Where is the most beautiful place in Côte d'Azur?
Anyone traveling to Cote of Azur should not miss the holiday resorts Antibes, Cannes and Nice. Here you will find breathtaking landscapes, historical sights, and a rich cultural offer.
Beautiful villa of character with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Private 10m x 5m heated pool. Magnificent sea view. 3 areas of large terraces. Air conditioning in all rooms, . Charm.
Provençal villa on the Côte d'Azur, air-conditioned, splendid view, tasteful decoration, peaceful surroundings, private pool. Air conditioning. Indoor. Enclosed garden.
The mas de la Gavaresse Large Provencal house 220m² three contiguous dwellings, in the national park of Port-Cros protected area. ideal for 2 to 17 persons, families, large land.
Especially sustainable
Detached villa, 2500 sqm area, with indoor pool (6.30 x 3.1m) + jacuzzi, fenced, video monitored, south facing, very quiet, central, directly on the sea (600 m), beautiful sea view
Sustainable
Quietly located, cozy villa. 500 m to the beach and supermarket. Family- and dog-friendly
Sustainable
10% Last-Minute 05/23/2026 - 05/30/2026
Exceptional villa. 180° sea view. Air-conditioned, private pool. 9x4m, sleeps max 4 = 2/4 adults or 2 adults + 2 children. Very quiet, large terraces, private enclosed secured garden, free parking.
Sustainable
Villa with beautiful sea view and pool for 6 pers.
WLAN, air conditioning, sea view, near St. Tropez, up to 6 persons, 2 bathrooms, sun terrace, kitchen fully equipped - with dishwasher, car parking
5% Promotion 09/12/2026 - 09/25/2026
Near St. Tropez quiet village house
Quietly situated village house above in the village with far view, small garden with terrace, 3 bedrooms, living-dining room - fully air-conditioned 2 bathrooms - 2 toilets separately -2 own parking lots!
Especially sustainable
12% Last-Minute
Romantic old house with a Mediterranean garden
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "LA BASTIDE"
Discover the holiday home LA BASTIDE, housed in an authentic bastide from the 18th century.
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "LE COTTAGE"
Discover the holiday home LE COTTAGE, a cozy accommodation for 6 people in an idyllic park in the Domaine de Saint Amour.
Traditional Provencale house, in big garden with private pool
Very sustainable
10% Last-Minute 05/15/2026 - 06/05/2026
Maisonette by the sea and Saint Aygulf
Sustainable
10% Last-Minute 05/15/2026 - 05/31/2026
Comfortable holiday home (sleeps 6) with pool and far-reaching views over the valley - in the hinterland of St. Tropez and the beaches of the Côte d'Azur.
6% Promotion 07/04/2026 - 07/25/2026
Holiday apartment 65sqm, garden. Beach & city center (10min) on foot. Boules, table tennis in the garden.
Country house in Provence, pure nature, in an oasis of tranquility. Swimming pool with large terraces, BBQ, Sauna, 8 persons, sole use of 11 hectares
Magnificent panoramic sea view from the villa, all comfort 2-6 pers, located in a quiet private estate, 3 air-conditioned CH, private heated pool infinity, without vis-à-vis.
Sustainable
10% Promotion 05/16/2026 - 06/19/2026
DOMAINE DE ST.AMOUR - "LA CASCADE"
The holiday apartment LA CASCADE is a welcoming accommodation in Domaine de Saint Amour and ideal for up to 4 people.
Mon Plaisir mit Pool am Strand.
Sustainable
10% Last-Minute 05/15/2026 - 05/31/2026
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Cheapest month:
January - Ø 159€/night
Most expensive month:
July - Ø 290€/night
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February - 60% available
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July - only 15% available
198€ for 16 May - 23 May
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No matter where you rent your traditional holiday home or cosy luxury holiday apartment on the Côte d'Azur in southern France, you will have numerous sights right at your doorstep. The azure blue sea is always part of this breathtakingly beautiful cultural landscape. Many of the towns and cities owe their origins to small fishing settlements. Saint-Tropez or Antibes were white spots on tourist maps at the beginning of the 20th century. It suddenly became famous in the fifties when numerous artists and actors discovered the place for themselves. The largest sandy beach along the entire coast, Baie de Pampelonne, and the marina made the place a meeting point for stars. Antibes also evolved from a fishing village to one of the largest yacht harbours of the deep blue Mediterranean, where super and mega yachts of millionaires and billionaires bob alongside simple sailing boats. Nice is the fifth-largest city in France and, after Marseille, the second-largest on the Riviera. It is a pleasure to stroll through the well-preserved old town around the charming harbour and through the countless alleys. Numerous villas, palaces and baroque churches alternate. The Museum of Fine Arts features works from the Impressionist, Rococo and Mannerist periods. A special museum is dedicated to the painter Henri Matisse. It is located in a 17th-century Genoese city residence. The painter spent a large part of his cultural life in Nice, which influenced him greatly. Only a few kilometres to the north is the small but fine principality of Monaco, where the old and new (money-)nobility resides. The world's most famous casino is located at Place du Casino, along with the no less famous Hôtel de Paris and the opera house from the late 1800s. Those who love the sea should not miss a visit to the Oceanographic Museum. Marine researcher Jacques-Yves Cousteau (the one with the bright red woolly hat) was one of the museum's directors. Between Nice and the principality is the picturesque Cap Ferrat. The peninsula covered with pine and palm trees is considered one of the best residential areas on the Riviera. Paloma Beach is ideal for swimming, and the park-like streets between magnificent villas and gardens are perfect for leisurely strolls. One of the most beautiful gardens on the entire coast can be found at the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild Museum. Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild had the palazzo built at the beginning of the 1900s. The palace served as a backdrop for the James Bond film "Never Say Never Again" with Sean Connery, among other things. A few kilometres further in the direction of Italy is Menton. The pastel-coloured facades of the houses already convey an Italian flair. The enchanting sandy beach with its bays is a place for connoisseurs, as Menton is much quieter than many other places on the French Riviera. The same goes for the region around the small town of Fréjus. In 1913, aviation pioneer Roland Garros took off from here for his first flight across the Mediterranean. Finally, Cannes should not go unmentioned, as it hosts the annual International Film Festival. The red carpet sees everyone who has rank and name in the film world. Strolling along the palm tree-lined Promenade Boulevard de la Croisette is a wonderful way to take in the jet-set life, watch the unique southern ease and enjoy your time. In the hinterland of the French Riviera rise the Alpes Maritimes. The Maritime Alps rise to almost 3,300 metres above sea level. On a clear day, you can enjoy views across the expanse of the Mediterranean from there. In the Alpes Maritimes, you will find peace and quiet after exciting days on the lively coast. Long-distance hiking trails invite you to extensive tours. Long-distance hiking trails connect the Italian and French Maritime Alps via historic mule tracks. Bearded vultures and golden eagles circle above you. Crystal-clear mountain streams splash on the slopes. A large part of these Alps is protected. The Esterel is a mountain range in France, located between Cannes and Saint-Raphaël on the Côte d'Azur. It is a popular hiking area. The highest elevation is Mont Vinaigre at 614 metres and is definitely worth a trip.
The cuisine of the Côte d'Azur unites the best from the depths of the sea and the fields of Provence in the hinterland. Simple cuisine and haute cuisine, the kitchens of Italy and France, inland and maritime cuisine blend here. The basic ingredients are fish or meat, the best vegetables, virgin olive oil, garlic and, of course, fresh herbs – thyme and rosemary, basil, sage, bay leaf and wild fennel. The latter have made the cuisine of Provence and the Côte d'Azur famous worldwide. As well as masters of the culinary art like Alain Ducasse, who resides in the restaurant Le Louis XV at the Hôtel de Paris in Monaco and is celebrated both as a guardian of simple recipes and as a refiner. In rural areas, there are regular producer markets, the marchés paysans, where you can buy everything you need for your kitchen in your holiday accommodation or house on the Côte d'Azur near the beach. It doesn't get any fresher. Fish can be found on the fish markets on the coast, less often directly from the fisherman. The demand from the upmarket restaurants is too great, and the stocks of the Mediterranean are unfortunately shrinking more and more. For a classic bouillabaisse, which was invented in Marseille and requires at least dragon head, gurnard and conger eel, it is usually still sufficient. The best accompaniments for all the delicacies that come to the table in the restaurants of the Côte d'Azur are the local wines, which have fortunately made an unparalleled leap in quality over the last two decades. Bordeaux and Burgundy wine lists used to dominate, but now there are the wines. The AOC regions Hyères, Saint Tropez, Bormes-les-Mimosas, Ramatuelle and Collobrières conjure the taste of the south into the bottle. And if you can't decide between red and white wine: simply opt for rosé, as it accounts for a large part of the local wine production.
The Côte d'Azur is the destination of choice for many trips to southern France. The landscape along the Mediterranean coast between Cassis near Marseille and Menton on the Italian border promises a first-class holiday. You can reach your holiday apartment or house with air conditioning on the Côte d'Azur easily and quickly by plane from all major German airports. Depending on your destination, it makes sense to head for the airports in Marseille or Nice. Both airports have car rental companies for further travel to your accommodation on the Côte d'Azur. Cheaper rates than on-site can be obtained by booking in advance on the Internet. If you prefer to travel by train, you can take the TGV from Frankfurt directly to Marseille. On the coast, you can reach all major towns such as Cannes by trains of the SNCF. With your own car, you can drive from Germany for a whole day. To make the journey more relaxed, it is worth making a stopover, for example in Lyon.
Anyone traveling to Cote of Azur should not miss the holiday resorts Antibes, Cannes and Nice. Here you will find breathtaking landscapes, historical sights, and a rich cultural offer.
On average, holiday apartments and houses in Côte d'Azur cost 192 € per night.
Compared to other regions, vacation in Hautes-Alpes or Fréjus area is particularly cheap. You can rent a beautiful vacation apartment or holiday home here from 35 € per night.
Our guests have rated the vacation accommodations Lou Paradou, Le Clos d'Azur and Near St. Tropez quiet village house the best in Côte d'Azur.
You don't have to leave your pet behind in Côte d'Azur, as there are 1.104 accommodations that allow pets. Dog owners feel particularly comfortable in Hautes-Alpes, Fréjus area and Saint-Tropez & vicinity.
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