We got to ride and stop at many good coastal spots. Those e-bikes make it fun and easy for most…read moreanyone to zip around! It was a great tourist half day activity!

My husband and I took the panoramic tour and as it turned out, were the entire tour! Vincent is a…read moregreat guide, knowledgeable about Nice and France. We are cyclists, but had never tried e-biking. It was like having a silent motor when you needed it. Lots of fun! We were able to do several climbs in a short time and we're delighted with the views. We recommend this tour, everyone can do it!

A Wonderful Experience with Sylvie on the French Riviera…read more Sylvie will drive you to the best spots of the French Riviera. If you love food trips, Sylvie is the guide to call--she will take you to the finest restaurants in town. Interested in local markets? She has a list of flea markets on varying days. One of the highlights of our trip was experiencing three countries in one day: breakfast in France, lunch in Italy, and dinner in Monaco. If you're planning to visit during the Grand Prix, when most roads are blocked, Sylvie is the right person to take you there. She knows the streets of Monaco by heart and arranges perfect pick-up and drop-off points. We also visited Cannes for a quick dip and got to taste the Mediterranean waters. But the most memorable experience was when she invited us for morning tea at her home. Spending time with JJ and Roma made it feel like a second home. We miss you, Sylvie, and we hope to see you soon, whether here in the Philippines or back in Nice. Ciao! Hugs and kisses to You, JJ and Roma.

Sylvie Di Cristo took us on a super awesome tour of places west of Nice that she picked herself and…read morethat we never would have gone to otherwise. As we travelled, she richly enlightened us to local history. The places she took us to shop, eat and enjoy art totally ruled. Definitely check her out if you're planning to go to the Nice area.

This group does an awesome job of wine tours! My friends and I went for a friend's birthday and we…read morehad a wonderful time. We were taken to three different wineries. I appreciated that the wineries were all different. I have been on some wine tours where the wineries all kind of feel the same. The lunch in the middle of the tour was also wonderful and a lot more than expected! Special shout out to our guide Cedric. He rolled with our raucous group and started cracking jokes as well. He was really personable and put us at ease. Plus, he had an impressive background in wines and his knowledge helped enhance the experience. We all left knowing more about Provence wines. My friends who have been on several wine tours around the world said this tour was one of the best they've ever been on. Had a blast! Highly recommend!

INCREDIBLE day. We were shuttled from the city into the country, and visited 3 different wineries…read more The day also included a lovely lunch in the countryside. The guide has multiple degrees in wine and is extremely knowledgable. He was able to both interpret to English, as well as provide a wonderful perspective throughout the day. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting from out of the country (all 6 people on our tour, including us, were from the U.S.).

Our experience with Rosa Jackson and Les Petits Farcis was nothing short of exceptional. From the…read morevery start, the open-air market tour was engaging, informative, and thoughtfully curated, offering insight into local ingredients, traditions, and the rhythms of daily life. Rosa's knowledge and passion were evident at every stop. The cooking class itself was a truly rare and extraordinary experience. The atmosphere at Les Petits Farcis is warm, welcoming, and inspiring, and Rosa's instruction is both approachable and deeply skilled. She creates an environment where learning feels natural and joyful, regardless of experience level. The food was absolutely incredible -- beautifully prepared, thoughtfully explained, and deeply flavorful. Every dish reflected care, tradition, and a true love of cooking. Sharing the meal together at the end was the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable day. This was far more than a cooking class; it was an authentic culinary experience that we will remember for years to come. I cannot recommend Rosa Jackson and Les Petits Farcis highly enough for anyone seeking a meaningful, immersive, and delicious experience.

I loved this cooking class. Rosa is super knowledgeable and she strikes the perfect balance between…read moreteaching real cultural knowledge and cooking skills, but keeping things relaxed for a holiday.

Found this nice store with very good service. €8.50 for 4 hours of riding on decent bikes. Came…read morewith a lock to attach to wherever you end up. Store required ID as well, drivers licence sufficed. Would recommend it highly to ride around Nice and see a few sights.

From the owner: Vente de vélos électriques, vélos de ville, vélos de randonnée des plus grandes marques Hollandaise…read moreet Allemande: Batavus, Gazelle, Koga, Sparta + équipement du cycliste et accessoires vélo Location de vélos de ville de grande qualité allant de la demi-journée à la semaine. Nouveauté: Location de vélos électriques! Nouveauté: Holland Bikes Nice propose des visites guidées de la ville de Nice en vélo! Découverte de Nice lors d'un tour guidé de 3 heures, de 10h à 13h. Tours disponibles français, anglais et hollandais, réservations indispensables (par email, téléphone ou site internet) Réparations de vélos toutes marques.

