Visitors to Nice usually ask what to book first, and the Old Town is the answer: a food tour or a walk through Vieux Nice’s ochre lanes and market sets the scene for the Riviera trips that follow, from wine tasting to a full day along the coast.
Top-Rated Nice France Tours & Experiences
French Riviera Sightseeing Cruise from Nice
A cruise along the coast from Nice, with views of villas, the bay of Villefranche and Cap Ferrat from the water. Mornings are usually calmer; bring a layer and sunscreen, and check how long the sailing lasts and where it departs.


Wine Tasting
A tasting session of Riviera and Provence wines, normally with a guide explaining grape varieties and pairings. Pace yourself, eat beforehand, and check whether snacks and transport are included and how many wines are poured.


Small Group Full Day Excursion to Best of the Riviera
A full day by minibus linking hilltop villages and coastal highlights, for travelers who want a broad overview without driving. Expect an early start and short stops; check the itinerary, group size and which villages are included.


Provence Wine Tour Shared Tour from Nice
A shared day into Provence wine country, longer by road, with winery visits and tastings. A good option for non-drivers. Check the winery list, the travel time from Nice and the lunch arrangements.


Old Nice Five Food Stops Full Dinner
An evening walk through Vieux Nice with five food stops that add up to a full dinner, so go easy at lunch. Tell the host about dietary restrictions in advance, and wear comfortable shoes for the cobblestones.


Whichever experience you choose, booking online ahead of time in Nice France means one less thing to worry about once you land.
How These Nice Tours Were Chosen
Nice pairs a wide pebble beach and the Promenade des Anglais with an Old Town of narrow lanes, and it is the best base on the Riviera for day trips by train or coach. The 6 priced tours here have gathered 7,154 reviews. NO DIET CLUB leads on both rating and volume, with 4.9 stars from 1,607 reviews, and the Old Nice walking and Segway tours each pass 1,000 reviews at 4.9 stars.
Practical Tips Before You Book
The Cours Saleya market sets the rhythm in Old Town, with flower and food stalls in the morning and restaurants by night, and several tours start nearby. Bring a swimsuit in summer, since the beach is steps from the Promenade. Pickpockets work busy areas, so keep valuables close.
Where to Stay in Nice
Stay in Vieux Nice for atmosphere, near the Promenade for sea views, or around the central train station for easy rail links and lower prices. Nice Cote d’Azur airport is about 20 to 25 minutes from the center, and a tram line connects it to the city.
Seasons and Crowds in Nice
April to June and September to October are ideal: warm, sunny and less packed. July and August are hot and busy, with the sea at its warmest. February’s carnival adds color, though the weather is cooler. Autumn is the wettest season, and winter is mild.
Tour Prices in Nice
The budget picks start with Mediterranean Coastal Sightseeing Cruise from Nice at $33, and the median is $60. The small-group Riviera day costs the most, $110, as a long vehicle-based outing with a guide.
Choosing Between the Top Nice Tours
Choose by appetite: food tours for evening and Old Town depth, Segway or walking for a quick orientation, and the wine and full-day Riviera trips for countryside and villages. With three days, pair an Old Town tour with one day trip.
Common Questions About Nice Tours
Which Nice tour should I book first?
Start with NO DIET CLUB, which leads with 4.9 stars from 1,607 reviews at $78, or the Old Nice walking tour for a cheaper orientation.
How much do Nice tours cost?
Priced tours run from $33 to $110, with a median of $60. Walking and Segway tours cost less, and the full-day Riviera excursion costs the most.
Is Nice a good base for Monaco?
Yes. Monaco is about 20 to 25 minutes by train, and Eze, Villefranche and Antibes are also close, so many visitors stay in Nice for the whole coast.
When is the best time to visit Nice?
May, June and September offer warm weather and thinner crowds than July and August. February’s carnival is a draw too, though it is cooler.
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