Top Nice Hiking Tours

We’ll pick you up by car from your chosen location and start with a visit to the Russian Cathedral, followed by Mont Boron Park and the Fort du Mont Alban—which offers a panoramic view. Then, it’s time for the hike! This experience is a perfect blend of gentle hiking, local charm, and seaside relaxation. We’ll follow a sunny, scenic trail from Nice to Villefranche-sur-Mer, away from the usual tourist spots. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views, hidden corners, and the Mediterranean breeze at your own pace. It’s not a rushed tour or a strenuous hike — just a laid-back walk with a personal touch and a small group feel. The experience ends with a reward: a chill moment on the beach at Villefranche. Swim, relax, or just soak in the atmosphere. This is the French Riviera like locals enjoy it simple, natural, and unforgettable. Elevation gain: ~170 m Difficulty: moderate, includes stairs, uneven paths, and rocky sections. No need to be an athlete but average physical fitness is recommended

Visit multiple scenic hotspots, and see the sights without tiring yourself out, on an electric bike tour of the French Riviera. Set off with only a small group for company; begin along Nice’s scenic Promenade des Anglais before heading to Villefranche-sur-Mer, where you’ll admire the port and historical attractions like the Citadel of St. Elme. Continue to Mont Alban fort to enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of Villefranche-sur-Mer harbor.

We enjoy hiking and visits away from the crowd, and discover the real French Riviera on its preserved and authentic side as the locals like it. You are guided by a local born and raised certified guide with 20 years of experience with groups. Fluent English speaker as Fabrice lived in USA.

See the beauty and diversity of the French Riviera during this unique train tour. You’ll be joined by a professional guide for the duration of the tour as you explore the Esterel Mountains, known as the French Riviera Colorado. This trainline crosses bridges, winds through canyons and goes through tunnels, showing you remarkable natural wonders like beaches, coves, and red cliffs. Stops include a picnic in Cap du Dramont and your choice of water sport in Theoule sur Mer.

Set your own itinerary and discover Nice your own way with this e-bike rental service. Benefit from the power of electric assistance, which comes in especially handy when pedalling up Castle Hill. Your fully charged scooter has a reach of 60km, so you can take in the surrounding sights, too. Choose from different rental lengths, from a couple of hours to a full-day or week, to suit your vacation schedule.

Explore Nice and its surrounding areas and get a workout in the process by renting a bicycle. Helmets are provided and bikes are kept in tip-top shape. Best of all, you can rent your bike for as little or as long as you'd like, with two-hour, four-hour, one-day, and one-week options available.

A historian by training, I invite you to explore the most beautiful streets of Nice. Let's start with Boulevard Victor Hugo, drawn in 1832 by the city's Beautification Council. We will discover the emblematic remains of the Belle Époque, a period which saw the erection of numerous buildings in Nice, often called “palaces”. The Musicians’ Quarter is a striking example. It illustrates the grandeur of this era, marked by the presence of European and Russian nobility. I offer you exclusive tours of the Russian church which is the first built in France and the one which is the last built during the time of the tsars. These buildings contain treasures from this period. Between visits, we will explore some architectural gems of the Belle Époque and taste local products. If you're looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience, this walk is for you.

Leave the city’s bustle behind for a day, and discover some of southern France’s most spectacular scenery, on this small-group tour. Following pickup from your Nice hotel, travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned minivan. Pass by the Gorges du Loup and Castellane before arriving at the Verdon Gorge: a dramatic, river-carved gorge, often described as the “Grand Canyon of Europe.” After exploring, stop at a charming medieval village, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, before returning to Nice.