2025 Cannes Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Travel tips 🏖 Southern France Southern France is known for its warm sunshine, enchanting vineyards, and rich history and culture. From the deep blue Mediterranean Sea to the lavender fields of Provence to the ancient cities that retain their medieval charm, the scent of romance and art is in the air wherever you visit. 📍 Main attractions 🌊 Nice Nice combines modern urban charm with Mediterranean elegance. Walk the Promenade des Anglais and explore the colorful architecture and lively markets to experience the city's unique lifestyle. 🎬 Cannes The city is world-famous for the annual Cannes Film Festival. La Croisette, with its luxurious hotels, picturesque beaches, and nightlife, is the perfect place to fully experience the charm of sophisticated southern France. 🏝 Côte d’Azur The jewel-like coastline of the Mediterranean Sea stretching from Nice to Cannes. Dotted with some of the world's finest luxury resorts and beautiful beaches, you can enjoy the contrast of the blue sea and blue sky while immersing yourself in the elegant French atmosphere. 💜 Provence When you think of Provence, you think of golden lavender fields, spreading olive trees, and historic villages. Wherever you walk, you will find poetic landscapes, ancient legends and an artistic atmosphere. ⚓ Marseille The oldest port city in France, Marseille is a vibrant city where multiple cultures blend together. With the market of the Vieux-Port, historic lighthouses, and exotic cuisine, this city is a place where you can experience the history and modern charm of the south of France at the same time. 🏰 Avignon A historic city where the Pope once lived. The majestic Palais des Papes and medieval ramparts are a reminder of the glory of Europe. Strolling through the cobblestone streets, which still retain a strong Renaissance atmosphere, will make you feel as if you have traveled back in time. 🎨 Arles Arles, a city of Roman ruins and art, is where Van Gogh stayed and gained much inspiration. Walking through the ancient Roman amphitheater and beautiful streets, you will feel the unique charm of history and art intersecting. ⛰ Luberon Luberon is characterized by picturesque villages scattered across the hills. The colorful villages surrounded by lavender and sunflower fields, such as Gordes and Roussillon, attract visitors. You can also find handmade goods and fresh ingredients unique to Provence at the local markets. 🌞 A trip surrounded by light and color in southern France! The sparkle of the Mediterranean Sea, the scent of lavender, and historic cityscapes. Southern France is like a painting. Why not take a trip this summer that will free your mind and body?

# City Day Trip When we think of Cannes, France, we will immediately think of the "Cannes Film Festival". When you come to the Côte d'Azur, it's hard not to come to Croisette Beach for a walk. The seaside in Cannes is very popular, and it is indeed a holiday destination that Europeans love. What comes to you is either a breathable long skirt or a cool bikini-style dress. It has a strong holiday style! If you only have one day, feel free to visit the Palace of Festivals, the old port, La Croisette and Rue d'Antibes, Statue de Lord Brougham, Hotel du Ville and more. As for whether you have time to go to Mont Chevalier to look at the scenery from a high position depends on whether you have time. Anyway, it was beautiful to take pictures up from the foot of the mountain.

