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.

I flew in Air France for the first time on Jan 2. Hands down one of the best flights I've ever…read moretaken and now my only airline to and from France to the States and everywhere else they fly. I was lucky enough to fly business class. I love that they give you your own space that is "sealed off" from everyone else- especially, when you're a bit of a germ phobe like me. The flight crew was excellent attentive and did their best to speak "Frenglish" with me. The standout was a lovely young woman named Faustine. She was especially kind and she went out of her way to make sure I was comfortable and taken care of as I'm sure she did with everyone else. I hope the higher ups at Air France read this and acknowledge how special and how lucky they are to have this young woman representing their company. She is truly special. There aren't enough words to express my thanks to her and the rest of the flight crew. Merci Beaucoup Air France and a huge Merci Beaucoup to the lovely Faustine.

I love traveling. My parents are pilots and we grew up with our own aircraft traveling the world…read more But airlines... I don't love so much. My family and I traveled to miami via Paris on Airfrance and I have to say I was very impressed. The staff was friendly, helpful and kind with my kids. Choosing an airline is always tricky for me, but based on our recent experience I recommend Airfrance.

This was an amazing adventure! The eBikes were fun and the tour guide was excellent. She handled…read moreall the little mechanical issues with grace and such positive energy. The winery was one of the best places we visited on our trip to France. We loved the wine and the Wine Maker. A great lunch spot under the fig tree overlooking Nice was a highlight.

The Nice Cycle tour was the highlight of my trip. Scenic views of the French Riviera, roads off the…read morebeaten path and a delicious lunch stop with a seaside view, what more can you ask for? Our tour guide,Gustav, was amazing! He was super attentive, professional and personable. He made the entire trip fun and engaging and he taught us all quite a bit about the history of France and it's inhabiting towns. And the ebikes were a major plus, they made riding uphill so much easier and pretty effortless. I would highly recommend Nice Cycle tours!

We had originally booked a driver with Blacklane and they canceled on us last minute leaving us…read morestranded in Monte Carlo where Ubers are not allowed at 1:30 am. This company saved us, via WhatsApp they had arranged a new driver for us within 15 minutes. Will use again and recommend to all!

I love a double decker bus as they are always a great option to get around. Weather was perfect…read morefor our trip and we really enjoyed it.

Booked same day. Found them online. Cheaper than other companies in the area, 60Euros for 2…read morepeople!!!! Most places its $50 for one. Left at 3pm. Then got to see monte carlo at sunset and at night745ish.... check sunset time. M 4-5hr tour. It definitely moved quickly but was good. Double decker bus. No bathrooms but frequent stops with plenty opportunity.

I'd begin by simply saying the whole of our experience with Jérôme from Riviera Premium Tour was…read moresimply outstanding. As a first time visitor to the French Riviera and greater Nice region, I felt that I really got lucky choosing Riviera Premium Tour. Jerome picked up my mother, wife and me in the little town of Villefranche-sur-Mer and, from the outset, treated us with perfect hospitality. We proceeded to visit Eze village, La Turbie and Saint-Paul de Vence. Everywhere we drove, Jerome offered his insight and knowledge of our surroundings. I'd just conclude by saying Jerome is running an excellent service at a competitive rate and you'd be well served to seriously consider Riviera Premium Tour if you need a private personalized tour of this beautiful region. You are indeed in good hands with Jerome.

My wife and I, and another couple we traveled with, ended our recent Mediterranean cruise in Monte…read moreCarlo, Monaco. Before leaving home, I researched options to have us met at the ship and tour us around before heading home. I was fortunate to have found Riviera Premium Tour online, and began communication through the internet with Jerome. He gave us a wonderful price for the day we were hoping for....he picked us up promptly at the ship, drove us all through Monte Carlo in a very nice van (including stops at the Casino and Palace, we well as a race around the Grand Prix track) , took us up the middle corniche for a wonderful visit to Eze (medieval village), and then on to Nice where we pointed us to a great restaurant for lunch. After, Jerome dropped us off at our Nice hotels, six hours after we began. I can't say enough about how wonderful the day was, and what a great host Jerome turned out to be. I would highly recommend contacting Riviera if you have need of a tour guide anywhere in the Nice area (including Aix-en-Provence.) Take it from us, you won't be disappointed.

Very smooth check-in process, plenty of agents, and very friendly. Prices were low and they were…read morethe one airline with the exact flight I needed to get from Nice to Monastir.

I had a great experience picking up my reserved car at this location on a Friday morning at 10am…read more There were 3 employees busily working to help a handful of patrons. A very friendly and helpful British woman assisted me (she seemed to be the head person), while answering questions from the two French workers. Within 10 minutes. we were on our way to the Hertz garage to get our car (we had done the online checkin process which speeded things up). I would highly recommend this office. We dropped off the car at the Hertz location at the Avignon TGV, where we had another great experience with very helpful agents. This is in direct opposition to the experience of pickup up a Hertz vehicle at the Rome airport the year before, where absolutely no pleasantries were offered and couldn't help but feel the guy was trying to scam me. The following day I received a report from them stating the vehicle was in great condition, cropping out the body damage it actually had (luckily I documented this before driving away).