideal location between the shores of the Mediterranean and the summits of Mercantour, Nice has many assets!
Firstly, Nice is features amazing beaches: you do not need to take the car, it’s at a walking distance from downtown! How convenient right?! Secondly, this city is very pretty: the traditional architecture in the old town and city-center is beautiful and unique!
Thirdly, Nice is a city of art, culture and gastronomy: you can visit many museums and galleries here and enjoy some delicious food! Last but not least, the city is very dynamic and convivial.
Adding to all of this the nice weather, and you will understand why I felt so good in Nice! That’s why it should be well positioned high in your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera!
What to do and see in Nice
Here are some of the amazing things you should do while in Nice:
- Pass by Place Masséna: the historic and main square of the city, easily recognizable by its colorful facades, its majestic fountain with the statue of Apollo, and mesmerizing black and white tiled pavement.
- Wander in the Old Town, so charming with its pastel-colored houses and cobbled streets.
- Go to the beach, obviously! You will find many private and public pebbles beaches with warm azure blue waters.
- Stroll in the famous Promenade des Anglais: this pedestrian walkway stretches for 7 km from the airport in the west to the headland in the east.
- Admire the beautiful St Nicholas Cathedral, a Russian Orthodox gem that will make you forget that you are in France!
- Walk around in Castle Ill to get a stunning viewpoint over the Baie des Anges, the Old Nice and the Port.
- Enjoy the ruins of a Roman arena in the Parc des arènes de Cimiez.
- Visit a museum: Chagall, Matisse, MAMAC, Beaux-Arts, Arts Asiatiques, Arts Naïf…
- Take a look at Notre Dame de Nice: the beautiful façade of this Cathedral reminds me of Notre Dame de Paris.
- Have a drink at a terrace in Place Garibaldi.
Where to stay in Nice
Nice is one of the most touristy cities in France, so you will have no trouble finding an accommodation. Nevertheless, I can give you a good tip! I stayed 2 nights in the AC Marriott Nice and it was amazing! This hotel is ideally located close to the beach and you can admire it as soon as you wake up. I really appreciated the service; the staff was reactive when I needed their help. And I have to tell you that they have a rooftop featuring one of the trendiest bars and restaurants of Nice! It’s named the Farago and is famous for its tapas and cocktails! On this rooftop you will also find a beautiful swimming pool that you can enjoy during the day. From there you can admire stunning views of both the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains.
Disclaimer: I was invited to stay here by the AC Marriott Nice, nevertheless I have shared my own opinion.
Why you should visit Menton
Located close to the Italian border and not far from Monaco, Menton is a cute little town on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. You will fall in love with every corner of this city! That’s why it’s a must to have it in your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera!
First of all, the houses are full of colors, which will brighten your mood immediately! Second of all, the beach is very nice, and the water is warm: perfect to refresh and relax! Then, given the ideal climate, Menton is a flower paradise: you will find flowers growing everywhere and there many gardens in the city. I can add that there are a few international events organized here, like the famous Lemon festival during during 3 weeks from February to March. The atmosphere is definitely pleasant in Menton! I highly recommend you stay there until end of the day and look at the sunset from the beach.
If you are planning to visit Menton, take a look at my dedicated article: the Best Instagram Photo Spots in Menton! You will get all the best spots to take your photos and some recommendations of places to eat!
Why you should visit Eze
You will find Eze between Nice and Monaco. This medieval village will seduce you by its unique location at the height of a cliff and by its historical architecture. You won’t regret adding to your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera!
To wander in Eze is like stepping back in time! You will take a lot of pleasure to go up and downs the narrow paths in the middle of the beautiful Provencal stone houses! You can also admire the pretty parish church Notre Dame de l’Assomption, the botanical garden and the 400 meters high views of the coastline. On top of that, Eze offers you an amazing beach if you go to down to Eze-sur-Mer. You can hike the Nietzsche path from the village to Eze-sur-Mer. It will take you around 45 down and 1h30 up.
Why you should visit Villefranche-sur-Mer
Villefranche-sur-Mer is a very cute harbor town located close to Nice. The bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer reaches a significant depth only a short distance from shore, therefore this town has been used as a harbor since 130 BC! The Old Town of Villefranche is super charming with its colorful facades and louvred shutters, its narrow streets and stairways. You will love to get lost in this picturesque place! It has to be part if your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera!
Some of the most interesting places to see in Villefranche-sur-Mer are the 16th century Citadelle Saint Elme, the Chapel of Saint Pierre decorated by Jean Cocteau, and the church of St Michel with its pastel colors and baroque style.
What else to see in the French Riviera?
Here are some other interesting and beautiful cities you can visit if you have more time. You can also add them to your road trip itinerary in the French Riviera if you want to spend less time in the big cities!
