Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 2 miles over uneven streets and several uphill inclines. Guests should wear comfortable flat-sole walking shoes, carry bottled water and wear loose comfortable clothes. Time permitting; guests will have approximately 45 minutes for shopping or independent exploration.

Back on board your coach, you'll pass through a river canyon to the 16th-century town of St. Paul-de-Vence. With its assemblage of stone houses and narrow walkways, and its location amid colorful terraced vineyards, bougainvillea and mimosa blossoms, it is considered by many to be the Cote d'Azur's most picturesque village. You'll take a walking tour through this historic medieval walled town, exploring the wonderful shops, art galleries and boutiques. Afterwards, you'll have time (approximately 40 minutes) to shop on your own or relax in a cafe.

Note: The walk from the bus park in St. Paul-de-Vence is an approximate 0.5 mile uphill climb over uneven surfaces. You will encounter cobblestone streets and pathways with numerous inclines and steps. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. The drive between St. Paul-de-Vence and Cannes is approximately 1 hour, dependent upon traffic conditions. This tour is not recommended for guests with walkers or wheelchairs.

En route to Monte Carlo, your coach will travel along a portion of the Grand Prix Motor Race circuit to the Grand Casino. Arriving at Place du Casino in Monte Carlo, your guide will escort you inside the Grand Casino where you will have approximately 1 hour to try your luck at French Roulette, or simply explore this landmark.

Note: At the Rock of Monaco and the Grand Casino, guests must take an escalator and an elevator from the parking structure. Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile uphill over cobblestone streets with approximately 75 to 80 steps. (Guests will be required to perform an extensive uphill walk to reach the Grand Casino Square in Monte Carlo.) A passport is not required to enter the Grand Casino if you are on tour; however, one is required in order to play (in accordance with international regulations) and to collect eventual winnings. Guests may be asked for a photo ID since persons under the age of 18 are not permitted in the Grand Casino. Bathing suits, beachwear, jogging suits, jeans and/or tennis shoes are not permitted in the Grand Casino. All attire should be neat and clean. Cameras and video cameras are not permitted in the Grand Casino.The drive between Cannes and Monaco/Monte Carlo is approximately 1.5 hours each way, dependent upon traffic conditions. Traffic can be extremely heavy and venues may be crowded. The order of the itinerary may be reversed according to the traffic conditions of the day.

Antibes is a quaint town with a harbor, Port Vauban, considered the center of Mediterranean yachting. Overlooking some of the world's most prestigious yachts stands the 16th-century Fort Carre where Napoleon was once imprisoned. Founded by the Greeks and later the site of a significant Roman settlement, Antibes has remained remarkably unspoiled. You'll take a short walking tour of the picturesque old town with its 16th-century Grimaldi Chateau. Picasso spent five months there, executing such works as his incomparable La Joie de Vivre. Just below the castle, you'll pass through the Cours Massena with its fruit and vegetable market, to Bastion St. Andre, a part of the ancient ramparts and explore the grid of the old town with its vestiges of medieval France.

Nice, the Capital of the French Riviera, is filled with colorful flower markets and striking modern architecture and is the richest, most attractive tourist center outside Paris. During the orientation tour, you'll travel along the Promenade des Anglais. Resplendent with marching palms and flowerbeds, the little coastal road where English families used to parade in carriages is now a six-lane highway. You'll pass the modern heart of Nice, Massena Square, aglow with neo-classical red colonnades, fountains, gardens, hotels and a boutique-lined pedestrian zone housing all the big designer names. There will be time (approximately 45 minutes) to browse along the seaside or stroll through the colorful Old Town and Massena Square.

Note: The walk from the bus park in Antibes is approximately 0.5 mile uphill climb over uneven surfaces. The drive between Nice and Cannes is approximately 45 minutes, dependent upon traffic conditions. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. This tour is not recommended for guests with walkers or wheelchairs.

You will proceed to Seillans, a typical Provencal village with cobblestone streets that will lead you to the nice shady square of the Thouron with its renowned Love Fountain, and the medieval castle. Max Ernst, the famous surrealist painter, spent his last twelve years in this village. Guests should note that a visit of the Foundation is not included in this tour. The return drive to Cannes will be made by motorway.

Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile over uneven, cobblestone surfaces with steep inclines and 30 to 50 steps. Extensive uphill walking in Seillans is involved with approximately 30 steps in Fayence. Once in the old towns, the walking surfaces are constructed of large, ancient cobblestone surfaces built on varying inclines. Sturdy, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

From there you will go via the popular resort of St Raphael for a very scenic drive following the coastal Gold Corniche Road, a cliff road which offers one of the most beautiful landscapes of the Riviera. Initially a country lane, it follows the meanders of the coast in steep turns, red porphyries arising magnificently on the blue sea of the Mediterranean and offering an unforgettable panorama at every moment.

Note: Guest must be able to walk approximately 0.75 mile over cobblestone streets, inclines with 5 to 15 steps to reach the city gates. The Cathedral and Cloister visits involve an addiitonal 20 steps. Once in the old town, the walking surfaces are constructed of large, ancient cobblestones surfaces built on varying inclines. Sturdy walking shoes are recommended. Respectful attire that covers shoulders and knees should be worn in order to enter the cathedral and cloister. Time permitting; guests will have approximately 30 minutes for browsing and shopping in Frejus.