Explore the Cliffs of the French Riviera and Monaco
From your campground by the sea, set out on the Route des Corniches! Three itineraries are available to take you on a breathtaking journey. Seaside resorts such as Nice and Cap d’Ail From hilltop villages likeÈze to idyllic beaches, this is a trip you won’t want to miss when booking a campsite in the Alpes-Maritimes!
From Cap d’Ail, a promenade leads straight to Monaco and its beaches, taking you past numerous villas with gardens adorned with palm trees… By staying at a campground near Monaco, you can also enjoy its casino, luxury boutiques, and the general air of glamour that surrounds the principality. An excellent choice for anyone looking for a lively camping trip!
To round out your exploration of the Côte d’Azur coastline, the Baie des Anges—stretching from Nice to Antibes —aswell as the Estérel Mountains and the gulfs of Cannes await you to the west.
Our campgrounds near the coastal roads of the French Riviera and Monaco
Campgrounds in the South Region that are members of the FRHPA and located near the coastal roads of the French Riviera and Monaco serve as convenient starting points for exploring this iconic tourist destination in the PACA region. Between Nice, Èze, La Turbie, and Monaco, the distances are short and easy to cover. The scenery alternates between the sea and rugged hills. You’ll have access to the major tourist attractions of the French Riviera while enjoying peaceful accommodation, set back from the hustle and bustle of the coast. The “Balcons d’Azur” and their villages offer a natural complement for those wishing to discover the perched hinterland overlooking this coastline.
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All Aboard: Routes Along the Corniches
The Corniches Route connects the Lower, Middle, and Upper Corniches, each offering a different view of the coastline. The Lower Corniche runs along the coast between Nice and Monaco. The Middle Corniche passes through Èze and La Turbie, with unobstructed views of the coastal landscape. The Grand Corniche climbs higher and offers spectacular panoramic views of the Mediterranean. These routes offer plenty of opportunities to stop along the way to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Lovers of hilltop villages can extend their exploration to the hilltop villages of the hinterland for a more authentic immersion in the Côte d’Azur countryside.
Monaco’s Calendar and Highlights
Monaco offers a packed calendar of events throughout the year.
– The Monaco Grand Prix, held in May, transforms the principality into a legendary street circuit.
– In the spring, the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters draws tennis fans from around the world to one of the most iconic ATP tournaments played on clay.
– In June, the Monte Carlo Television Festival brings together industry professionals and the public for screenings and panel discussions.
Other events punctuate the season, such as summer concerts and temporary exhibitions. These events attract a wide variety of audiences and occasionally change the atmosphere of the principality! To continue exploring the French Riviera beyond the coastal roads, the Mercantour National Park invites you to head up into the mountains from the Nice hinterland.
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