Top Menton Half-day Tours

Thanks to its location on the Italian border, the French town of Menton has a unique culinary history that will delight foodies. Sample a wide range of traditional and contemporary specialty food and drinks, including tapenades, cheeses, tarts, local wines, and a lunch selection as you explore the town on this small-group culinary tour.

Discover the beauty of the French Riviera just beyond Nice on this private half-day tour. Ideal for time-pressed travelers without their own transport, the experience includes a private guide, driver, air-conditioned vehicle, and a carefully crafted itinerary to maximize sightseeing time. The hillside village of Eze and St. Paul de Vence are highlights, along with a visit to La Turbie to see the Trophy of the Alps.

Menton might be most famous for its lemons, but the French Riviera town also sits on the edge of the Provence wine region. On this tour, sample a variety of Provencal wines without leaving town on an evening tour of Menton. Visit handpicked destinations, including a local wine bar and a prestigious restaurant, and taste a selection of red, white, and rosé wines, paired with delicious Provençal cheeses, charcuterie, and other specialties.

An unusual and gentle hike from the seaside to the perched village of Roquebrune, with a visit to this medieval town and Grimaldi's Castle, then a little further up to an Exceptional Park offering orgasmic views. Most French Riviera visitors miss this spectacular, characteristic and perched village, with one of the most suggestive and extensive view over Monaco, Provence and Italy. We will take you to one of the oldest castles in France (11th century) where illustrious pages of Grimaldis of Monaco History was written. Let us show you Roquebrune-Village, in the footsteps of writer Romain Gary and other artists, and feel the poetry that emanates from it. Don't miss the monumental tree: the largest, most beautiful and proudest olive tree on Earth (and one of the oldest, dating back 2000 years), and a park with numerous bunkers from the Second World War. A unique, unusual and extraordinary place (highly recommended between 14 December and 7 January for its living nativity scenes).