Saint-Honorat is the second largest island in the French Lérins Archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. It is about 1.5 kilometers long from east to west and 400 meters wide. About 1.6 kilometers off the coast of Cannes, the island has been home to a monastic community since the fifth century. The current monastery buildings were built around 1073. In Roman times, the uninhabited island was called Lerina until Saint Honoratus, who later became Archbishop of Arles, founded the Abbey of Lerina on the island around 410. According to tradition, St. Honoratus made his home on the island intending to live a secluded life, but he found that his disciples, including St. Capra, who would later be canonized as a Christian saint, joined him and a monastic community formed around him. According to the contemporary writings of the Christian theologian John Cassian, by 427 it had become a vast monastery. Later legend has it that St. Patrick, known as the "Apostle of Ireland," studied at this monastery in the fifth century. Over the following centuries, monastic life on the island was interrupted several times by attacks, mostly by Saracens. Around 732, many members of the monastery, including the abbot Bocharius, were massacred on the island by invaders. According to myth, many of the monks escaped because Pocharius was warned by an angel who whisked them away to safety. During the Middle Ages, the Island of Saint-Honorat became a popular pilgrimage site. The island's fame was greatly enhanced by the biography of the monk Raymond Ferro, who created a mythical life for the island. In 1635, Saint-Honorat Island was occupied by the Spanish and the monks were expelled. Two years later, they returned from exile in Vallauris when the Island of Saint-Honorat was recaptured by the French. The monastery continued to suffer attacks from Spain and Genoa. The number of monks was reduced to four, and in the revolutionary atmosphere of the time, the monastery was dissolved in 1787. During the Revolution, the island of Saint-Honorat became state property and was sold to a Mademoiselle de Sanval, a wealthy actress who lived on the island for 20 years. In 1859, the island of Saint-Honorat was bought by the Bishop of Fréjus, who attempted to re-establish a religious community there. Ten years later, a Cistercian community was formed, which survives to this day. Today, the monks cultivate vineyards and produce wine and liqueurs. #France #FranceTravel #FranceTourism #FrenchPlaces #Cannes #Mediterranean #Island #Monastery #Provence

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #shopping Shop on Antibes Street and Meynadier Street Have a walk on this almost Oxford Street in London look-a-like shopping street. Here you will find all your favourite brands and more. During our visit, the streets were busy and all shops had outside pop-up stalls. For more local flavours, souvenirs and crafts try Meynadier Street. This street is really cute with colourful buildings, local shops and lots of tourists. Anything from pastry shops to clothing stores, you will see them all. Just wandeing around and enjoying the little streets of Cannes and visiting those cute souvenirs shop makes it worthwhile.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes The Promenade de la Croisette is the waterfront avenue with palm trees. La Croisette is known for picturesque beaches, restaurants, cafés, boutiques and luxury hotels. Croisette beach Whilst you are on the promenade why not go on the Croisette beach and put your feet in the sand? Unlike Monaco and Nice, the beach here is really smooth almost like in Punta Cana. Really enjoyed walking around and enjoying the beautiful views. The sand is so fine and so nice to walk on. The water is clear but was rather cold in October. Overall a great experience alongside the promenade.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes Visit Church of Our Lady of Hope Church of Our Lady of Hope (Église Notre-Dame-d’Espérance) is a hilltop Gothic-style stone church completed in the 1600s overseeing the bay area. You can enjoy some nice panoramic views of Cannes from there. The interior of the church has its own character and you can even find an old cemetery which dates back to the 16th century. Definitely a church worth visiting whilst in the city. What is also very impressive is the views from the church. You can see so many parts of Cannes from above, it is really beautiful and worth spending some time admiring the views.

#Unbeatable sea view #overseas travel France seems to be less explored except Paris and Provence, when I used to live in France, I had visited the Côte d'Azur in southern France, a coast facing the Mediterranean, from Nice to Marseille two hundred Kilometers of coastline dotted with towns large and small, this is a holiday destination for the French, summer prices are sometimes even higher than Paris! To get there, the most convenient way is to take a plane to Nice and then drive there. It's really relaxing to get up every day and look at a azure sea view

Best atmosphere, amazing food and most importantly outstanding service! We unexpectedly ended up spending 6 of our total 8 days in Cannes on the pier of the Carlton Beach Club. A big thank you to each and every member of the team for their dedication and careful attention in ensuring the highest standards of service and making everyone feel so special. So good that I felt compelled to write a public review (my first ever since joining TripAdvisor in 2014). Pricing is well calibrated given the overall experience. A highly recommended place owing to a very dedicated team. Thank you all. #cannes #beaches #france #europe #travelinspiration #beautifulsunsets #scenicspotguide #holiday #holidayvacation #backpacker #tripinspired #unforgettableexperiences#travelinspiration#awesomepic#scubadiving#naturalwonders#infinitypool#beaches

