• Basilica St. Michel - Do not miss the Basilica of Saint-Michel-Archange. It is a gem of baroque architecture nestled at the tip of the old town. Access is available from the sea via the famous Saint-Michel ramps. It is indeed one of the top activities to do in Menton. Its baroque architecture and rich decorations reflect both the religious history of the region and the devotion of its artists and faithful.

Visitors will be captivated by the refinement of the great nave’s ceiling and dazzled by the golds that reflect the soft light from the high-placed dormer windows. The subdued atmosphere particularly invites spirituality and contemplation. The basilica and its forecourt have been classified as historical monuments since 1947.

It is one of the must-see places in Menton.
The Saint-Michel forecourt
On the cobbled forecourt, the diamonds represent the arms of the Grimaldi family. One side opens onto the sea.

• Plage des Sablettes - The Plage des Sablettes in Menton: a haven of tranquility between sea and mountains
  Nestled at the foot of the old town, Plage des Sablettes invites you to slow down. Here, the golden sand gently touches your feet, the turquoise waters stretch peacefully, and the pastel facades of Menton stand watch in the background.

This is a beach where people come as much to swim as to stroll. Families gather, children play in the shallow waves, and couples sit on the walls to watch the sunset. The sound of the waves mingles with laughter, light conversations, and the scent of artisanal ice creams wafting from nearby kiosks.

In the morning, the light is soft, almost pearly. In the evening, it gilds the stones of the old town and makes the sea shimmer like a mirror. It feels simply good to be there, as if time has paused.

• Casino of Monte-Carlo - The excursion continues towards Monte-Carlo, the iconic district of luxury and refinement. For this part of the journey, a bus (included) will be taken to facilitate travel while enjoying beautiful panoramic views of the principality. Upon arrival at the famous Casino Square, the legendary elegance of the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Hôtel de Paris, and the surrounding gardens will be discovered. It is a must-visit place where glamour and history meet.
• Prince’s Palace - The Palace of Monaco, commonly known as the Prince’s Palace, has been the official residence of the Prince of Monaco since 1297. It is located atop the Rock of Monaco, the oldest district of the principality, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea from sixty meters high.

Situated on the Rock of Monaco, this palace has been the official residence of the Princes of Monaco since 1297.

Originally built as a Genoese fortress in the 13th century, it has been transformed over the centuries into a sumptuous palace.

It combines medieval, Renaissance, and baroque architecture, with exceptional Italian frescoes recently restored.

Visitors can tour the State Apartments, the Gallery of Hercules, and admire the panoramic view of the Mediterranean.

• Monaco-Ville - MONACO-VILLE

Monaco-Ville is one of the 11 districts of the Principality of Monaco.

It is the oldest part of the City-State, also known as THE ROCK. This district houses most of the country’s political institutions: the Prince’s Palace, the Government, the National Council (Monaco’s parliament), the Town Hall, the Municipal Council, and the courts. Numerous museums can also be found here, including the celebrated Oceanographic Museum of Monaco.

• Cathedrale Notre-Dame-Immaculee - The Cathedral of Notre-Dame-Immaculée in Monaco is a Roman-Byzantine religious building located in Monaco.

Erected under the reign of Charles III, it is the main church of the Monegasque archdiocese. As such, it is an important element of Monegasque identity, “a symbol of a strong attachment to our roots and Christian faith,” according to Prince Albert II.

It hosts pontifical services during major religious festivals as well as for Sainte-Dévote (January 27) and National Day (November 19), for which Prince Rainier III acknowledged the patronage.

It is located on the Rock of Monaco in Monaco-Ville.

• Plage Cros Dei Pin - The Plage Cros Dei Pin, located near the village of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, is the largest on the Cape. With its fine sand, it offers ample space to settle in peace. Swimming is pleasant, and the water is not too deep in the first few meters. Numerous facilities such as free lockers, showers, and toilets are available for bathers. Mainly frequented by families, the beach offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The absence of a nearby train station and its location away from the road provide a certain tranquility.
• St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat - Escape to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat: between turquoise sea, secret paths, and Mediterranean flavors
  Nestled between Nice and Monaco, the peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is a gem of the French Riviera that combines discreet elegance and preserved nature. Panoramic walk, seaside break, and gourmet delights in a pedestrian area.

Put on your sneakers and set off on the Promenade du Cap, a coastal path that winds between umbrella pines and limestone cliffs. The route is accessible to all and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Along the way, some sumptuous villas hidden in the greenery can be seen, and the song of cicadas accompanies every step. It is the kind of walk that soothes the mind and awakens the senses.

️ The port: pedestrian area and gourmet pleasures
In the late afternoon, stroll through the pedestrian area of the port, where the atmosphere is gentle and friendly. Boats gently sway to the rhythm of the wind, and the terraces come alive.

• Private transportation
• Tour guide
• Bottled water
• All fees and taxes included
• Air-conditioned vehicle

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• Gratuities

Renault Mégane E-Tech Electric through three gems of the French Riviera: Menton, Monaco, and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat ✨

Prestige Tour of the Côte d’Azur with Renault Mégane E-Tech Electric
Step into the Renault Mégane E-Tech, a fully electric sedan with an elegant design and premium finishes. Quiet, powerful, and environmentally friendly, it represents modern French luxury.

️ Stage 1: Menton – The Pearl of the Riviera
Stroll through the colorful streets of the old town

Stage 2: Monaco – Glamour and Grandeur
Arrive majestically via the coastal road, with views of the Rock
Stop at the Monte-Carlo Casino and walk through the gardens of the Prince’s Palace

Stage 3: Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat – Discreet Elegance

Why this tour is unique
Class and comfort: premium upholstery, absolute silence, smooth driving
Eco-friendly: zero emissions, respect for nature and surroundings
Personalized: passionate local guide, historical and cultural anecdotes

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