Monaco
$5500
per person
Squeezed into just 200 hectares, Monaco might be the world’s second-smallest country (only the Vatican is smaller), but what it lacks in size it makes up for in attitude. A magnet for high-rollers and hedonists since the early 20th century, it’s also renowned as one of the world’s most notorious tax havens and home to the annual Formula One Grand Prix.
#AddOn – Monaco Yacht Show 09/26-09/29
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Departure
Your City
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Departure Time
Please arrive by 9:15 AM for a prompt departure at 9:30 AM.
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Return Time
Whenever we'd like.
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Dress Code
Comfortable and Chic for Daytime, Smart casual attire for evening (unless explicitly stated otherwise)
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Included
5 Star AccommodationAirport TransfersBreakfastDeparture TaxesDinnerEntry FeesLunchPersonal GuidePrivate Yacht
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Not Included
HelicopterPrivate Jet
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It is the colors of the South of France that conjure up such an alluring scene in your mind. The glistening blue of the Cote d’Azur sea. The white sandy beaches and soft waters evoke the most idyllic way to unwind and indulge.
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CAPTIVATING COTE D’AZUR
Our fabulous jaunt in the South of France will be spent on the Cote d’Azur in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat . We will head to the legendary palace hotel, Grand Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat for a three-night stay. Perched high on the peninsula, overlooking the dazzling Mediterranean and surrounded by a quintessentially French pine grove, Grand Hôtel is the pinnacle of luxury.
It is home to a Michelin starred restaurant, a seawater infinity pool and beautifully manicured gardens, making it the romantic hideaway we all dream of visiting. Only a short 30 minute journey away are the lavish cities of Monaco and Cannes, either of which is certainly worth a visit on our penultimate day in France. However, if we’d rather explore the peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat it boasts stunning views of the Mediterranean that we can marvel at on a hike. You can try to get me to do it, but no promises. For the art aficionado in us Villa Santo Sospir, home of Francine Weisweiller, has walls adorned with murals and mosaics by Jean Cocteau so why not head there for a tour and dinner to end our day at leisure?
On our last full day in the South of France, I have something extra special planned. After breakfast, we will be whisked away to the Port of Nice where we will board a private yacht and set sail to explore the Riviera in style. Once out on the waves, we turn around and take in the idyllic sight of pristine white boats bobbing on the tide, back-lit by the colorful villas of Nice. In the distance, we take in the unparalleled beauty of the French Riviera’s historic villages perched on hilltops, set against a brilliant blue sky. On our private yacht cool off from the heat of the sun with a quick dive into the sea’s rolling azure waves and feel the hours slip by as we bask in the glamour of the Cote d’Azur. Quelle magnifique.
Departing from Nice Airport the following day with a South of France glow to our skin, a belly full of wine and a mind full of wonderful memories. La vie est vraiment belle.
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Perched high on the peninsula, overlooking the dazzling Mediterranean and surrounded by a quintessentially French pine grove, Grand Hôtel is the pinnacle of luxury.
Grand Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat
Perched proudly on the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat peninsula amongst a forest of pine trees, Grand Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat is a veritable icon of the Cote d’Azur. An opulent 74 room palace hotel that exudes classic French glamour, it’s easily one of the chicest spots to rest our head on the Riviera. Wandering its perfectly manicured gardens and dining at its Michelin starred restaurant; we'll discover a true sense of ‘la vie est belle’.
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