So glad we chose SeaZen for our boat trip! We decide a couple days into our vacation we wanted to…read morefind a boat to go out in but did not want to spend an arm and a leg since it was only two of us traveling. I saw a few posts raving about SeaZen in a travel group I'm in and it did not disappoint! This was by far the most reasonably priced boat experience I saw, and we had such a great time. The boat was really easy to find in the Marina in Beaulieu-sur-Mer (we took an Uber from Nice but you can take a train as well)- they provide clear directions to the boat at booking which came in handy. We met our captain and guide Guillaume who was amazing. We booked the 2 hr trip and he gave us some options of what we wanted to see. He took us up the coast around Saint Jean Cap Ferrat we were able to get pretty close and we were able to see all the stunning villas and views up close. He pointed out and share some really fun information about all of them. Then we anchored for about 30 minute where we were able to jump off the boat and swim in the stunning blue water. He even had pool noodles and goggles onboard for us to use. After swimming we took a ride around some of the insanely large and expensive yachts out on the water. We were even able to take turns driving the boat. The boat itself is super cool. It is solar powered and completely silent, which was really relaxing and made talking and listening to him point things out so much easier. The deck of the boat was cork so it was not slippery at all after swimming and the whole boat was very comfortable! I would highly recommend booking SeaZen (we used Get Your Guide to book)! I'm so glad we decided to add this to our itinerary!

SeaZen was by far my favorite experience during my time in Nice. The boat was perfect for myself…read moreand four friends, and the views of the shore from the boat were 11/10. William was a fantastic captain and his knowledge about the area and coastline made the trip even better. If you're looking to get out on the water for a little while you're in Nice then SeaZen is definitely the way to go. Also, the boat is 100% solar powered so it doesn't create any pollution in the ocean.

This tour company was fantastic. The online booking is very easy. The tour descriptions are spot…read moreon. The guides are friendly, funny and knowledgeable. I actually used them twice while in Monte Carlo. Be advised if you are staying in a hotel, as I was, that many cruise passengers also use this company. So on busy docking days the trips will be full. However, I found my guides to be open to the desires of the group, and we made a few modifications as we went. That was much appreciated.

Want to spend a full day exploring the best of Cannes, Nice and Saint-Paul de Vence in a day? Take…read morea Liven Private Cruise Tour with Frederic. Frederic is an amazing host. So warm and kind. Loved how he shared his passion for art, architecture and history. He was so patient as we created a custom day. Safety was a priority as our family was traveling with a couple of mobility impaired seniors. Walked the Red Carpet in Cannes. After a short walk along the beach and exploring the handprints of the stars, we were off to Nice. Along the way, Frederic told us about the royalty, artists and movie stars that lived and worked along this part of the French Riviera. Especially loved hearing about Princess Grace and the filming of "To Catch a Thief" with Gary Grant. My sister-in-law wanted to hit a local grocery store. Monoprix was perfect for her to stock up on sardines and pates. The macarons and chocolate croissants were bakery fresh. Next to the Chagall Museum in Nice. What an amazing collection of Chagall paintings, lithographs and stained glass. They even have a Steinway grand piano that was painted by Chagall. One of my favorite stops of the day. When in Nice, the Flower Market is a must. So lovely to be able to stroll through the historic flower market enjoying the wonderful colors, fragrant flowers and delicious treats. Since it was established in 1897, it has been an integral market for locals and tourists. Russian Czar, Nicholas II, loved this market so much that he would buy flowers and transport them by train for a market in St. Petersburg two days later. Today, the market is filled with stalls of venders with fragrant bouquets, soaps made from lavender from Provence and trees with hibiscus blossoms. Bring a bag to fill with fresh fruits and vegetables. The donut peaches were so sweet. Cookies and Turkish delight are sold by the kilo. Or order a cannoli filled with pistachio or nocciola (hazelnut) cream. Such a great place to pick up a sweet treat or a souvenir made locally. Next Frederic took us to Saint-Paul de Vence. Such a charming town. It is one of the oldest Medieval towns on the French Riviera. Loved learning about the many artists that drew inspiration in this serene village. Pablo Picasso worked here. Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner were married here. Marc Chagall lived here creating many beautiful pieces. He and his family are buried in the cemetery at the end of the path. Look for the grave covered in stones to the right. Today, Saint-Paul de Vence is filled with so many art galleries. From classic to contemporary to pop art, it is fun to pop in and out of the galleries. The day was perfect, and Frederic was the best guide! Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé votre belle ville avec notre famille!

