ProvencePurple lavender fields and beautiful old towns

After three wonderful days in the Avignon region, you will travel through Camargue, one of the most beautiful areas of Provence, to Aix-en-Provence. Visit a local market and take part in a cooking class in the evening to discover the specialties of Provençal cuisine.

You can also visit Marseille and Cassis with your guide. The port city of Marseille is located directly on the Côte d'Azur and is also known as Little Paris. Discover the Vieux Port, Marseille's old harbor, and marvel at the colorful fishing boats. Visit the impressive Notre-Dame de la Garde and enjoy the beautiful view of the Mediterranean Sea from there.

In Cassis, you will find a pretty harbor, steep cliffs, a medieval fortress, and, last but not least, breathtaking panoramic views. End your day with dinner at sunset.

Today, you will continue on to Mougins, a small town between Cannes and Nice, perfectly located for visiting other beautiful regions of the Côte d'Azur. Nice is one of the most famous cities on the Côte d'Azur, and for good reason: located directly on the sea, Nice captivates visitors with its beautiful promenade and impressive yacht harbor. In addition, Nice has increasingly become the focus of various artists in recent years, so you can visit some exciting museums.

You should also take a trip to Monaco. With an area of two square kilometers, Monaco is the smallest country in the world after the Vatican. It is best known for its luxurious casinos, marina, and the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix in Formula 1, which takes place once a year on the streets of the principality.