Nice-Antibes-Cannes Since my friend didn't know the scope of Nice, he booked a B&B in a small town near Nice, so we went to Antibes on our way to Cannes. Antibes has a Ferris wheel, a small market, and a harbor. The sky in November is particularly blue, and the beach is very suitable for taking photos. Then we took the train to Cannes. I have to say, the wind on the beach in Cannes can really blow people away! We ate delicious macarons in Cannes and saw many exquisite shops along the streets! Cannes is a great place to eat seafood. Everyone holds a bucket of mussels. Hahahahaha If you walk up the mountain in Cannes, you can see the History Museum. There is a very good location on the top of the mountain where you can see the whole of Cannes. The scenery is very nice. #goout

Staying in Nice and renting a car you can go easily to Eze, Monaco, Cannes, Antibes and Saint Tropez

Regent Carlton Cannes Got hooked on this hotel with breathtaking sea views from Emma's video Noticed many celebrities have stayed at this century-old establishment Freshly renovated, everything from tassels to chandeliers was blessed by master artisans from Versailles. Located right in the heart of Cannes, the staff are warm and great conversationalists—a true embodiment of romantic aesthetics. The toiletries are their own brand with a pleasantly soothing fragrance. The pool is heated, so even if the weather doesn't permit ocean dips, you can still enjoy it at the hotel. Every angle offers stunning sea views, and the windows exude that classic South of France charm—perfect for sitting back and savoring an early autumn sunset. The street outside feels so Californian, with neon lights, palm trees, and pink-hued twilight.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Cannes, known for its world-famous film festival, is a particularly glamorous city in the south of France✨ Luxury hotels and brand shops line the Croisette, and the seaside promenade is like a scene from a movie🎥 You can relax on the beach, or enjoy the historic streets and local cuisine in the old town, Le Suquet🍷 Even outside of the film festival, the entire city is sophisticated and just walking around will lift your spirits💃 🚆Access: About 40 minutes by train from Nice. You can also access it by bus or taxi from Nice Airport🚖 🌟Travel Tips: - Hotels are expensive during the film festival, so if you come at a different time, you can get a good deal - The view from the observation deck in the Le Suquet district is a must-see📸 - There are public and private beaches, so check in advance! Cannes is a place that will make your movie-like trip come true. Come and create your own story 🎞️ #Domestic travel #Couple travel #Solo travel #Absolutely free travel #South of France #Cannes #City of film festival #Luxury travel #Beautiful spot

A splendid view of Carlton Hotel in Cannes at night

#summervacay I visited Cannes 14 years ago during the busy summer holidays, and my memories were mostly a blur — crowded streets, lots of traffic, blazing heat, and struggling to find a place to eat. So back then, my impression of Cannes was pretty chaotic. This time, I deliberately chose to come in the off-season. The students hadn’t started their holidays yet, and the famous Cannes Film Festival had just ended. Without the star-studded festival buzz, the Palais des Festivals et des Congres was pretty ordinary — the iconic red carpet had already been taken down, and if you didn’t know the history, you might just pass by without a second glance. I enjoyed a peaceful walk along the harbor, then climbed up a winding slope to reach the Old Town. This area truly showcases the charm of southern France — narrow lanes draped with vines and the gentle scent of flowers and greenery in the air. Amid the flowerbeds stood the signature “CANNES” sign, a perfect photo spot. Further up the hill is the Église Notre-Dame d’Espérance, perched atop Le Suquet — the highest point in Cannes. From there, I soaked in breathtaking panoramic views of Cannes Bay, the harbor, and the Palais des Festivals below. #Cannes #FrenchRiviera #TravelDiary #OffSeasonTravel #HiddenGems