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.

Enjoyable tour, knowledgeable guide, interesting variety of vineyards including one where the owner…read moreand winemaker sat down with us and chatted during the tasting.

Such and AMAZING day! If you are visiting the South of France, definitely book a wine tour with…read moreAzur! my friend and I took a small group tour (8 people), out of Nice! Our guide Peter was amazing! Super knowledgeable and made the whole day so much fun! We went to three gorgeous Chateaus and tried some amazing wines. It was also just a beautiful ride and we got to drive though many pretty areas. This tour was such a great value, it included all of the wines we tasted and the tour in each location. I also want to add that while we love visiting wineries but we are in no way experts- this was a really fun tour and we were able to learn a lot but there was no pressure to know tons about wine before going! The only think we had to purchase additional was lunch and and bottles of gifts we wished to take home! This one is well worth leaving time for in your itinerary. It is a full day but we were back in Nice by 6:30pm so plenty of time to still get a nice dinner after!

Love the stations in France. This one is cool looking, very busy, cafes and restaurants right…read moreoutside. Oh BUT it will cost $1.00 to use the toilet ( they take credit cards)

Came here twice for our January vacation: once coming in from Paris - Gare de Lyon and once leaving…read morefor Italy. It has a beautiful facade in the front, and the walkways from/to the train are relatively wide, letting a large group of people go in/out with their luggage. There didn't seem to be much inside, so you have to nearby restaurants for a bite to eat. For our outbound trip, we needed to catch a SNCF train to the nearest Italian town (Ventimiglia). We used our ticket to scan through the gate into the departure area, but was not used after that. The train runs every 30 minutes in the morning, and we caught the 7:50 train. The track doesn't get assigned until 30 minutes or so. There were no elevators with easy access, so needed to carry our bags using stairs. Track E ended up being our stop. The train came on time. It was a beautiful ride through the coast (so choose a seat to the right to see the sights). We arrived at Ventimiglia by 8:40, stopping at the following stations (Nice Riquier, Ville Franche Sur Mer, Beaulieu Sur Mer, Eze, Cap D'Ali, Monaco, Roquebrune Cap-Martin, Carnoles, Menton, Menton Garavan). It was open seating, and there were plenty of choices. There is no overhead racks for luggage, so had to store the luggage in the baggage racks in each car.

Very terrible experience at the hotel as we checked in, got our room and the receptionist said we…read moregot an upgrade to an executive suite. I thought that was wonderful but once we entered the room, it had a smell of rotten eggs which persisted throughout the day. We tried airing out the room until we came back again from dinner with the intensity of the smell making us nauseated. The receptionist said there was nothing she could do but place a room diffuser under the bed for a better smell. Wrong answer and wrong treatment of guest that felt sick here in the room with the smell. We paid over 300 Euros to sleep in this smelly and uncomfortable room. Never again. Would not even give it a one star. The receptionist showed absolutely no compassion or understanding for our dilemma.

Great place to stay. Clean, quiet, good ac, friendly staff. It is very close to the tram so easy…read moreto get to airport. Many nice restaurants and cafes nearbye. The street has many nice buildings and parks. I booked the smaller room, but it was a good size and the bathroom was spacious. The fridge and safe were good to have. The wifi on our room on 4th floor was not so great but that was not a big deal. Overall, a great value. Rooms and lobby are updated. Only 1 elevator which was typical.

Excellent place with great people and equipment. Good luck with prices and awesome motorcycles. I…read morerented a Honda Fuerza with a little luggage trunk and rode with my wife from Nice to all blue coast for four days. Great experience, look for Augustin to help you.

