After your arrival in Nice, make your way to your centrally located hotel to settle in, or prebook a private arrival transfer for ease. Spend the rest of the day to relax or explore the surrounding area. Nice is an exquisite culinary hub boasting a fantastic fusion of French and Italian cuisine. Enjoy a stroll through Le Vieux Nice, lined with boutiques and restaurants, or walk along the promenade, accompanied by a delightful sunset over the Mediterranean.

(Accommodations, Nice)

After breakfast, meet your driver guide in the hotel lobby for a comprehensive experience of the French Riviera. Set out for the chic city of Cannes for a superb panoramic tour. Driving through the city, pass through Le Boulevard de la Croisette, Palais des Festivals, the old town with its pedestrian area, the 11th century Castre museum and more. From here, proceed on a scenic drive along the coast to Antibes, with many exciting stops en-route. The historic Golf Juan, where Napoleon the 1st disembarked after his exile on St Helene Island, the glamorous Juan les Pins known for the casino, fashion shops and jazz festival, and Cap d'Antibes, one of the most luxurious areas on the Cote d'Azur. After a delightful exploration of Antibes, return to your hotel to relax or seek a fantastic restaurant for dinner.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Nice)

Today is at leisure to explore the glittering city of Nice. The city offers many exploration options, so choose your favorite of let the mood set the pace. The Old Town provides a great dose of history and classic French charisma. Walk along 16th century alleys echoing at the sounds of passerby and take this chance to immortalize the timeless vibe that reigns in this quarter. Stray away from the busy streets in search of a local restaurant and original flavors before heading out to Castle Hill. Perched on an eastward hill from the Old Town, it will allow you to enjoy the stunning view of the city and its crescent beach. Proceed to the Promenade des Anglais, visit one of many art museums, or decide to relax and prepare for your next destination.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Nice)

Check out from your hotel and head out to the rail station for a scenic ride to Aix-en-Provence. Sit back and enjoy the ride while the countryside rolls by, trading its golden tones for the lush green shades of Provence. Check into your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Famous for its pedestrian lanes, outdoor markets, and relaxed vibe, it accurately encompasses the predominant lifestyle of Southern France.

(Breakfast, Nice; Accommodations, Aix-en-Provence)

Prepare for an exciting journey through the captivating countryside of the region. Journey to the Sainte-Victoire Mountain, a source of inspiration for Cezanne. Complemented by the spectacular setting, indulge in a fine tasting of the best local wines. Full-bodied, with excellent structure, they will deepen your appreciation of Provence with every sip. Your guide will be glad to recommend you an ideal restaurant for lunch before heading out to Luberon. Incredibly photogenic, this village is famous for its Renaissance castle and quaint streets leading to the High Church. Cross the Pont Julien - a historic bridge since Roman times - and proceed to Roussillon, a picture-perfect hilltop village with gold and Bordeaux-colored ochre cliffs. This spectacular journey will end in the medieval village of Gordes, a labyrinth of charming alleys surrounded by lush green countryside and lavender fields.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Aix-en-Provence)

Today is at leisure to take in the nonchalant beauty of Aix-en-Provence. More than sightseeing, this will be a great opportunity to learn from the locals the meaning of a beautiful life. Lined with squares, cafes, and high-end shops, this youthful city will keep rewarding those who continue to explore. Starting from the popular Cours Mirabeau, make your way to Quartier Mazarin, once the neighborhood of wealthy merchants and aristocracy. Admiring the local crafts and typical facades on a relaxed stroll, this primarily residential area will open a window into the genuine life of the city. Stop for a well-deserved aperitif and enjoy more of the local wines that have conquered the hearts of countless visitors.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Aix-en-Provence)

Head out to the rail station and continue onto Avignon, the last destination of this enchanting itinerary. With a large student population, this city maintains a delightful vigor that reflects into a lively nightlife. With a many fantastic monuments to carry on its history, and a strong passion for elegant fragrances, Avignon is a true gem of Provence. After settling in your hotel, set out to explore some of its local specialties, such as fragrant perfumes, the delightful wines from the banks of the Rhone River, and delicious treats such as nougat. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and prepare for a full and exciting day.

(Breakfast, Aix-en-Provence; Accommodations, Avignon)

After breakfast, head off on your private tour starting with a visit to Nimes, a great city of arts that is proud of its prestigious Roman past, but also looking toward the future. See the antique buildings: Augustus` gate and the amphitheater.

Continue on to Uzes, a charming medieval town and the first Duchy of France, set in the garrigues countryside (Mediterranean vegetation). As ducal seat, bishopric and consular seat, Uzes has preserved its layout as a medieval stronghold, embellished in the 17th and 18th centuries. See the Place aux Herbes (picturesque square), the Episcopal palace, the Ducal Palace, the Fenestrelle Tower (a unique bell-tower) and Saint-Theodorit Cathedral. End the day with Pont du Gard, dated from the first century AD and classified as an UNESCO World Heritage site. It is the most amazing and best-preserved part of the Roman aqueduct which supplied water to Nimes.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Avignon)

Enjoy this fantastic day to explore Avignon at your leisure. The former residence of the pope, this city boasts an extensive history, dating all the way back to the Stone Age. Visit the world's largest Gothic edifice, the Palace of the Popes. An imposing structure with lifelike frescoes decorating the walls, and tilework floors. Take a break at the city's main square, Place de l'Horloge, and finish the day at the Musee du Petit Palais, a cardinal's palace that has been converted into an art gallery.

(Breakfast & Accommodations, Avignon)

After breakfast, proceed to the Avignon rail station and onto your next Avanti destination!

(Breakfast, Avignon)