The long weekend is here! Embark on a 7-day tour of France and Monaco with exclusive private transportation and experienced guides. Avoid the crowds, enjoy VIP treatment, and start your romantic European journey now! -- Europe, a continent rich in history. 🏰 From the romantic streets of Paris in France to the ancient city of Rome in Italy, and the bullfighting arenas of Spain, 🎭 every destination exudes its unique charm. 🌄 Strolling through these places feels like traveling through time. -- 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Hong Kong ✈️ and fly directly to Nice, France. After checking into your hotel, enjoy free time to explore the city's charm. Day 2: Visit the picturesque Cannes Old Port and soak in the leisurely vibes of southern France. Day 3: Travel along the coastline, stopping at the colorful Menton Port before heading to Monaco's Prince's Palace to experience the blend of luxury and history. Day 4: Arrive in Paris and start your day at the Arc de Triomphe. Then, stroll along the Champs-Élysées to enjoy the romance and fashion of Paris. Day 5: Ascend the Eiffel Tower for a panoramic view of Paris, followed by a Seine River cruise to admire the scenic surroundings. In the afternoon, visit the Louvre to immerse yourself in art, and end the day with a relaxing walk in the Tuileries Garden. Day 6: Explore the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles, marveling at its opulence and historical significance. Day 7: Conclude your delightful European journey and return to Hong Kong ✈️. 🌟 This itinerary includes exclusive private transportation with VIP service, allowing you to stop and go as you please for a comfortable and flexible travel experience. Experienced guides ensure a safe and enjoyable trip! -- Must-visit attractions: 🗼 Eiffel Tower: The iconic symbol of Paris, offering breathtaking views from the top. 🏛️ Louvre Museum: A world-renowned museum with countless treasures and a rich historical ambiance. 🏰 Palace of Versailles: The luxurious residence of Louis XIV, showcasing stunning opulence and grandeur. -- 🧳 Travel essentials: 📞 A European SIM card for convenient communication and internet access. 🔌 A travel adapter is a must, as European plugs differ from other regions. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license, and translations—make sure all documents are ready for your trip. 👕 June temperatures in Europe are mild, so pack short sleeves, shorts, and a windbreaker. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for keeping your phone and camera powered. -- That's all for this private European tour guide! Stay tuned for more exciting travel tips and secrets. Don't forget to follow me!

Cannes - French Riviera May 2025

Forget mere postcards. **Cannes** is the French Riviera's dazzling reality. Nestled on the sun-drenched shores of the Mediterranean, this iconic town is a heady cocktail of glamour, cinematic history, and pure Provençal charm. Its heartbeat is the legendary **Cannes Film Festival**. Every May, the world holds its breath as stars ascend the **24 iconic red-carpeted steps** of the **Palais des Festivals**, transforming the Boulevard de la Croisette into a global stage. Spotlights blaze, flashbulbs pop, and the air thrums with anticipation – it's cinema's most exclusive and electrifying night. #travel #staycation #beachlife #naturalwonders #seascapes

Cannes: Cannes, located on the French Riviera, is a world-renowned coastal city, famous for hosting the Cannes Film Festival in May every year. This city not only has red carpets and stars, but also has intoxicating waterfront scenery and the soul of exquisite life. Combining waterfront scenery, night view charm and food atmosphere, this journey started on the train from Spain to France. The energetic Cannes Film Festival child star Maya played with my hands all the way! ⸻ Coastal scenery: elegance and sunshine Walking along the Croisette, there is a row of elegant five-star hotels and boutique shops on the left and the endless blue coast on the right. The white sand beach and palm trees form a charming holiday scenery. The sea and sky are one color and the waves are sparkling. It is a great place for walking, cycling or sitting quietly. The waterfront here is not only beautiful, but also full of artistic atmosphere. Every summer, yachts and sailboats dot the harbor, like an exhibition on the sea. At sunset, the golden sunlight shines on the Mediterranean Sea, dyeing the whole city with a soft halo, which is so beautiful that it takes your breath away. ⸻ Cannes at night: romance and intoxication Cannes has a different charm after dark. The lights at the harbor are reflected on the water, and the twinkling lights seem to continue the daytime movie dream. **The Old Port (Vieux Port)** and the old town on Le Suquet are great places to watch the night view and overlook the entire bay. The lights and the sea view are interwoven into a poetic picture that is both peaceful and luxurious. ⸻ Restaurants and food: the essence of French life Cannes has a wide variety of restaurants, from Michelin-starred restaurants to intimate corner restaurants. The open-air restaurants on both sides of the Coastal Boulevard are the most popular, where you can enjoy Mediterranean cuisine while admiring the harbor and the people coming and going. Recommended to try: • Seafood platter and Nicoise salad • Italian fusion cuisine with a Mediterranean twist • Local desserts such as **Tarte au Citron** and French ice cream Why not make a reservation at a seaside restaurant at sunset, enjoy a glass of wine while watching the golden light dance with the waves, and experience the most romantic side of Cannes. ⸻ Tips • Best time to travel: May to October, sunny weather and abundant activities • Suggested dress code: casual during the day, dressier at night to capture the elegance of the film festival city • Transportation: It takes only about 1 hour to get to Cannes from Nice Airport by train ⸻ Whether you are a movie fan, art lover, or just want to spend a leisurely time in the sun and waves, Cannes is a shining gem on the Mediterranean coastline, effortlessly beautiful yet unforgettable. If you want a streamlined version or a travel bag, I can help you organize that too! Do you need it?

