ST. JEAN CAP FERRAT

St-Jean- Cap-Ferrat offers two pretty anchorages on either side of the peninsula, where you can laze on board while eyeing out the spectacular villas adorning the coast. Take the tender in to Paloma or Plage de Passable beach clubs for a long, relaxing lunch and lazy afternoon, and then consider dining at Grand Hotel du Cap Ferrat’s Le Cap restaurant.

Things To Do

Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

Commissioned by Baroness Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild in 1912, the villa displays her art collection of Fragonard paintings, Louis XVI furniture and Sèvres porcelain. Exquisite themed gardens appear like a ship’s deck and the ocean views are fantastic! Fountains ‘dance’ to classical music every 20 minutes.

Plage Paloma

A spot for swimming, sunbathing and water sports of all kinds, this secluded beach just east of St-Jean has an iconic bar-restaurant, and unbeatable coastal views . Over the years it’s been frequented by the likes of Winston Churchill, Sean Connery, Elton John and Pablo Picasso.

RESTAURANTS & NIGHT LIFE

La Véranda and Le Club Dauphin – Grand Hôtel du Cap Ferrat

Mademoiselle

Eze

Cruise eastward to Eze-sur-Mer and if you are feeling energetic take the footpath (if not, a taxi will oblige) up to Eze, a medieval village perched like an eagle’s nest atop a narrow rocky peak withwinding cobbled roads and stunning views of the sea from its Jardin Exotique. Explore the galleries, cafes and boutiques, some of them seemingly hewn out of the rocky hillside, and take lunch with aspectacular view at Chateau Eza.

Things To Do

Walking Tour of the Historic Village

Explore the beautiful courtyards and homes around every corner.

Exotic Garden of Eze

At the top of the village, be greeted by the exotic gardens that are located in the medieval castle

RESTAURANTS & NIGHT LIFE

La Chèvre d’Or

Château Eza

Cap Estel

Le Mas Provençal

Monaco

Enjoy a sweeping view of the rugged coastline and the stunning villas and villages that line the sea. Settle in and visit the Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium, the Exotic Gardens or the Prince’s Palace. Start the evening with cocktails and dinner aboard before stepping out for the night and trying your hand at the roulette table at the legendary Monte Carlo Casino or dance the night away at Jimmy’z.

Things To Do

Wine Tour and Tasting at Château Minuty

Located in Gassin, this family-owned estate hand-picks all of their grapes, assuring high-quality wines. Take a tour of the grounds, which includes a private house and chapel that dates back to the 19th century, and definitely don’t skip out on a tasting

Musée Océanographique de Monaco

With a 6m deep lagoon and founded by Prince Albert I, Musée Océanographique de Monaco is a must see museum that has sit on an edge of a cliff since the 1910s.

Top Cars Collection

View Prince Rainier III’s extensive collection of cars.

RESTAURANTS & NIGHT LIFE

Coya

Gaia

Buddha Bar

Maya Bay

Le Grill

Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse at the Hôtel de Paris

France Overview

TIME ZONE: Central European Time Zone

CURRENCY: Euro

CLIMATE: The climate of France is generally cold in winter and mild in summer, but mild winters and hot summers are usual along the Mediterranean sea (French riviera) and in the South West of France.

May 63°F / 17°C

June 68°F / 20°C

July 75°F / 24°C

August 75°F / 24°C

September 72°F / 22°C

October 64°F / 18°C