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.).

If you're looking for an expert, truly private tour of the Riviera, look no further than Kultours…read morePrivate Tours and it's owner, Ingrid S. My wife and I just returned from a week on the Riviera and were privileged to enjoy Ingrid's spirit of adventure, joie de vivre, and cleverness in coming up with fascinating places you've never heard of. We challenged Ingrid to impress us with something new and different, not an easy task given we and our friends have been lucky enough to spend time on the Riviera every couple of years since 1998. Sure enough, Ingrid delivered in spades. Ingrid took us to "the other side of our Riviera," creating a totally delightful day among the hills, canyons and "mountain" tops in the lower Alps, destinations difficult, if not impossible, to reach without a car or by using public transit. It may not be seaside, but you can see the Mediterranean from where Ingrid will take you. In a delightful eight hours, we hit the street markets of Valbonne - I had my first taste of socca and loved it - wending our way upwards along winding mountain roads to the small village of Gourdon, where we browsed its specialties, including crystal, lavender/products, linens and ceramics. We reveled in the view of the Gourge du Loup, which literally took our breath away, even if there hadn't been hang gliders launching themselves off nearby hillsides. We had a fantastic lunch in a tiny restaurant in the mountains - I had a veal stew that was outstanding - ending our day in Tourettes sur Loup amid the charming stone houses dating to the 1500s. Of course we stopped for coffees throughout the day and Ingrid's knowledge of the history and her narrative were fascinating. We value our dear and good friend on the Riviera who just happens to conduct outstanding tours that are unique and fascinating. I don't care how well you think you know the Riviera, trust me, Ingrid knows more and knows it better.

From the owner: Private Tours to the places that made the French Riviera legendary and to places off the beaten…read moretracks. The Tours take place in a luxury Mercedes Minivan and are conducted by a Government licensed Driver Guide.

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.

The view from Fort du Mont Alban is simply breathtaking, and hands down simply one of the best in…read moreall of the French Riviera. Stand on the stairs to the front gate and gaze out towards VilleFranche, St. Jean Cap Ferrat, Beaulieu, and beyond. Tours of the 16th century military fort are available, and hiking trails to and from the fort trickle down throughout the Parc Municipal du Mt. Boron & are totally worth the trek.

We got to the Fort late in the day and just had an opportunity to walk around a bit. The walls of…read morethe Fort are massive. The views are impressive. Sorry to have missed the tours. There's a hotel in the middle of the fort. The Fort's bathrooms are barely adequate, but at least they're there. I'd like to come back and spend more time at this Fort.

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.

Delightful, easy jaunt around the hills between Nice and Villefranche with jovial and well-informed…read moreguide Jenny. We got lucky with perfect weather. Worth every penny.

From the owner: Explore the raw beauty of Nice and the French Riviera. Cycle to a vineyard and discover what makes…read moreFrench wine so special, or cycle up into the hills, and see the most stunning panoramic views in the world. Cycle to pretty little villages, enjoy a picnic and a swim on the beach. Cycling on ebikes opens up so much more to travelers providing unique, fun and lasting memories that most tourists miss.