- Cannes
- Antibes / Juan-les-Pins
- Cap-Ferrat
- St Raphaël
- Fréjus
- Sainte Maxime
- St Tropez
- Bormes-les-Mimosas
- Ile de Porquerolles, Hyères
- Toulon
- Cassis
Driving around the beautiful Côte d’Azur this summer was really amazing and I am sure you will enjoy your time there! This area is so beautiful! If you have any questions about this road trip itinerary in the French Riviera, reach out to me by email or in the comments!
Do not miss the calanques, this unique natural wonder: the Ultimate Guide to the Calanques in Marseille and Cassis.
You will get many tips about Menton here: the Best Instagram Photo Spots in Menton
If you travel in the south east of France I can also advise you to visit Provence, the neighbor region! It’s full of pretty villages and stunning landscapes – including some of the most beautiful lavender fields on earth! Take a look at my article Guide to the lavender fields in Provence !
And last but not least, if you are traveling in summer in the French Riviera you will be probably be interested to know where are the best beaches in the area! Check out this article written by Alex from The Mindful Mermaid: Best Beaches in the South of France. She did a very good recap!
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About Me
Hello! I am Ophélie, an avid traveller, photographer and foodista. I am French and I live in Paris.
This blog, will give you all my secrets: my best addresses (sightseeing and food) all around the world and in Paris, and my travel and lifestyle tips!
Elina
Posted at 12:39h, 25 JulyI would always love to explore the French Riviera. I only visited Marseille for a day when I was younger, but I would love to spend more time in the area! Btw, your photos are amazing!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:36h, 26 JulyThank you for the compliment Elina! This region really worth the visit, it’s so beautiful!
Kariss Ainsworth
Posted at 12:50h, 25 Julyi’ve got to admit I didn’t know much about this area of France but how beautiful!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:37h, 26 JulyIt’s definitely one of the most beautiful region of France Kariss! Hope you can visit it one day!
Curls en Route
Posted at 14:35h, 25 JulyLast time I was in France it was winter and I couldn’t go on this trip.. this will surely come in handy for next time!!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:38h, 26 JulyI truly hope you can travel there next time!! It’s really a gorgeous area Nadine!!
Juliet Dreamhunter
Posted at 14:45h, 25 JulyYour photos are lovely! I would especially love to visit Monaco, and the hotel you mentioned seems nice. Especially that balcony view on the harbor!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:39h, 26 JulyIt’s really pleasant to wake up with this beautiful view on the marina in Cap d’Ail Juliet! And Monaco is a very cool destination!
Amanda OBrien
Posted at 15:11h, 25 JulyCan I go to all of these places? how to choose? Love your photos – so bright and enticing!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:04h, 27 JulyIf you come here for 10 days/ 2 weeks you can see them all and more Amanda! This area is so magical! Thank you for the compliment!
Maria
Posted at 16:03h, 25 JulyWow all these places look amazing! I’ve been to the French Riviera twice so far and I absolutely loved it. Especially Eze and St. Tropez were some of my favorite places. Would love to visit Menton and Villefranche-Sur-Mer next time!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 20:18h, 17 AugustIt’s the kind of place that you can visit again and again Maria! I also hope to see more cities next time I go there!
Shelley
Posted at 16:12h, 25 JulyI am sold on Nice & Villefranche-Sur-Mer from your photos alone! I have always dreamt of a South of France trip, so I’ll be saving & pinning your very helpful blog for future travel planning!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:07h, 27 JulyI am glad the photos have motivated you to visit Shelley! Do not hesitate to reach out if you have more questions once you are planning your trip!
Maya
Posted at 16:21h, 25 JulyWhat a beautiful post! I would love to explore the French Riviera one day. I have heard great things about Nice and Marseille but I haven’t even heard about the smaller places and they look so charming! Thanks for brightening up my day 😉
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:08h, 27 JulyThe french Riviera is full of gems and I still need to explore more of this area myself Maya! I am glad reading my article brought you some good vibes!
Rachel
Posted at 17:00h, 25 JulyWhat a comprehensive post – we have roadtripped through the South of France but in our van so it was nice to see where you recommend staying. What beautiful photos too.
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:09h, 27 JulyThank you Rachel! It must have been a very nice experience to travel here in a van!
Val
Posted at 18:28h, 25 JulyFantastic guide Ophelie, perfect for a fabulous summer road trip! I haven’t been to Marseille yet and I’m so curious to visit it!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:10h, 27 JulyThank you Val! Marseille is such a vibrant city with many things to do, I stayed only 3 days but I feel like I should visit again!
Alessia
Posted at 19:11h, 25 JulyReally fantastic guide!! I’ve been to a couple of places but I am still missing Eze. Can’t wait to discover it 🙂
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:14h, 27 JulyIt’s nice that you have been to the French Riviera already Alessia! Beautiful region right?! Eze is so charming you will love it!
Jackie
Posted at 19:26h, 25 JulyI loved this! I visited Montepellier, France a few years ago when my sister studied there and I loved southern France. If love to go back for a trip like this!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:18h, 27 JulyMontpellier is so nice and dynamic! I have been there a couple of times and loved it too! I hope you can see more of the region Jackie!
