Honeymoon between the sky and the Mediterranean sea

Whether you arrive at Nice station or Nice Côte d’Azur airport, you will be welcomed by your English speaking bilingual chauffeur-guide and driven in a luxurious private vehicle to your 4* Luxury Hotel Restaurant & Château, ideally situated only a few kilometres from Nice and 6km from Monaco.

Situated at the side of a hill and overlooking the sea, the Château de La Chèvre d’Or welcomes you into the heart of a medieval village, and offers its newly-weds an elegant décor, in the purest French romantic style, as well as a breathtaking view and unequalled services. In your sea-view bedroom, a bottle of champagne, an assortment of pastries and a romantic atmosphere awaits you to celebrate the start of your honeymoon.

Take time to discover the fantastic gardens of the Château de La Chèvre d’Or which offer a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean. Flowers, trees and sculptures illuminate the sides of the hills in an exploding of fawn colours. It would be a travesty to ignore this perfect opportunity for contemplation, discovery and relaxation.

Coming out of your hotel, you will arrive in the picturesque alleyways of the village, which ever since the fargone era when it was inhabited by rich families, nobles and artists, has not failed to attract interest from personalities in the world of the arts, politics and show business, such as Princess Antoinette, the sister of Prince Rainier of Monaco and the lead singer from rock group U2, to name but a few.
Some of these personalities heard of the medieval town’s trademarks, its monuments (including the two guard towers at the entrance of the village, the postern and the loophole, which are listed as historic monuments), its picturesque alleyways, its restaurants and absolutely had to discover them. That was the case with President Clinton who made an impromptu visit in October 2002.

There are numerous little craft boutiques, many of which look like little caves dug out of rock, thereby provoking your curiosity.

A candlelit dinner at the 2* Michelin gastronomic restaurant "La Chèvre d’Or", one of the finest restaurants in the region, will delight you with its delicate Mediterranean flavours which will awaken your senses and provide you with an unforgettable evening.

From the terrace, you will enjoy the fabulous display of the sunlight on the sea during your breakfast.

There is nothing better than a stroll to get your day off to a good start. If you are the sporty types, you can follow a lane which goes from the village to the Eze seaside. This path is named after Nietzsche, who over the course of a number of stays, found his inspiration among the olive trees, the live oaks, in the middle of untamed nature, with the Mediterranean in the background and the silhouette of the village behind above his head. He composed some pages of "Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra", that he himself referred to as "decisive".
You will better understand the emotion which took hold of him, particularly when he describes the climb towards the summit.(The climb to Nietzsche’s path from the Eze seaside takes about an hour and a half, the climb back down takes about 45 minutes. We strongly advise to wear suitable shoes.)

Of course, you could also be driven there by your chauffeur. The gentle Mediterranean below offers you the choice of a good number of sporting activities, including exploring the seabeds, or observing the whales and the dolphins.

If you would rather discover the fun of the seaside, you could opt to travel through the seaside towns of the Riviera. The choice is enormous but we propose to go for the Principality of Monaco. This attractive region, whose prestige and fame stretch way past its borders, is situated just 12 km from the Italian border.
In the heart of the City of Princes, you will be dazzled and shocked at each step you take, from the Old Town, the genuine open top museum to the unique Place du Casino.

Visit the Prince’s Palace, built in the 13th century and then modified during the Renaissance. In the Southern wing of the Prince’s Palace, the Napoleon Museum and Collection of Historic Archives of the Palace contains a rich collection of more than 1000 objects and documents on the First Empire, such as objects belonging to Napoleon I, the King of Rome’s clothes, and the religious souvenirs of Saint Helen.
On the Place du Palais, take in the exceptional view whilst heading towards the Jardins Saint Martin. Created around the 1830s, under the reign of Prince Honoré V, they surround the Oceanography Museum, on the avenue Saint Martin, another one of Monaco’s architectural marvels.

Discover the port, Monte-Carlo and its luxury hotels, the famous Casino and its parks.
Shopping lovers can window shop in the luxury Park Palace and Métropole shopping arcades, or around the Place du Casino in the heart of the famous Cercle d’Or : haute couture boutiques, antique shops … you will journey through the height of luxury.

Numerous museums, places and tourist activities contribute to the notoriety of the Principality : Art lovers will have the joy of discovering, through the roads and parks of the Principality, a genuine "open top museum", containing many sculptures by world renowned contemporary artists.

To relax at the end of your day, enjoy one of life’s purest and simplest pleasures. Opposite the Reserve under the Larvotto marine, dive into the Mediterranean, as it glistens under the beautiful Côte d'Azur sunshine.

