3 of 3 Yelp Reviews. Pictures posted on first Yelp Review…read more Quality/Quantity - Worth a visit. We usually like to walk, but after doing that 1 hour uphill unpaved hike in Eza.... See other review. We opted to take the elevator. Long line! But moved fairly quickly. I believe 8-16 people per elevator, but sadly, I need to wait for each round trip. But I befriended the people next to us, which killed time. They even laughed at my bad jokes, lol. Worth the visit, beautiful views, etc. See pictures. Decent size after reaching the top. Ambiance - See above and my pictures. Pay toilets, see picture. Service - Self service. The elevator gate keeper was okay. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

This place is amazing. It has the most amazing and beautiful views of Nice. If you happen to visit…read moreNice, I highly recommend visiting this locations I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, since there are a lot of stairs and going up and down. If you're into instagram, snap chat and TikTok this location is for you. The waterfall in this place is out of world. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen. Also, this location has the most gorgeous views of Nice. I highly recommend adding this chateau to your itinerary. It is a spot that you don't want to miss.

The view from Fort du Mont Alban is simply breathtaking, and hands down simply one of the best in…read moreall of the French Riviera. Stand on the stairs to the front gate and gaze out towards VilleFranche, St. Jean Cap Ferrat, Beaulieu, and beyond. Tours of the 16th century military fort are available, and hiking trails to and from the fort trickle down throughout the Parc Municipal du Mt. Boron & are totally worth the trek.

We got to the Fort late in the day and just had an opportunity to walk around a bit. The walls of…read morethe Fort are massive. The views are impressive. Sorry to have missed the tours. There's a hotel in the middle of the fort. The Fort's bathrooms are barely adequate, but at least they're there. I'd like to come back and spend more time at this Fort.

Beautiful landmark with a gorgeous view in Eze Village…read more Hike up to it is a bit tough but a beautiful landmark with a heavenly view. There are some great spots in the area outside of Le Jardin Exotique to enjoy and take some nice pictures. Tip: After the hike cool down with some gelato/ice cream at Chez Alice. 5 stars!

Wow, what a view!…read more View, views, views! Skip the line by buying online. Get here early, before the crowds, and you'll get all the pictures you need. If you've traversed all the way out to Ezé, the Jardin is a no-brainer. I'd say you can probably see all you need in about 30-60 minutes, depending on how much "Selfying" you'll be doing. I think it's about $7-10 USD, and worth it for the pictures alone. Bring drinks as some businesses aren't open early. ALSO, USE THE RESTROOM BEFORE HEADING UP TO EZÉ. Bathrooms don't open until like 10am. Have fun!

We're so happy we found this little gem before our trip ended. We were looking for a place to eat…read morewith a possible view and we found it! We went for dinner and although the menu was limited, the food was great. We started off with the artichoke salad accompanied with a complimentary basket of bread. The bread was the best we've had in the south of France. Why did every restaurant we go to serve terrible, stale, flavorless bread? This bread seemed fresh and was soo tasty. We then got the mixed seafood platter with jumbo prawns, squid, octopus, seabass, and mixed vegetables (eggplant, zucchini, bell pepper, potato) and wowow. Some restaurants that i visit overseas inspire me to rethink cuisines and this one was one of them. Everything was seasoned so well and they used oregano on their seafood! Who knew! We enjoyed it so much this was the first restaurant i went to that i requested a to-go box for leftovers. I'm not sure if it was super slow and the quality control was more present or maybe they just always have good food but we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I recommend!

We took a vacation for two weeks at the end of August to southern France. We were staying at…read moreChevre d'or and made a day trip over to this exclusive peninsula. We rented a cabana for the day ($500) had lunch and swam in the crystal clear waters! if you're going to go to the beach and the Riviera book in advance and prepare to pay for guaranteed spot and experience. For us it was worth it!!

Dynamite little spot on the Cote D'Azur, on Eze Bord de Mer (known as Anjuna Bay), between Nice &…read moreMonaco. You can sit and enjoy life, have a bit of wine and bite to eat. It's a bit spendy, and the beach itself is quite rocky, but it's an adorable spot to stop and relax, and the open bar/restaurant is beautifully built, and aesthetically magnificent (with exceptional people watching). What fantastic memories! We shared a DELICIOUS Sashimi Tataki (basically sliced Ahi, but the fish was outstanding quality), and a bottle of Chateau Sainte Beatrice Cotes de Provence Cuvee Vaussiere Rose. We also got espresso to help settle the wine and prep for our climb up Neitzsche Path, back to Domaine Pins-Paul. In fact, we had hiked down the path following Fiona, the wandering pup from our inn. She wasn't meant to climb all the way down to Bord de Mer, so we simply used Anjuna's phone to call the proprietor, who came down to fetch his naughty little pup (she wandered about an hour and a half down the cliffs of Eze and crossed train tracks to end up on the beach!!). We decided to try the restaurant while waiting, and it was a fantastic time. Think of this as a higher end beach bar.... or just a beach bar with a price that slightly bites. I assure you, the memories are more than worth it. Cheers, and enjoy your trip in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. In this video, we are hiking from Eze Village down, and you can see the beach we are going to, and where the restaurant is located (at the north end of the beach). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsTX7lVWtHU

Possibly the most fun I've ever had while absolutely furious…read more Anjuna Plage is quite a remarkable place. Nice beach, rosé flowing, music pumping and, by late afternoon, everyone from 20-year-olds to people old enough to know better dancing on the tables. It looked FANTASTIC. Unfortunately, we'd arrived at 1.55pm for our 2pm reservation. We sat down at 3.50pm. Not because somebody eventually remembered us, but because after nearly two hours of smiling, asking nicely, reminding reception that we existed and watching people who'd arrived after us being seated, my wife finally cornered a manager and effectively negotiated our release from restaurant purgatory. By this point Anjuna had erupted into one of the best parties on the Riviera. And I was absolutely livid. I've rarely experienced the peculiar sensation of watching 200 people have the time of their lives while becoming progressively more miserable myself. I wanted to dance on a table. I wanted another margarita. I wanted to be one of those carefree people waving a napkin above their head. Instead I sat there smarting at the total disrespect and humiliation they served up. The food was average. The party was great. The management's attitude towards customers was utterly appalling. Anjuna appears to have mistaken being popular for having permission to treat people like shit. Perhaps when you've got a queue of people keen to get in, customers start to look less like guests and more like livestock with credit cards. Which is a shame, because underneath all the arrogance there's actually a fantastic place trying to get out. Would I go back? NOT EVER!