Provence and Riviera in France

All Inclusive Provence and Riviera Holiday Information

The stunning area that holds all inclusive Provence features the French Riviera around the southern coastline of France in front of the fantastic Mediterranean Sea. Provence is known as a special and extremely picturesque area of France having extensive sandy beaches, high twisty cliffs, massive farms and stunning mountain ranges. The location extends from the edges of Italy around the southern coastline of eastern France, down towards the Rhone River and away from the sea towards the southerly Alps.

Rich historical, through the entire Provence area of France you’ll find an array of Roman buildings and ruins. This holiday location is especially famous furthermore for great areas of lavender with photos of them include in holiday leaflets and journals every year. Grasse within the Provence is the place the French fragrance market started out as a result of extensive hot weeks and micro-climate enabling sensitive perfumed flowers to nurture.

All inclusive holidays on he French Riviera or Cote d’Azur is one among the well-known holiday getaways in France and includes over 70 miles of seacoast around Menton towards the eastern side on the Mediterranean shore, through Monaco, Nice, Antibes and Cannes, St Raphael, Ste Maxime, St Tropez as well as towards the less popular regions of Le Lavendou and Toulon.



All inclusive holidays in Provence and the French Riviera promises the most tasty foods, amazing wines including  Domaine de la Bégude along with wine tasting, in addition to numerous physical activities to take part in, like numerous water sports, mountaineering, trekking, riding a bicycle, cannoning and winter sports; you can also find the picturesque communities, spectacular runs of beaches, a good amount of plant life and animals, plus much more!

Beaches for all inclusive  Provence and Riviera holidays

You will find there’s a beach geared to everybody on the southern shore of France. Secret coves primarily reached by boat, extensive stretches of fantastic yellow sand to offer on or appreciate with your loved ones, pebbly shores for anyone who would prefer not to encounter sand between their toes, along with lots of water and beach things to do for all!

The soft sandy beach in Cannes is split into public and private beachfronts all down La Croisette. Anticipate paying a charge throughout the summer season, with further charges for a sunbed and umbrella. The non-public Plage Royalis facing the Grand Hotel, and the open beach at the western side of La Croisette facing the Majestic Hotel. Wind surfers prefer Palm Beach.

There are approximately 15 non-public beach locations in trendy Nice and sunbeds are advised since the shores here are pebbly. Like all non-public beaches you must buy drinks and food from the proprietors.

Make your way to St Tropez, and Plage de Tahiti, the notorious beach visited by Bridgette Bardot when she was young, or the Plage Port Grimaud one time a getaway place for Joan Collins. Monte Carlo Beach is in fact in France even though on the Monaco border and is the perfect spot out of which to celebrity spot throughout the summer season.

Check out Provence and Riviera all inclusive holidays

Outside the beaches, Nice and Cannes include a lot to consider. Outstanding retailers and designer stores cover the avenues of Cannes, with the more common and less costly retailers and plenty of markets accessible in Nice. Have a wander along the beach side walkway, des Anglais and head away from the coast and you’ll uncover bistro lined squares, luxurious buildings, galleries and museums and plenty of amazing eating places. Travel away from the coast for around a quarter-hour from Cannes and stop around the borders of Mougins, an exquisite ancient community that goes up the hillside where lots of artists, including Picasso, Winston Churchill and Edith Piaf choose to settle in the past.

A mere 14 miles east of Nice is Monte Carlo, where many famous, past and present Formula 1 stars have chosen to call home, on the sovereign state of Monaco. Legendary, Monte Carlo is an ideal place from which to relax outside in an al fresco cafe on the coast and just people watch!

Saint Jean Cap Ferrat is one other ought to discover, only 8 miles from Monaco and Nice. Popular with global millionaires, not just is the beach beautiful having a lengthy coast route to use, but there woodlands along with a zoo park.