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€670
Per vehicle
8 hours
Estimated duration
Up to 8
Max Passengers
— About this trip
Grasse, Gorges du Loup & the Hill Villages
Most visitors to the Riviera spend their time on the coast, which means the inland hills remain genuinely unspoilt even in the height of summer. Forty minutes from Nice, the landscape changes completely – the sea disappears, the roads narrow and wind upward, and the towns feel more Provence than Côte d'Azur.
Grasse is the starting point: the perfume capital of the world, where most of the major fragrance houses source their flowers and where the craft of perfumery has been practised since the sixteenth century. The Molinard factory offers free tours that go behind the scenes in a way that is surprisingly engaging even for those with no particular interest in perfume.
Beyond Grasse, the Gorges du Loup is one of the most dramatic drives in the south of France – a narrow road through a limestone canyon where the river has carved walls hundreds of metres high. Gourdon, at the end of the gorge, is a small perched village at 760 metres with views that take in the entire coast from Nice to the Esterel.
Hotel Pickup
Your driver meets you in the lobby at the agreed time.
Grasse
Visit the Fragonard or Molinard factory for a free guided tour — both walk you through the history of perfume production and end in a boutique. The old town is worth a short wander — Notre Dame du Puy cathedral houses works by Rubens, and the views from the terraces stretch down to the coast.
Gorges du Loup
The canyon drive is experienced from the vehicle – your driver takes the scenic road through the gorge. There are several pull-off points for photos.
Gourdon
A small perched village to explore on foot. Officially classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France. The château gardens are sometimes open for a small fee.
Hotel Drop-off
Your driver returns you to your hotel at the end of the trip.
— Your itinerary
A note on timing. The duration shown is an estimate based on average conditions. Actual trip length can vary by one to two hours depending on traffic and the time of year.
— What to expect
Included & not included
We provide a private chauffeur service. We do not provide guided commentary or cover entrance fees. What we do provide is a seamless, private journey from your hotel door and back.
Not included
Entrance fees
Lunch or any meals
Personal purchases
Tour guide – we provide chauffeur-only service
Included
Private vehicle reserved exclusively for your group
Professional licensed chauffeur for the full duration
Hotel pickup and drop-off within Nice and surrounding area
Parking fees and road tolls
— Pricing
One price for
the whole vehicle.
Most visitors to the Riviera spend their time on the coast, which means the inland hills remain genuinely unspoilt even in the height of summer. Forty minutes from Nice, the landscape changes completely – the sea disappears, the roads narrow and wind upward, and the towns feel more Provence than Côte d'Azur.
Grasse is the starting point: the perfume capital of the world, where most of the major fragrance houses source their flowers and where the craft of perfumery has been practised since the sixteenth century. The Molinard factory offers free tours that go behind the scenes in a way that is surprisingly engaging even for those with no particular interest in perfume.
Beyond Grasse, the Gorges du Loup is one of the most dramatic drives in the south of France – a narrow road through a limestone canyon where the river has carved walls hundreds of metres high. Gourdon, at the end of the gorge, is a small perched village at 760 metres with views that take in the entire coast from Nice to the Esterel.
PASSENGER | TOTAL | PER PERSON |
1 passenger | €670 | €670 pp |
2 passengers | €670 | €335 pp |
3 passengers | €670 | €223 pp |
4 passengers | €670 | €167 pp |
5 passengers | €670 | €134 pp |
6 passengers | €670 | €112 pp |
7 passengers | €670 | €96 pp |
8 passengers | €670 | €84 pp |
Prices displayed for the Comfort Class Van. Upgrade to the Mercedes V-Class for €1005 per vehicle — for groups of up to 6 passengers. | ||