In the evening, if you wish, we can reserve a table for you at a traditional French restaurant or any other restaurant of your choice.

After your breakfast, your chauffeur will drive you along the seaside, passing all the biggest seaside stops before arriving at the famous town of Cannes.
Cannes, a mythical town, and one of the top spots for worldwide tourism, will have you charmed from your very first glance.
Cannes is one of the world’s most glamorous towns, which has inspired numerous artists, writers and film-makers. For more than 60 years, it has welcomed the biggest stars from all over the world for the "montée des marches" which precedes the opening of the Palais des Festivals during the International Film Festival.
Start by heading to the picturesque Forville market, one of the top spots in Cannes.
Regional producers come to offer their flowers, fruits and vegetables, local produce, fish etc., in a genuine Southern atmosphere. From here, we then head to the medieval town of Suquet where you can walk down the narrow, winding roads with its provincial boutiques and its many little restaurants. At the top, from the Notre-Dame-d’Espérance Church you can admire the view of the port, the town, the Lérins islands and Cannes bay.

You will have the enormous privilege of a VIP visit behind the scenes of the famous Palais des Festivals, including the prestigious room where the films are played during Cannes Festival.
You are invited to walk along the golden sandy beaches of the famous Croisette, whilst taking in the beautiful façades of the luxury hotels and enjoying the big blue sky above you and the most beautiful sea in the world opposite you.
If you love shopping for luxury brands, come to the this shopping paradise and stroll around the district of the rue d’Antibes, the rue Hoche and the Croisette where you will find haute-couture boutiques, jewellers and leather shops.

Cannes has many excellent French gastronomies, as well as gastronomies from around the world. Whatever your choice, we will tell you the best restaurants and make your reservation for you.

Your chauffeur will then take you to Grasse, about 15 km from Cannes.
For two hundred years, the town of Grasse has proudly proclaimed itself "Worldwide capital of perfume". It’s here that the techniques of modern perfumery were invented and that Rochas, Dior, and the elusive Chanel N°5 were created.
Three establishments allow you to visit their production facilities, follow the stages of production and obtain their products.

If you wish, we can organise an exclusive visit for you, and according to the season, a visit to the Centifolia rose fields, May roses and jasmine roses, which were used to create the elusive Chanel N°5 and Joy by Jean Patou.

Not far from Grasse, stop off at Gourdon in the backcountry, classed among the "Most beautiful villages in France". Its incredible panorama stretches over 80km. Its lively alleyways, provincial houses and numerous craft shops make it one of the most popular places in the region.
From the Place Victoria, a listed site (it was named after a visit by Queen Victoria on the 19th April 1891), the panorama is amazing, with an incredible view of the Mediterranean.

You will love the charm and authenticity of Biot, a village known all over the world for its traditional bubble-glass. You will discover the workshops and the gallery of a glassblower who will welcome you and explain the secrets of his trade.
You can also visit the many Provincial pottery workshops aswell as artist’s and sculptor’s workshops.
But Biot is also known for its residents, such as the painter Fernand Léger, whose work is on display at the Fernand Léger museum.

Make the most of your last opportunity to enjoy the unique scenery which is offered to you. From the breakfast terrace, let your gaze dive into the depths of the Mediterranean sea and enjoy the gentle atmosphere that surrounds you here.

According to your program and if time permits it, your chauffeur will drive you to Nice, capital of the Côte d’Azur.

The beauty of its districts as well as its museums, artists, locals crafts and international gastronomy never fails to seduce travellers from all over the world.

The famous Promenade des Anglais, built in 1820 by an Englishman, the reverend Lewis Way, has given Nice its international image. On this flowery promenade which stretches along the Baie des Anges, the impressive façades of some of the most beautiful hotels in the world stand opposite the Mediterranean sea.

By foot, you can head to the la Place Masséna, one of Nice’s absolute gems. Recently renovated with the arrival of the tramway, she is bordered by elegant buildings with red façades lining the arcades. It is decorated with 7 statues representing the 7 continents.

For buying local products and typical holiday gifts, you will find nowhere better than the "vieux Nice" district, which is the biggest open shopping area in the Côte d’Azur with more than 600 shops. In the alleyways of this district, take time to sample some of Nice’s cuisine (stuffed tomatoes, courgette pastries, socca, pissaladière, etc.) which uses largely regional products, notably the olive oil.

Don’t worry about a thing, your chauffeur-guide will take care of your transfer to Nice station or Nice Côte d’Azur airport.