Tour de Côte d'Azur — A Long-Weekend Supercar Tour from Monaco

A long-weekend driving tour from Monte Carlo. Three driving days, three nights at the same hotel (Monte Carlo Bay), a Porsche or a Mercedes-AMG, and a closing-night Col de Turini drive at dawn before the flight home. This is what’s actually on the itinerary — every cafe, every restaurant, every road.

TL;DR

• Duration: 3 driving days, 4 calendar days (Sunday → Wednesday morning).
• Hotel: Monte Carlo Bay — all three nights, half-board.
• Cars: Porsche 911 or Mercedes-AMG SL63.
• Distance: ~600 km.
• Price: from €4,500 per person, double sharing.
• 2026 dates: 16-19 Apr, 19-22 Apr, 21-24 May, 24-27 May, 11-14 Jun, 14-17 Jun, 30 Jun-4 Jul.

The four days, in order

Sunday — Arrival

• 9:00 — meeting at Nice Airport
• 9:30 — VIP transfer to Monaco
• 10:00 — arrival at Place du Casino, breakfast at Cafe de Paris
• 15:00 — check in at Monte Carlo Bay
• 16:00 — Place du Casino afternoon
• 19:00 — dinner at the hotel

Monday — St Tropez

• 8:00 — breakfast
• 9:00 — supercar pick-up
• 10:00 — drive to St Tropez
• 13:00 — lunch at Shellona (St Tropez beach club)
• 15:00 — drive back to Monaco
• 20:00 — free night in Monte Carlo

Tuesday — San Remo + Jimmy’z

• 9:00 — breakfast
• 10:00 — driving to San Remo (across the Italian border)
• 12:00 — lunch at Trattoria a Ciassa
• 14:00 — back to Monaco
• 22:00 — party at Jimmy’z

Wednesday — The Col de Turini drive home

• 5:00 — engine start
• 6:00 — coffee at the top of the Col de Turini
• 7:00 — arrive back at the hotel
• 8:00 — breakfast
• 9:00 — VIP airport shuttle
• 11:00 — flight home to Tel Aviv

Why a long weekend, not a week

Two reasons.

First, the Côte d’Azur rewards short, intense visits. The road network here is small. You can drive every great road in the region in three days. Stretching it to a week means repeats, or worse — filler.

Second, Monte Carlo Bay as a base works. One hotel for three nights means you can unpack, leave things in the room, and have a real sense of place. Most “Côte d’Azur tours” hop between four or five hotels and you spend half the trip with one bag in the car.

The cars — Porsche or Mercedes

Both are great for this route. They drive differently.

The Porsche 911 is the right call if you want to feel the road. The Col de Turini drive on the last morning is when the 911 earns its keep — slow, technical hairpins where chassis matters more than horsepower.

The Mercedes-AMG SL63 is the right call if you want to look extraordinary in front of the Casino and don’t care about the last 5% of cornering precision. It’s a more comfortable cruiser, a more dramatic-looking car, and frankly more on-theme for Place du Casino.

We’ve had guests who drove both — Porsche one day, Mercedes the next, mid-tour swap. We can arrange that.

The Col de Turini at 5am

The single best moment of the long weekend, and the reason we end the tour with it rather than starting.

The Col de Turini is the legendary World Rally Championship stage above Monaco. By day it’s a tourist drive. At 5am on a weekday in shoulder season it’s empty, foggy at the top, and the road is yours. We start the engines while the sky is still dark, climb to the summit by sunrise, drink coffee at the cafe at the top while the light comes up, and descend back to the hotel by 7am for breakfast.

This is the photograph guests show their friends a week later.

Reserve

For the 2026 dates above, the May departures historically sell first. Email us with your preferred dates and we’ll come back within 48 hours.

— Niro Sharon, Founder, Pure Adrenalin