Vanessa Shields
Posted at 21:17h, 25 JulyThis is a fabulous post with so much useful info on traveling the French Riviera! Your photos are gorgeous and capture the beauty of towns so well. I’ve only been to Paris but after reading this I would love to take this road trip!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:40h, 26 JulyMany thanks for the compliments Vanessa! The French Riviera is a stunning region of France and I hope you can see it by yourself one day!
Faria
Posted at 21:27h, 25 JulyBeautiful photos!! The South of France looks perfect for a summer vacay!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:40h, 26 JulyIt’s the best Faria! That’s why so many people travel there in summer! Thank you 😀
Kriszti
Posted at 22:19h, 25 JulySounds like a dream road trip! I would love to visit the French Riviera again and see Marseille and the Calanques since I missed them this year 🙂
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:41h, 26 JulyIt’s the kind of places that you can visit several times Kriszti! It’s so beautiful and there are so many nice cities to visit! I need to go again!
Talia
Posted at 22:32h, 25 JulyCannot wait to go here again one day! your photos make me dream Ophelie! love it so much!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:41h, 26 JulyThank you Talia! Hope to go there with you next time!!!
Lyne
Posted at 23:16h, 25 JulyThe landscapes in the South of France are always so beautiful! I love how colourful those cities are, it seems like the perfect road trip itinerary!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:42h, 26 JulyThis region of France is truly blessed Lyne! If you haven’t visited it yet, you would love it here!
Sam
Posted at 23:30h, 25 JulyThis sounds like such an amazing Itinerary! I’d love to next summer. Thanks so much for sharing it and stunning photos!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:43h, 26 JulyAwesome Sam! I hope you can go there soon!
Cassie
Posted at 23:31h, 25 JulyLooks absolutely gorgeous lovely! Always love your photos and great advice. Hope I can explore France one day.
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:44h, 26 JulyFrance is totally worth the exploration Cassie! We are lucky to have here many beautiful regions with stunning landscapes and charming cities 🙂
Linn
Posted at 00:17h, 26 JulyWhat a beautiful post! I love your photos! I haven’t been to the French Riviera yet, but met another traveler from Menton last year and have wanted to go there since! It looks like such a cute town!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:44h, 26 JulyMenton is soooo charming! I want to go there again! I hope you can see it by yourself Linn!
Lauren
Posted at 02:10h, 26 JulyThe French Riviera looks so beautiful and your photos are stunning! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:45h, 26 JulyYou are welcome Lauren! French Riviera is a real gem!
Lauren
Posted at 02:10h, 26 JulyThe French Riviera looks so beautiful and your photos are stunning! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 20:17h, 17 AugustThis area of France really deserve to be seen! Thank you for the kind words Lauren!
Jessica Redler
Posted at 05:40h, 26 JulyI wish I’d made it to Eze and Cassis when I was in the French Riviera! Your post is making me want to go back 🙂
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:45h, 26 JulyThose are two very beautiful places Jessica! I wish you can visit them and enjoy them soon!
Lily
Posted at 09:06h, 26 JulyOmg these photos are so inspiring!! Makes me want to drop everything go back 6 months (pre covid lol) and visit each one of these spots😍
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 12:46h, 26 JulyThank you Lily! I cannot wait for the health situation to get better so that we can all see all the beauties of this planet!
Katie Goes
Posted at 17:32h, 26 JulyAmazing photographs! I really wish we got to spend more time down there. Unfortunately, at the time, the area not that accommodating for large motorhomes so we couldn’t find many places to stop. Bummer!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 11:38h, 09 AugustSuch a shame Katie! Hopefully you can go back to see all the places you have missed in the French Riviera!
Kirsten Wendlandt
Posted at 17:45h, 26 JulyYour trip looked like an absolute dream! I wish I could have been there with you girls. I definitely want to visit the South of France one day. Love all your photos!!
Sheryl
Posted at 08:38h, 29 JulyI’ve pinned it to my travel bucket list! I’ve never been to the French Riviera before but it looks fascinating and your photography is amazing!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 00:12h, 09 AugustThank you Sheryl! I can tell you this part of France is fabulous, maybe one day you can see it too!
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 11:40h, 09 AugustThank you very much Sheryl! The French Riviera is such a wonderful area to discover!
nicole
Posted at 12:53h, 15 AugustI’m dying to go here. The architecture and that coastline just look beautiful. I’d definitely need to save though.
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 19:38h, 16 AugustThe French Riviera is such a gorgeous region Nicole! Hopefully you can visit one day!
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clara
Posted at 23:41h, 23 FebruaryLooks like a fabulous location to visit this summer. At that picture at Calanque du Port-Pin est “simplement magnifique” as we say in french.
Limitlesssecrets
Posted at 13:39h, 20 MarchOh yes Clara I highly recommend the Calanques! You will love them! Les calanques de Port-Pin et En-Vau sont vraiment époustouflantes!