My experience with a Ducati Hyperstrada 939 was leaps and bounds above what I expected. Excellent…read moreservice from a great group of gentlemen. They put up with my poor French skills and allowed me to save face by conducting the entire service experience in English. They even gave me a couple hour grace period. For anyone who is doing this for the first time in Europe here are the details: They have all of the gear you need except for boots so I highly suggest you buy and bring your own. And if you are a long time motorcycle rider/enthusiast you should own your own gloves and boots; bringing them with you shouldn't be a large issue. I personally rented a helmet and jacket with both fitting better than expected. This isn't like renting ski or snowboarding equipment; it was all quality stuff from what I could tell; though not name brand which is fine for me. The bike itself was ready to go as promised in also new condition. Once you pick your bike online, they'll email you to get a copy of your license showing your motorcycle license/endorsement on your license. Note you have the option to drop the bike off in a different location which is great if you plan on going on a long trip across the country. I planned on riding into Monaco for the F1 race which I was told would cause more difficulties for them and honestly it worked out better for me as well as it was madness there. Will definitely be going again but I highly recommend that you book a bike a week before hand to insure they have one available for you; especially if it's a special weekend of some kind OR if you need it for longer than a day or two.

We didn't know what to expect, but thoroughly enjoyed our experience and time here! Easy to walk to…read morefrom the Nice city center. We arrived in the afternoon and apparently that day admission fees were waived due to a few temporary exhibit closures. Free admission! : ) Three rooms were blocked off.. I would have loved to see Chagall's timeline, but nevertheless, what we did see was amazing!!! The museum was not large and overwhelming. His work was beautifully displayed. A lot of interesting biblical pieces, glass stained pieces, and a few circus gypsy references. Plenty of comfy benches to sit and resonate. Drawings were displayed as well. A small souvenir bookshop was located next to the museum where I bought a few art postcards and a Chagall museum book. Talented artist and so worth the visit! Must see for sure

Featuring the Bible According to Chagall this museum in Nice contains the largest collection of the…read moreartist's public works. From his canvases inspired by the Old Testament to an impressive fountain-side Mosaic and stained glass in the theater Chagall's diverse approach may not be for everyone, but fans will certainly enjoy.

I had an excellent time at the Frog's House. The weather was beautiful, the day trips were fun and…read moreinteresting, the location of the hotel was great. This was the first time I had travelled alone and was a little nervous of how it would go--but there was nothing to be nervous about!! I had so much fun I went at the very beginning of the season so there weren't many other visitors at first but it was completely fine as Benoit and Corrine felt like old friends rather than tour guides. And later in my stay when more visitors came, they were so friendly and nice!! It appears that great people are naturally attracted to staying here I highly recommend booking a room with a sea view, watching the sunrise from my balcony was breathtaking The Frog's House was an overall amazing place and filled with such a great, positive energy!!! :)

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, with our two young children (3 years and 5 months). B and C are…read moredelightful hosts who are happy to share their time and local knowledge to enhance your stay. Cs cooking is amazing and B a bundle of energy waiting to take people exploring! Saint Jeannet village is a gem with some amazing views and food; a great base to explore the are and accessible to Nice and Monaco. We are so pleased we found it and hope to return one day!

Absolutely awesome. This place is a scooter rental shop located right next to the marina where the…read morecruise ships tender in. You walk off, walk maybe 100 feet and on the left are these clean, very nice scooters. We rented a 50cc Vespa and shared it (didn't mind that it only went 35MPH) and rode the coastline for miles. The cost was extremely affordable and the staff very attentive and friendly. Only down side is there is a substantial deposit but I think if I would have called Amex before they would have confirmed the 'car rental insurance' that they provide on all car rentals made using their card. I paid using my Captial 1 card and had zero issues. Very very happy with this business

Very accommodating and a great selection of bikes and scooters! You'll need a motorcycle…read moreendorsement on your license to rent anything bigger than 50cc. They were super flexible with hours, and even refunded is the difference when we returned our bikes in early. Overall a great experience!