What's included in the 9-hour tour?

Private car transport, visits to Antibes provençal market, Saint-Paul-de-Vence village exploration, wine tasting at Domaine de la Source, and a stop at Gairaut waterfall. Meals and additional purchases are not included unless specified.

Is the tour suitable for non-wine drinkers?

Yes. While wine tasting is a key component, inform your supplier in advance and they can typically arrange non-alcoholic alternatives during the vineyard visit.

How much walking is involved?

Moderate to substantial. Antibes market is relatively flat and casual; Saint-Paul-de-Vence involves climbing steep, narrow cobbled streets within the medieval village. The Gairaut waterfall stop is brief with minimal walking. Comfortable shoes are essential.

Can the itinerary be customised?

As a private tour, itineraries are often flexible. Discuss preferences and pace with your supplier when booking; they may adjust stops or timing based on your interests.

What time do we start and return to Nice?

Exact pickup and return times depend on your booking. Confirm with the supplier; tours typically depart early morning to maximise daylight and market freshness.

Lunch is not included in the standard tour. However, the itinerary allows time to eat at local restaurants in or near Saint-Paul-de-Vence; your driver can recommend options.

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About this activity

A curated 9-hour private tour combining the sensory richness of Provence—colourful markets, hilltop villages, and local wines—with scenic stops near Nice. Visit the medieval artist haven of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, taste wines at a historic Bellet vineyard, and explore Antibes' vibrant provençal market before returning via a waterfall viewpoint overlooking the coast.

Discover the authenticity of the south of France with its rich flavors and cheerful colors by visiting Antibes and its Provencal market. Explore the magnificent medieval village of St-Paul-de-Vence, the jewel of Provence, and discover its artistic soul. Visit the Domaine de la Source in the heart of the vineyards of Bellet, one of the oldest in France and taste fine French wines. Admire the picturesque waterfall of the Gairaut waterfall offering a very beautiful view overlooking Nice.

Highlights

✓Browse Antibes' colourful provençal market filled with local produce, crafts, and regional specialities
✓Wander the narrow streets and galleries of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a fortified medieval village perched above the French Riviera
✓Wine tasting at Domaine de la Source in the Bellet appellation, one of France's oldest wine regions
✓Stop at Gairaut waterfall for panoramic views back toward Nice and the Mediterranean coast
✓Private car tour with flexible pacing, no group rush

Insider tips

★Arrive at Antibes market early (morning hours) for the best selection and fewer crowds; it's liveliest before midday
★Wear comfortable walking shoes—Saint-Paul-de-Vence's cobbled lanes are steep and winding; allow time to explore artist studios and small galleries at your own pace
★Ask your driver about local lunch recommendations near the village; many small restaurants offer traditional Provençal cuisine at fair prices
★Bring a camera or ensure phone storage is clear; the Gairaut viewpoint and village perspectives are highly photogenic

Good to know

•Private tour for your group; duration is 9 hours total, including transport and stops
•Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing recommended; spring and autumn offer mild temperatures, summer can be hot
•Walking involved at market and village; assess fitness level before booking
•Starting point is Nice; confirm pickup location and time with supplier upon booking
•Wine tasting included; non-drinkers can request soft alternatives

Who it's for

Wine enthusiasts and food lovers seeking authentic Provençal flavoursCulture and art travelers interested in medieval villages and artist communitiesSmall groups or families seeking flexible, private transport without tour-group constraintsPhotographers and nature seekers drawn to scenic villages and coastal viewpoints

Best time to visit

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer mild weather and smaller crowds at markets and villages. Summer is warmest but busiest; winter months are quiet but some village shops may have reduced hours.

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Reviews

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Megan P.

Jun 2026

our host Ana really knew their stuff and a glass of the local red was the highlight. On a rainy sunday so it wasnt too busy. Handy if youre short on time, and rolled home properly stuffed, and went last tuesday. Would book again no question.

Carlos M.

May 2026

Nadia our host very good, and the warm baklava at the last stop we love it. Is much better than the food tour we do in Hanoi before. We are very happy, recommend to all!

Rob H.

Apr 2026

Very enjoy, a fish taco from a tiny street stall the best part. Elena take care us very well, rolled home properly stuffed. Thank you so much!

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