Cannes is a seaside city in the south of France that many people are probably familiar with. It is the home of the world-class film festival, the Cannes Film Festival, where celebrities dress up and walk the red carpet every year. But when we went, we happened to see the Cannes series. But in fact, this city is cuter than we thought. Walking along the seaside is a good feeling. There are many chic restaurants and beautiful cafes to stop by and relax. There is also an old town called Le Suquet where you can go up and see a panoramic view of the city. If you like a slightly romantic atmosphere that is still lively and colorful all day, Cannes is the perfect choice! And during the trip, we took a train, which had a beautiful view along the way. We could see the Alps. It was so beautiful. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelingInFrance

#cityplaybook It’s always challenging when you have just 24 hours to explore the city but if it’s happening with you in Cannes that is the list what to do: 10am: Shop designer labels for less After Paris, Cannes is France’s second home to haute couture. Never have I shopped with such joyful wild abandon as I have in Cannes. Maybe it’s the helpful and friendly shop assistants, or the tempting range of options from independent boutiques to international high-street favourites and high-end luxury fashion boutiques, where items cost around 10% less than in some other major shopping destinations. Be sure to leave some space in your case. 12pm: Have lunch with added beats at a beach club The famous Plage de La Croisette is lined with beach clubs. Stroll along the promenade, which overlooks them all, and gravitate towards your preferred vibe. Nikki Beach founders have introduced their colourful new beach club concept Lucia, which opened in 2024. Savour sea views and steaming bowls of linguini vongole – and save room for the joyously delicious île flottante, a classic French floating meringue with a hidden hit of peanut butter. Alternatively, grab a soft-serve ice cream from one of the many stalls on the promenade and pull up a complimentary blue chair, ubiquitous this famous coastline. 5pm: Stroll through the ‘Old Town’ Start your exploration at the foot of Rue Saint-Antoine in the charming, medieval neighbourhood of Le Suquet, the ‘Old Town’ of Cannes. With narrow, winding streets, stone houses, traditional eateries, boutiques and market stalls, Le Suquet comes alive as dusk falls. At the highest point stands 17th-century Gothic church Église Notre-Dame d'Espérance and the city’s landmark ‘Cannes’ sign. From here, take in sweeping views of the city, the glistening Mediterranean and the nearby Lérins Islands. Bring your camera. 8pm: Dine in style at one of Cannes’ most popular restaurants Palme d’Or restaurant by Jean Imbert at Hôtel Martinez, one of Cannes’ Grande Dames (see below), for fine dining with Mediterranean flavours and panoramas, and a compelling collection of original movie memorabilia, including the chilling ice pick seen in Basic Instinct. Another welcome addition to the dining scene, Zuma made its debut in France with its first permanent restaurant in Cannes in May 2024. The stunning Zuma Cannes, set within the exclusive Palm Beach club on Pointe Croisette, has a vast terrace with retractable sails overlooking the Bay of Cannes.

