Day 1

Welcome to Paris! At the airport arrivals hall, you’ll be greeted by your personal driver holding a sign with your name on it. We’ll meet up for a welcome reception and a chance for you to unwind after your long journey. Afterwards we’ll stroll around the neighborhood for an introduction to la Rive Gauche (Paris’ Left Bank), Île de la Cité where Paris was born, and the medieval streets of the Latin Quarter. Dinner in a lovely neighborhood restaurant.

Note: We recommend booking your departure flight the day before (if living outside of the E.U.) so that your flight arrives early enough to participate in Day 1’s activities.

Day 2

A moveable feast...includes a stop at the Louvre Pyramids, the Palais Royal and a guided walking food tour and wine tasting. The afternoon takes us to Le Marais, one of Paris’ top neighborhoods for shopping. For those who are looking for something special to bring back home, feel free to explore the boutiques on your own. Or…join me for “Instagrammable Paris” in the enchanting village of Montmartre. The day concludes with a Seine River cruise and a view of the Eiffel Tower at night.

Day 3

Today we make our way to la Rive Droite (Paris’ Right Bank) for 18th & 19th century Parisian high elegance, including a visit to one of Paris’ lesser known museums, a stop at an open-air market, and a leisurely afternoon stroll through one of the most exclusive avenues of the capital. We continue with a walk to the Champs de Mars for an up-close view of the iconic Eiffel Tower. For the evening, we meet up for cocktails & jazz.

Day 4

To the French Riviera we go! 
We board a morning train and head to the Mediterranean, South of France, destination: Cannes, a fashionable and très chic beach town on the Cote d’Azur, also known as the French Riviera. After hotel check-in, the afternoon is yours to relax on the beach, visit the local shops, or stroll along the Croisette, the famous strip where movie stars attend the Cannes Film Festival. Dinner together in the Old Town.

Day 5

Rue Meynadier is a pedestrian street that was once used by horses and carriages since the 16th century. It is this street, now filled with boutiques, bakeries, wine and cheese shops, that leads us to the Marché Forville, the Cannes market. After, we take a short hike through the winding cobblestone streets of Le Suquet, the old quarter, for a panoramic view of the Mediterranean. Afternoon is at your leisure. In the evening we enjoy an au revoir (farewell) dinner together, sharing travel stories and toasting new friends.

Day 6

Return to Paris by train for an overnight stay in Saint Germain des Prés. The rest of the afternoon/evening is at your leisure as you prepare for your departure the following day.

Important notes

• This itinerary is for ladies only.

• A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required to confirm your reservation.

• Payment plans are available depending on the date that the deposit is received and the date of travel.

• France travel requires a passport. Your passport expiration date should be December 2024 or later.

• Some countries may also require a visa. Please check your country’s travel requirements prior to booking.

• Itineraries are subject to change. Occasionally events such as local or national holidays, weather, traffic conditions, construction, restoration projects, protests, strikes, and “fermetures exceptionelles” as well as exciting opportunities that may come up, may necessitate spontaneous change in plans.

• Travel is open to adults 25 years or older and is limited to 5 guests.

• Travelers must be able to walk for several hours per day, go up and down stairs, navigate uneven surfaces such as cobblestones and have no mobility issues.

• Please note that Zoé the Yorkie featured on this site is a regular traveler to Paris and is a part of the group. For those who are allergic or are fearful of dogs this may not be the right fit for you.

• Travelers depart from their home cities and we meet in Paris.

• Itineraries are organized and priced based on single occupancy. For guests traveling with a companion and plan to share a room, double occupancy is available at a reduced rate and can be requested through the booking request page.

• This tour does not include going up the Eiffel Tower. If you wish to visit the Eiffel Tower on your own, to avoid long lines it is recommended that you book tickets at least 4-6 weeks prior to your departure date.