Tour 02 · 3 days · France · Italy
Tour de Côte d'Azur
Three driving days from Monte Carlo Bay. Porsche 911 or Mercedes-AMG SL63. St Tropez for lunch. San Remo across the border. Jimmy'z one night. The Col de Turini at dawn on the morning of the flight home.
The tour
One hotel. Three nights. The roads you flew here for.
We meet Sunday morning at Nice Airport and check into Monte Carlo Bay — one hotel for the full three nights, no packing between cities. The week is two driving day-trips (St Tropez to the west, San Remo across the border to the east), a free evening in Monte Carlo, a night at Jimmy'z, and a 5am Col de Turini drive on the morning of the flight home.
The cars are Niro's own — Porsche 911 or Mercedes-AMG SL63, your choice (allocation by deposit order). The price is honest: €4,500 per person, double sharing the car and the room.
Day by day
The long weekend, in order.
Arrival
9:00 meeting at Nice Airport. 9:30 VIP transfer to Monaco. 10:00 arrival at Place du Casino — breakfast at Cafe de Paris. 15:00 check in at Monte Carlo Bay. 16:00 Place du Casino afternoon. 19:00 dinner at the hotel.
St Tropez
8:00 breakfast. 9:00 supercar pick-up. 10:00 drive to St Tropez. 13:00 lunch at Shellona. 15:00 drive back to Monaco. 20:00 free night in Monte Carlo.
San Remo + Jimmy'z
9:00 breakfast. 10:00 driving across the Italian border to San Remo. 12:00 lunch at Trattoria a Ciassa. 14:00 back to Monaco. 22:00 party at Jimmy'z.
Col de Turini dawn drive + departure
5:00 engine start. 6:00 coffee at the top of the Col de Turini. 7:00 back at the hotel. 8:00 breakfast. 9:00 VIP airport shuttle. 11:00 flight to Tel Aviv.
Hotel
Where you sleep.
- Monte Carlo Bay — all 3 nights
- Half-board (breakfast + dinner)
- Lagoon pool, sea access
Dining
Where you eat.
- Cafe de Paris — Sunday breakfast at Place du Casino
- Shellona — Monday lunch in St Tropez
- Trattoria a Ciassa — Tuesday lunch in San Remo
- Hotel — most dinners (half-board)
- Jimmy'z — Tuesday night party
Roads
The driving.
- Monaco → St Tropez coastal route
- Monaco → San Remo (Italian border crossing)
- Col de Turini at dawn — Wednesday
- The three Monaco corniches
Cars
What you drive.
- Porsche 911 — the chassis choice for the Col de Turini
- Mercedes-AMG SL63 — the GT choice for Place du Casino
- Mid-tour swap available on request
From the road
From the Riviera.
Photos from the weekend tour and from the brand.
Before you reserve
Frequently asked.
- What does the Côte d'Azur tour cost?
- From €4,500 per person, double sharing the car and the room. The price includes the Porsche 911 or Mercedes-AMG SL63, three nights at Monte Carlo Bay on a half-board basis, the VIP airport transfer from Nice, fuel, tolls, and a private guide for the full long weekend.
- Porsche or Mercedes-AMG SL63 — which should I pick?
- Both are available; allocation is by deposit order. The Porsche 911 is the chassis choice — better through the Col de Turini hairpins on the last morning. The Mercedes-AMG SL63 is the GT-comfort choice — better for coastal cruising and the Place du Casino moment. For longer groups we can arrange a mid-tour swap.
- How many days is it really?
- Three driving days across four calendar days — Sunday arrival to Wednesday morning departure. Three nights at Monte Carlo Bay. About 600 km of driving total.
- What is the hotel like?
- Monte Carlo Bay is a Monaco resort hotel with a famous lagoon pool, direct sea access and on-site dining. Three nights here on a half-board basis (breakfast + dinner). One hotel, three nights — no packing and unpacking between cities.
- What is the Col de Turini drive on the last morning?
- The Col de Turini is the legendary World Rally Championship stage above Monaco. By day it is crowded. At 5am on a weekday in shoulder season it is empty, fog at the top, the road yours. We start engines while it is still dark, summit by sunrise, drink coffee at the cafe at the top, and descend back to the hotel by 7am for breakfast.
- When are the 2026 departures?
- Seven 2026 dates: 16-19 April, 19-22 April, 21-24 May, 24-27 May, 11-14 June, 14-17 June, and 30 June to 4 July.
2026 season · departures open
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Seven 2026 departures: 16-19 April · 19-22 April · 21-24 May · 24-27 May · 11-14 June · 14-17 June · 30 June - 4 July. May departures historically sell first.