Super white and easy to get to from Nice airport, lots of shops bars and restaurants along the marina and beach. Recommend Riviera Beach, great staff and lovely food with beautiful view and reasonable sunbed prices.#travel #beachlife #myitinerary

#4月好去地方2025 Cannes is famous for its film festival and is full of celebrity atmosphere. The seaside promenade is beautiful and luxurious yachts are moored at the port. When I attended the film festival, I felt the passion and vitality of the world film industry. The city also has fine restaurants and boutiques that showcase the luxurious life of southern France. Cannes' culture and seaside charm are unforgettable.

One of the must go restaurants in Cannes. Mostly Italian foods. Their truffles pasta and risotto are very fresh and yummy. 📍Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jAs9YKNKWXa9wy1z7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

Bought a 3 day travel pass at Nice airport and traveled around the south coast over the weekend. the pass cost eur 35+eur 2 admin fee and valid on all the trains, trams and buses around the area. it's very handy to travel from nice to Cannes, just half an hour on the train. there are plenty to do in town and we enjoyed the time there

🌈【Highlights】: 🍇Provence lavender fields, Cote d'Azur, medieval towns, Van Gogh's footprints, art and food, a one-stop experience! 🚗The whole journey is in Chinese, free and flexible, avoiding the troubles of public transportation and immersing yourself in the customs of southern France. 🧡【Charter Tips】: 🚗Model selection: Choose the most suitable vehicle according to the number of people and needs and start a comfortable journey Comfortable 5-seater (2-4 people + 2 luggage): suitable for a small group of friends or brothers to check in! Luxury 5-seater (2-4 people + 2 luggage): light luxury experience, a ride on the Cote d'Azur is super stylish~ Comfortable 7-seater (4 people + 4 luggage): Affordable and comfortable, suitable for small families traveling. Luxury 8-seater (7 people + 7 luggage): It is the perfect choice for families/multiple people🥳 💡 Driver service: The Chinese driver-guide can also give explanations, help take photos, and flexibly adjust the itinerary (such as taking a detour to take photos of flower fields). ⚠️ Note: There are many mountain roads in southern France and the rules for roundabouts are complicated, so chartering a car is more worry-free. ✅Itinerary: Day 1: Paris Louvre Museum - Stroll from Tuileries Garden to Place de la Concorde - Arc de Triomphe - Champs Elysees - Eiffel Tower - Seine River Cruise Day 2: Paris-Dijon-Lyon Morning: Depart from Paris to Dijon Noon: Visit the old town of Dijon, Notre Dame de Dijon and the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy Afternoon: Drive to Lyon and visit the Lyonnais murals and Fourvière Church Day 3: Lyon-Avignon Morning: From Lyon to Avignon, stroll through the old town of Avignon, check in the Papal Palace (World Cultural Heritage) and the Broken Bridge Afternoon: Senanque Abbey (Lavender Postcard Location) - Stone City (Sky City) - Red Earth City Day 4: Avignon-Cannes-Nice Morning: From Avignon to Cannes, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and the Palais des Festivals. Afternoon: Saint-Paul-de-Vence, visit the Matisse Museum-Antibes Evening: Nice Old Town, feel the Mediterranean style Day 5: Eze Town, Monaco, Menton Day Trip Morning: Go to the medieval cliff town of Èze and visit the mountaintop botanical garden Noon: Go to Monaco and visit the Prince's Palace and the Royal Chapel. In the afternoon, drive to the town of Menton and check in the yellow staircase Day 6: Nice-Valensole-Annecy Morning: Go to Sainte-Croix Lake from Nice and row a transparent boat into Tiffany's blue secret world. Noon: Go to Valensole to visit the endless lavender fields Afternoon: Drive to Annecy, stroll through the old town of Annecy, and visit the Island Palace on the Cassis River Day 7: Annecy → Paris Morning: Visit Lake Annecy and overlook the snow-capped Alps, then return to Paris to end the trip. Precautions 1️⃣ Flowering period planning: lavender from mid-June to mid-July, sunflower in July, check the flowering conditions in advance. 2️⃣ Sun protection essentials: The sunshine in the south of France is strong, so sunglasses, sunscreen and straw hats are essential!

