From the owner: Le cap d'Antibes en vision sous marine à bord de Visiobulle…read more Au départ de Juan les Pins : Du compartiment vision : 14 mètres de "grand bleu " pour admirer les fonds marins du cap d'Antibes, sa faune, ses herbiers de posidonies... Du pont, découvrez le site magnifique de la baie "des milliardaires " en longeant les falaises d'Eden Roc, les palaces côté mer, les villas de rêve dans la pinède.

So glad we chose SeaZen for our boat trip! We decide a couple days into our vacation we wanted to…read morefind a boat to go out in but did not want to spend an arm and a leg since it was only two of us traveling. I saw a few posts raving about SeaZen in a travel group I'm in and it did not disappoint! This was by far the most reasonably priced boat experience I saw, and we had such a great time. The boat was really easy to find in the Marina in Beaulieu-sur-Mer (we took an Uber from Nice but you can take a train as well)- they provide clear directions to the boat at booking which came in handy. We met our captain and guide Guillaume who was amazing. We booked the 2 hr trip and he gave us some options of what we wanted to see. He took us up the coast around Saint Jean Cap Ferrat we were able to get pretty close and we were able to see all the stunning villas and views up close. He pointed out and share some really fun information about all of them. Then we anchored for about 30 minute where we were able to jump off the boat and swim in the stunning blue water. He even had pool noodles and goggles onboard for us to use. After swimming we took a ride around some of the insanely large and expensive yachts out on the water. We were even able to take turns driving the boat. The boat itself is super cool. It is solar powered and completely silent, which was really relaxing and made talking and listening to him point things out so much easier. The deck of the boat was cork so it was not slippery at all after swimming and the whole boat was very comfortable! I would highly recommend booking SeaZen (we used Get Your Guide to book)! I'm so glad we decided to add this to our itinerary!

SeaZen was by far my favorite experience during my time in Nice. The boat was perfect for myself…read moreand four friends, and the views of the shore from the boat were 11/10. William was a fantastic captain and his knowledge about the area and coastline made the trip even better. If you're looking to get out on the water for a little while you're in Nice then SeaZen is definitely the way to go. Also, the boat is 100% solar powered so it doesn't create any pollution in the ocean.

Want to spend a full day exploring the best of Cannes, Monaco and Saint-Paul de Vence in a day?…read moreTake a Liven Private Cruise Tour with Yann. We used Liven Up a few years ago and had a great day. Loved meeting Yann this time. He was an amazing host. Enjoyed how he shared his passion for art, history and local trivia. He was so patient as he changed the itinerary based on traffic jams and road closures to create a very personalized day. Tried to walk the Red Carpet in Cannes, but it was closed for the Cannes Film Festival which started the next day, so we headed to Monaco instead. Cleverly, he exited the highway due to heavy traffic to take us through small French villages on the way to Monte Carlo. Along the way, Yann shared stories about the royalty, artists and movie stars that have lived and worked along this part of the French Riviera. Especially loved hearing about Princess Grace and the royal family. However, passing by where she had her tragic fatal accident was so sad. Once in Monaco, we bought tickets to explore the Royal Palace and were treated to the Changing of the Guards. Timing is everything. The view of Monaco and Monte Carlo from the palace is stunning. Next, Yann drove one lap of the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix. Interesting to hear about the race, including cars flipping and crashing onto yachts over the years. Scary! The grandstands and safety barricades were already set up along the course as the Grand Prix starts two weeks after the Cannes Film Festival. As a huge fan of Marc Chagall, Saint-Paul de Vence is a must see for me. Such a charming town. It is one of the oldest Medieval towns on the French Riviera. It was nice to stop along the road to get an overview before entering the walled city and climbing up the cobblestone walkways to check out the church, the art galleries and the cemetery. So many artists drew inspiration in this serene village. Pablo Picasso worked here. Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner were married here. Marc Chagall lived here creating many beautiful pieces. He and his family are buried in the cemetery at the end of the path. Look for the grave covered in stones to the right. On the way back to Cannes, we drove along the coast. Loved the short stop in Antibes. Interesting to see the sign that recognized Claude Monet who drew inspiration from the city to paint his Impressionist masterpieces. Once back in Cannes, we walked and watched them setting up for the Cannes Film Festival which started the next day. So interesting, but no movie star sightings. According to Yann, with social media, it is less frequent to see them walking through town. The day was perfect, and Yann was the best guide for our family! Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé votre belle ville avec notre famille!

"When in Rome, do as the Romans do". But when in the South France and Monaco do as the French and…read moreMonegasques do. And I'm not talking about being rude and stuck up. (Though i've met a few really nice people) What I'm talking about is fly in helicopters, go across the French Riveria in fast boats, and drive fancy cars. That's what Liven Up provides for people visiting the area of Nice, Monaco, St.Tropez, etc. I assume "Liven Up" is bad English for "living it up" like John Legend's song. But I'll let them slide on the name because the excursions and activities they provide are really fun things to do. I've been to many beautiful places in the world but I have to say this part of the world has the best weather I've ever seen. No humidity, around 80 degrees everyday, water as blue as Megan Fox's eyes. Which brings me to my Liven Up Driving Experience. The hotel set up an appointment for them to come meet me at Novotel at 10:30am. The driving instructor/guide was punctual, right at about 10:25am he showed up in front of the hotel. The driving instructor explained the paddle shifting on the Ferrari f430 Spider. He has a video camera set up to film my whole driving experience. Then he directed me to some really awesome curvy roads at the border of Monaco and France. Definitely should be on every guy's bucket list. Drive a Ferrari in France. Check. Next on the list, run with the bulls in Spain or meet Juan Valdez... Using Liven Up is helping me to abide by the customs of society in Monaco while visiting.

