The area they call the Cote d'Azur is surprisingly compact, a mere 40 miles from Cannes to Menton, but it encompasses some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
The warm crystal blue water of the mediterranean coastline features many sweeping beaches and a variety of settings to please any sunbather, and are known throughout europe for being one of the most glamorous places to tan.
With its blend of hilltop villages and glamorous resorts such as St Tropez and Monaco, the Cote d'Azur is the jewel of the South of France and is world known as the billionaires' playground.

Antibes - city of chic.
Set against a backdrop of Roman artefacts and breathtaking scenery, the natural beauty of Antibes remains one of the most unique places along the Cote d'Azur.
The city has a delightful old quarter with châteaux and a Provencal market that opens each day.
It is renowned for its Picasso museum and Port Vauban marina known throughout the world as a place where Super Yachts gather.
There are plenty of little streets to explore, restaurants of all types, lots of boutiques and shops, and many different activities to suit your taste and lifestyle.
Enjoy some of the many local attractions such as Forte Carre, the botanical garden, Villa Eilenroc, numerous museums and tours. The Garoupe Lighthouse provides one of the best views in the region, and then there is the Hotel du Cap, the hotel of choice for many famous people such as Madonna and Brad Pitt during their stays on the Cote d'Azur.
With its superb mix of restaurants and cafés, many exciting festivals including the Mimosa Flower Festival, the Carnival of Nice around February, the Cannes Film Festival, the Jazz Festival during July in Juan, and the Monaco grand prix in May, these are just a few of the many attractions that are local to the area.

The beaches in the south of France, nestled on the Mediterranean Sea, are typically warmer, sandier, and more expensive to vacation in than other areas of France, as the jet set crowed likes to play in the surf on the French Riviera.

The French Riviera, known in France as the Cote d'Azur, is a great destination for a holiday, and has a plethora of jet set towns including Nice, Cannes and Saint Tropez.

Nice, the sparkling jewel on the French Riviera. Charming markets, narrow lanes, and all the enchantments of France, including art, food, markets, and gorgeous architecture. Located along the Mediterranean Sea, Nice features long promenades, picturesque buildings and art museums, and offers a variety of things to do and see, as well as its beautiful beaches. The modern art museum has a collection of art from 1950 onward, and Cours Salega in Nice is a famed street, with 18th century houses, plane trees, and a daily market.

Cannes, famous for the Film Festival and the celebrity stars that frequent the boulevards, is an exciting and vibrant city on the French Riviera. Beaches, shopping, and museums keep you busy, making Cannes a great destination to visit. Those seeking a day of shopping at exclusive boutiques, or wanting to sip margaritas at outdoor tables while people watching won't be disappointed by the exclusive atmosphere of Cannes. Yachts are an integral part of the lifestyle of Cannes, as many oversized boats can be seen moored in the harbour.

St. Tropez, a beautiful and famed destination on the the French Riviera, surrounded by endless white sandy beaches and a sunny climate. St. Tropez is known as a playground for the rich and Hollywood elite, and celebrity watching is popular. While monuments are usually secondary, if you crave a break from the sun there are a few worth checking out. Musee de l'Annonciade, located in an abandoned chapel, houses a rich collection of modern art, including works by Signac, Bonnard and Matisse. The Citadella de Saint Tropez offers some of the best views of the bay, and a few peacocks wandering the grounds. Inside, the citadel recounts the maritime history of the area, and the allied landing of 1944

The International Jazz Festival is a must for music lovers, and has welcomed Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Sonny Rollins, Keith Jarrett and many more.      Each year a large number of jazz greats make the sentimental journey to the Pinede stage, and perform a wide variety of music during this very special festival called "Jazz in Juan"