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The South of France Vacation Packages

This quintessential playground is home to the glitz and glamour of seaside hotspots like Cannes, Nice, and Monte Carlo and Marseilles, the oldest city in France, as well as captivating medieval towns and villages along the French Mediterranean Coast.

Explore The South of France

Set along the Mediterranean on France's southeastern coast, the South of France is a breathtaking playground for celebs, royals and jetsetters. It includes many coastal villages and towns, like the famous beach resort areas of Saint Tropez and Cannes, the independent micro state of Monaco or, known for the sunniest city in France, Marseille. With the Alps as its backdrop, Monte Carlo is a glittering capital and the gambling heartbeat of the French Riviera. Nestled near the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels), Nice provides the perfect haven for warm sunshine, breathtaking views, impressive cuisine and top-notch shopping.

Known as a high-octane party spot, Saint Tropez has a glam village feel, while Cannes is the place for designer shopping and seafront promenading.

Glamorous nightclubs, grand casinos, luxury hotels, million-dollar yachts and a balmy climate make Monaco a must-see destination.

One of Nice’s main attractions is its seaside Promenade des Anglais, which stretches more than four miles along the French Riviera.

Known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture, Marseille is one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in France.

Saint Tropez & Cannes Slide 1 of 4: Known as a high-octane party spot, Saint Tropez has a glam village feel, while Cannes is the place for designer shopping and seafront promenading.
Monaco Slide 2 of 4: Glamorous nightclubs, grand casinos, luxury hotels, million-dollar yachts and a balmy climate make Monaco a must-see destination.
Nice Slide 3 of 4: One of Nice’s main attractions is its seaside Promenade des Anglais, which stretches more than four miles along the French Riviera.
Marseille Slide 4 of 4: Known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture, Marseille is one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in France.

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The South of France & Nice Activities

From seaside bliss to charming villages, The South of France provides a glamorous setting for an unforgettable getaway. Also known as Cote d’Azur, the South of France’s stunning cities offer an array of exciting places and activities, making it the most sought-after resort towns. The coastal towns of Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo, Saint Tropez and Marseille are scattered along dramatic hillsides, woven with vineyards and olive groves.

Saint Tropez & Cannes
One of Europe’s most glamorous resort towns, Saint Tropez boasts chic cafes, suave restaurants, buzzing clubs and an array of luxury yachts bobbing along the waterfront. Linked to the world of cinema since 1946, Cannes enjoys an international reputation for its famous film festival held here every May. This Mediterranean town’s obsession with red carpets and evening gowns adds a timeless and picturesque charm. Stroll along Rue Meynadier, and stop to sample local specialties in delicatessens and cheese shops. See more than 300 handprints of famous film icons along the Allee des Etoiles du Cinema, which is similar to L.A.’s Grauman's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.

Monaco
From Cannes, take a one-hour train ride to Monaco for a taste of what it’s like being a prince or princess for a day. From mega-yachts and posh mansions to a sparkling harbor and endless sunshine, this Mediterranean city sparkles so brightly, the rich and famous are drawn to it from around the world. Take a long look at the over-the-top casinos, or find a chic spot along the waterfront that’s well known for people-watching.

Nice
Nice is France’s second-most popular destination. The year-round warm weather, Provencal setting, highbrow cuisine and rich, local culture has attracted artists and aristocrats here for decades. Walk the Promenade des Anglais, while admiring the French Riviera shoreline. Stroll through the Matisse Museum for a peek of its massive collection of works by impressionist Henri Matisse. Or settle into a sidewalk cafe, order a glass of wine, and watch the world go by.

Marseille
Famous for being the oldest city in France, the capital of Provence, Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica perched on top of a hill overlooking the city and the sea, and the Calanques National Park. The old port of Marseilles or Vieux Port is a trading hub and picturesque waterfront and market.

Getting to The South of France & Nice

Delta Vacations flight + hotel packages include round-trip airfare on nonstop, seasonal Delta operated flights and Delta Partner Airline to Nice Côte d'Azur Aiport (NCE). Car rentals are available to add to your package, offering you the flexibility and convenience to travel when and where you want.