This tour company was fantastic. The online booking is very easy. The tour descriptions are spot…read moreon. The guides are friendly, funny and knowledgeable. I actually used them twice while in Monte Carlo. Be advised if you are staying in a hotel, as I was, that many cruise passengers also use this company. So on busy docking days the trips will be full. However, I found my guides to be open to the desires of the group, and we made a few modifications as we went. That was much appreciated.

Want to spend a full day exploring the best of Cannes, Nice and Saint-Paul de Vence in a day? Take…read morea Liven Private Cruise Tour with Frederic. Frederic is an amazing host. So warm and kind. Loved how he shared his passion for art, architecture and history. He was so patient as we created a custom day. Safety was a priority as our family was traveling with a couple of mobility impaired seniors. Walked the Red Carpet in Cannes. After a short walk along the beach and exploring the handprints of the stars, we were off to Nice. Along the way, Frederic told us about the royalty, artists and movie stars that lived and worked along this part of the French Riviera. Especially loved hearing about Princess Grace and the filming of "To Catch a Thief" with Gary Grant. My sister-in-law wanted to hit a local grocery store. Monoprix was perfect for her to stock up on sardines and pates. The macarons and chocolate croissants were bakery fresh. Next to the Chagall Museum in Nice. What an amazing collection of Chagall paintings, lithographs and stained glass. They even have a Steinway grand piano that was painted by Chagall. One of my favorite stops of the day. When in Nice, the Flower Market is a must. So lovely to be able to stroll through the historic flower market enjoying the wonderful colors, fragrant flowers and delicious treats. Since it was established in 1897, it has been an integral market for locals and tourists. Russian Czar, Nicholas II, loved this market so much that he would buy flowers and transport them by train for a market in St. Petersburg two days later. Today, the market is filled with stalls of venders with fragrant bouquets, soaps made from lavender from Provence and trees with hibiscus blossoms. Bring a bag to fill with fresh fruits and vegetables. The donut peaches were so sweet. Cookies and Turkish delight are sold by the kilo. Or order a cannoli filled with pistachio or nocciola (hazelnut) cream. Such a great place to pick up a sweet treat or a souvenir made locally. Next Frederic took us to Saint-Paul de Vence. Such a charming town. It is one of the oldest Medieval towns on the French Riviera. Loved learning about the many artists that drew inspiration in this serene village. Pablo Picasso worked here. Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner were married here. Marc Chagall lived here creating many beautiful pieces. He and his family are buried in the cemetery at the end of the path. Look for the grave covered in stones to the right. Today, Saint-Paul de Vence is filled with so many art galleries. From classic to contemporary to pop art, it is fun to pop in and out of the galleries. The day was perfect, and Frederic was the best guide! Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé votre belle ville avec notre famille!

I wanted to go to St. Tropez for the buzz around it but I would have preferred a small town by…read moretrain and not this boat with 300 people on it. After making a reservation in the States, we had to validate/pay the day before the tour. If you want coffee, Bring cash because cards are not accepted. No orders or bathroom use while the boat is in any of the ports. Also, they don't tell you that they stop at Ste. Margaurite & Cannes, which added 15 minutes so we didn't get into port until 11:45. Once there's, It's very much a tourist trap with no free wifi on board nor in the town. I went to L'esquinade Plage. It's both a restaurant (full menu) and beach where you can rent a chair, bed and/or umbrella and food (limited menu). We had drinks and dipped in and out and it was beautiful. Coming back people are not patient because everyone wants on the top of the boat (not us). Children just howling on board and 2 3/4 hours of that is enough. I would not do this again. I would go to the town east of here - French Ville sur Mer- or something like that and go to a beach club there.

Would not let us board the boat even 15 minutes before which is when the pdf said to arrive to the…read moreticket office. Justine was rude and not helpful. Told us we needed to be there 30 minutes before which was not written on the booking confirmation.

Easy Boat Booking was great to work with. They sent me photos of various boats and helped me…read morechoose the right price range and boat size to take our group out for a sunset cruise. Best of all, I was able to make it happen the SAME DAY on a day that many tour companies don't even run tours in Nice. Our skipper, Jeremy, was the best and knew all the right places to show the sunset and coastline to it's best advantage.

Very fun! Interesting way to spend an afternoon. Like a mini-Venice, with pseudo canals, little…read moreshops, restaurants, boat rides, even some gondolas. Classic little cafes along the water, various gelato and coffee shops and lots of great trinkets to buy. We loved it!