I'm currently on this little train. It takes you on a 40ish minute tour of the city. What makes it…read moreworth your 8 euros is that it stops at the top of Lou Casteu for 10 minutes allowing you to take amazing photos of Nice without having to actually go up the stairs or climb the hill.

My Nice Excursion was a great tour company to travel with. They have 4 tours: (1) Monaco, (2) San…read moreRemo, (3) St. Tropez, and (4) Antibes, Cannes, Grasse, and Gourdon. My dad and I went on three tours (three days) with this company (numbers 2,3, and 4). In the summer season, the number of tourists is usually much higher so they rent out buses but as we were here during the winter months, the demand is much lower and we were in vans. They have an audio tour available while making the trek to each of these tours which is similar to any hop-on, hop-off bus or tour bus that you've been on. The times we went, the San Remo and St. Tropez tours were driven by an older gentlemen who isn't as fluent with English as he is with French and you get more time by yourself and the Antibes, Cannes, etc. one by a younger woman named Olivia who's a lot more fluent and essentially makes the tour a guided one which was awesome. I'm not sure how this company gives the tour in the summer if it's completely guided or not but in the winter, you just have the audio and when we get to the location, the guide gives us a time (anywhere from 2-5 hours depending on if there are multiple stops or not), phone number, and other details. It's not guided to the extent the driver/guide is walking with you from place to place. I had guided tours when in Paris, Amsterdam, and London so I had different expectations. Pick up point can be reached via tram. Since we were staying at the Promenade, we took the tram at Massena and got down two stops later. Some lady who works at MyNice but isn't the guide was there on time holding a sign and she spoke fluent English. San Remo is a small town near Genoa, Italy which is on the very western portion of the country bordering France. It's about an hour from Nice and since France and Italy are both part of the EU, the border is fairly lax. it's famous for the open air public market every Tuesday where vendors show up and sell their goods which is anywhere from clothes to watches and household appliances. We didn't need to show passports being in a tour bus and all. The drive is very scenic and beautiful as is the Monaco one which we did with a different company. They all are given the location basically. It's still along the coast so like Nice, you can walk around and take some great photos. St. Tropez, France is also along the coast but it's about 90 minutes to two hours away from Nice. Very popular with American and British tourists. Famous for a 17th century citadel and maritime museum, their port, and several other things. Antibes and Cannes are well within an hour from Nice. Antibes is famous for the lighthouse. Cannes for the film festival. Grasse for the perfumeries, and Gourdon for a world-famous glasswork of Queen Victoria when she visited Gourdon a century ago. All of these cities are in France and have their own things to do. Antibes and Cannes are along the coast so you see ports a lot as was San Remo and St. Tropez. Grasse and Gourdon are in the hills. Gourdon, at the very top. A very small village that looks like a castle from the scenic road below. Lots of perfumeries, arts and crafts places, and cafes inside. Overall, there's quite a bit of places to explore and time to walk around each place. Guides are friendly and at minimum, speak basic English. Nice is a big city but it's no London, Paris, or Amsterdam so it's not as touristy as those places. It's a very beautiful place and the company offers well-run and prompt services to get to the destinations they offer.

We loved our tour!! Very informative and lots of fun! We would highly recommend them!read more

Excellent tour and day with Mago! Was well worth booking this tour to see so much in one day. Not…read moreonly was it a private tour but it was completely tailored for us. Mago was able to accommodate us while showing us Eze, Monaco and Antibes. We learned so much art and history along the way that we have more appreciation for our visit to the French Riviera. The transportation was clean and well maintained. We ha d a great time. Thanks!

They do bike tours too!…read more We do booked tours in every country when we travel. This was probably the best tour we have done. We booked one just a day before. Everything else was full so I was worried this one must not be great. Our entire group spoke English so it was good our guide was very fluent. He had lots of interesting facts for us and good conversation. I believe he said his name was Francesco. I don't think you could do these hills on a normal e-bike but the ones they gave us were serious. It was so cool going up the hillside and down it around turns and little city streets. This tour wasn't for the faint of heart. If you're only an every now and then biker I don't suggest it. We stopped at a castle, a water fall and some bars.

We took the 2 hour tour and it is basically someone escorting you on a route that takes you through…read morethe main parts of Nice. Our guide was very friendly but either there is very little history here or she didn't really have much knowledge of the history here. Unlike other Segway tours in various European cities, this one really falls short with learning about the city/region.