French Riviera Small Group Tours

This 8-day French Riviera tour keeps things personal with just 8 people max, and it's guaranteed to run with only 4 signed up. You'll have a German-speaking local guide who knows the area well, traveling in an air-conditioned vehicle to coastal spots like Antibes, Cannes, and Villefranche-sur-Mer. The small size means you can actually get into places and have real experiences—like visiting the Picasso Museum at Grimaldi Castle and taking a boat trip to the Lerini Islands—without dealing with big crowds.

Travel with 2-8 people through Nice, Monaco and coastal villages using private transfers and air-conditioned minibus transport. The small group size means your multilingual guide can adjust the schedule as you go, stopping at places like Antibes' medieval ramparts, the Fragonard perfume factory in Eze, and spending time along Cannes' Croisette boulevard near the Carlton and Martinez hotels. You'll also check out Port Grimaud's canals, Saint-Tropez harbor, and Monaco's Oceanographic Museum at a relaxed pace.

This 7-day trip takes you through the French Riviera with a small group of just 16 travelers between 18-39, so you'll get to know everyone pretty well while checking out coastal towns and making new friends. Your CEO guide shows you around Nice's Promenade des Anglais and the old town, then you'll head to Monaco for the day—having a smaller group makes it way easier to get around the world's second-smallest country and your guide can give you personal tips on Monte Carlo's casinos and the Prince's Palace. You'll also hike between the colorful villages along Cinque Terre's coastal paths and share tapas at Barcelona's Mescladis Cooking Class, with hostel stays bringing everyone together as you travel from Rome to Barcelona.

Sail the French Riviera with a small group of 5-10 travelers (ages 20-39), creating a tight-knit crew vibe as you navigate from Toulon to Île Porquerolles, Saint-Tropez, and Port-Cros. The intimate setup means you'll get hands-on sailing lessons, flexibility to adjust plans for hidden spots like Cap Taillat, and plenty of shared moments—cooking meals together on deck, sipping sunset cocktails at Pampelonne Beach's Kon Tiki bar, cycling around Porquerolles, diving at Port-Cros station, and wandering the charming alleys of Bormes-les-Mimosas as a group.

With groups of 2-4 travelers, you'll get intimate access to La Turbie's Roman Trophy overlooking Monaco and quiet morning walks through Beaulieu-sur-Mer's Belle Époque gardens before day-trippers arrive. Small group size allows flexible pacing on the challenging descent from medieval Eze Village.