Apart from Paris, the South of France may be the most attractive destination for tourists in France. Old town, Cote d'Azur🌊, holiday beach, lavender🪻 fields, cottages and wineries🍇, these are the prominent keywords of South France✨ When you come to the south of France, is it better to see the lavender or the jelly sea? No, adults don’t make choices and want everything. This 5-day tour guide to the south of France is a magical itinerary that has been asked about by friends. You can travel all over the south of France, the romance of Provence and the dreamy seaside of the Cote d’Azur. You can get it all in one itinerary. Don’t be afraid of being short on time, just take a few days and you’ll have a great adventure in the south of France. Hurry up and save it ✈️ 🌈Best time to travel: March to May: Spring comes back to the earth. The south of France gets warmer earlier. Flowers bloom in the countryside and mountains, and the color of the sea is also very soft. June to August Although the south of France is full of tourists during the summer, summer is the only season to enjoy the endless lavender. August to November: Avoid the summer vacation peak season and travel off-peak. Southern France is much quieter at this time, but the sun is still scorching and you can still enjoy the seaside. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: There is little public transportation between towns and villages, so plan your transportation in advance and it is recommended to charter a car. ✨Car Model Recommendation✨ Choose the most suitable vehicle according to the number of people and needs and start a comfortable journey Comfortable 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): suitable for a small group of friends or brothers to check in! Luxury 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): light luxury experience, a ride on the Cote d'Azur is super stylish~ Comfortable 7-seater (4 people + 4 luggage): Affordable and comfortable, suitable for small families traveling. Luxury 8-seater (7 people + 7 luggage): It is the perfect choice for families/multiple people🥳 👉【Itinerary】: Nice airport pick-up → Nice (2 days to unlock the Cote d'Azur) → Avignon (3 days to check in the lavender purple crit) ✅DAY1: Morning: Go to the medieval cliff town of Èze and visit the mountaintop botanical garden Afternoon: Go to Monaco and visit the Prince's Palace and the Royal Chapel. Drive to the small town of Menton and check in the yellow staircase. In the evening: return to Nice and climb the Castle Hill to overlook the panoramic view of Nice ✅DAY2: Nice-Saint-Paul-de-Vence, visit the Matisse Museum-Antibes-Cannes, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and the Palais des Festivals-Marseille ✅DAY3: Marseille Old Port - Notre-Dame de la Garde Church - Palais de Chanlon, depart for Avignon at noon, visit the Palais des Papes and the Pont d'Avignon in the afternoon. ✅DAY4: Avignon - Sainte-Croix Lake - Verdun Grand Canyon - Valensole - Lavender - Avignon ✅DAY5: Avignon - Senanque Abbey - Stone Town - Red Earth Town - Sault Village to enjoy lavender - Avignon 🧡【tips】： Wearing a white dress! Taking photos in the lavender field, she instantly turned into a fugitive princess With European standard conversion plug! Sold out in supermarkets in southern France Nice Old Town Fridge Magnets are Half the Price of Tourist Attractions Must try Socca (chickpea pancakes) and fish soup Click the link below to unlock more exclusive offers🥳

I have recently visited Cannes with Norwegian Cruises and absolutely loved my day there. There is so much to see, and there are quite a few options on how to spend your day: • Cannes Cruise Port • Le Suquet • Eglisé Notre Dame d’Esperance • Marche Forvillé • Lunch at Rue Saint Antoine • IGY Vieux Port de Cannes • Palais des Festivals et des Congrès • La Croisette de Cannes • Beach Time or Sainte Marguarite We also been so lucky to visit the Saint Jin-Jin market. It is perfect for lovers of bric-a-brac and vintage objects. If you're on a never-ending quest for the perfect gem for your mantle piece, you can visit the market to unearth an object right out of cinema history. Unusual posters, trinkets, postcards, yellowed photos or even books and crockery, the antiques dealers of the well-named Market from Times Gone By (Marché d'Autrefois) at Place Saint-Jin-Jin will definitely have a drawer containing the piece that was missing from your collection.