No, don’t think that will be a problem, but let us check back with our kids 😉

So, kids say 17 could be a problem, just try it out! 18 is definitely fine. Good luck! 🤞😊

Biarritz is amazing, but honestly - France has a ton of beautiful cities, you’ll always find a place you’ll fall in love with, be it on the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, in Brittany or Normandie or off the coast… 😍

Oh 🫣, good point. Not sure… we won‘t do it again!!!

So happy to read!!! 🙏🙏🙏😍

Hey, from the train station in Antibes to the port, then old town you can easily walk. The beaches on that part of the town are also right there. If you want to get to the cape or the western side of Antibes (Juan-les-Pins, more pretty beaches, many beach restaurants) you‘ll need a taxi or bus. But start off walking to the port and old town! 😊

👍🤩 enjoy!

👍😄 and the part between Marseille and Nice is even better 😉

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Thank you so much! 🫶 Have a great trip!!!

Happy you found us 🤩 Have the greatest trip!

Il l’est! Surtout en été ☝️

Next time!!!

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Hey, yes the hotel was included. But the hotel we picked is definitely on the cheaper side, and yes, it was the off season! So in summer it would definitely be (way) more expensive - it actually it depends on the hotels: some become a lot more expensive in peak season, others not sooo much…

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🤩 Thanks for the tip! It’s on our list to be checked out👌

🤩🤩🤩 thanks so much!

So happy to hear that, thank you 😍

Enjoy!!! You‘ll catch the balmy evenings and lazy days… 🤩

Thank you! We’ll stop by the places you mention some time, we‘re always greatful for suggestions 👍😊

@@rivierago as we were very grateful for yours! We would have never found the St Paul without you nor visited the vintage shops in Old Town..Merci A&A..Every success with your enterprise!

Thank you (weather is bizarre again like last June: not always easy to catch the blue sky, many clouds, rain even, Sahara rain… all the cars are dirty around here at the moment 🫣)

I am actually watching the news and I am aware of the terrible event that happened at another area unfortunately. I know that there are rainy days still in your area,but I hope it's nothing super bad and you are ok and your homes and all! Sunny and hot days are coming. Starting July 1st. I saw the forecast predictions. Stay well and the sun is coming 🌞🍀

Do! Great idea, the train is really convenient to get from city to city along the coast. PS: did you see our vid with some cool restaurant tips in Cannes? 😉

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Thank you!!! 🤩

We do 😅🫣

Seriously: all the food and drinks we‘re showing in this vid were 👍😄

😉 thank you

Thanks for watching! 🙏🤩

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Yes! Though I must say (having just returned from a trip to Berlin) that there could be more vegetarian/vegan options around here… wouldn’t hurt 😝

Thank you, we will 😁, hey to Germany! 😊😊😊

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Thank YOU! Have the best of times! 😃

Oh right, there are some (only a few) underground tram stations - that’s where these iron bars are. Honestly, not sure! Maybe just hand the ticket back over the bars to the other persons (because it is totally legal to share a card)? Let me call tomorrow, that’s a valid question!

@@rivierago Thank you so much!

@@19711000sandra Hi again, so I just had someone from Lignes d'Azur on the phone and she confirmed what we suggested: If there's more than one of you, the first person uses the ticket (La carte) to enter, hands it back to the second who uses it, and so forth (same for leaving the station, if required/at underground stations only). Perfectly legal! 😄

@@rivierago Perfect and thank you for everything. We are arriving in Nice 21st of July...I know...a lot people are at there...cycling. Thanks X 1000!

Hi, yes, you can definitely use it for several people, just validate it as many times as there are travellers

@@rivierago Thanks for your answer and all off your work!

Yes: Pass Sud Azur Explore is for all public transport in the department Alpes-Maritimes & Monaco, including regional trains (=TER, not TGV!) www.ter.sncf.com/sud-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur/tarifs-cartes/bons-plans/pass-sudazur-explore-en

It actually depends on the market/supermarket. Generally the supermarket is probably cheaper, yes

Yes - except for Saint-Tropez!

Hey, thanks a lot for the invitation ! I know La Garde-Freinet a little bit, we‘ll take note - maybe for a piece on the Gulf, sounds like a good idea! 🤩

You‘re welcome 😊😊😊

Yes, whether it’s a card or your smartphone you hold it in front of the validation machine in bus and tram

Hi, sounds wonderful! Without a car and cafes in walking distance the cities like Nice, Antibes, Cannes sound best… it depends on what activities you like. If it’s hiking it’s easier with a car - but from Nice there are buses that take you easily into the hinterland/mountains. (Also from Cannes and Antibes, but that may be a little less convenient). But it’s not too likely to find a nice place with a garden in these places (well, depends on your budget also). We both live around 20 minutes off the coast. One of us has a beautiful garden - but needs the car for literally everything. The other is within walking distance to cafes and buses, but no garden. You could look around the lovely villages like Valbonne, Biot, Mougins: They are very international, within the respective old towns there won’t be gardens, but around the old towns you’ll find houses that offer both proximity and gardens. They come at a price, of course! Mind you: these villages are lively in the summer, but really calm in winter. If you want people all year round, Nice (and maybe Cannes and Antibes) is the place. Was that helpful?

@@rivierago Thank you so much. These are great details. I will look into all these places and consider what you wrote. Thanks again. Can't wait to visit this region and stay for a while before deciding on a permanent place.

@@rivierago Another question, what do you think of Avignon or Aix?

@@lisaupton5371 Both really, really lovely!!! Very different from one another, different from the French Riviera especially, but both so lovely, beautiful and full of cultural stuff to explore. And in the summer just so nice to hang out in the squares with restaurants in balmy evenings... To live there? I would suspect Avignon might become a little small after a while. Aix on the other hand: yes! Big enough, students, Marseille around the corner, even the Riviera not that far away.

Thank you! 🤩