San Remo and the Italian Riviera

Taking the Lower Corniche then the A8 from Saint‑Jean‑Cap‑Ferrat, the Ligurian border is 55 km away—about 1h05—before the road follows the Roya valley into Ventimiglia. Craggy coves, short tunnels, sudden views of flower greenhouses: you’ve reached the Riviera of mimosa and carnations. On Fridays, Ventimiglia’s market stretches along Lungomare Italo Calvino; on Saturdays, Sanremo buzzes around Via Matteotti and its 1905 Liberty‑style Casinò Municipale. Inland, Dolceacqua spans the Nervia on a 14th‑century pointed bridge, the very motif Monet painted in 1884.

Your driver collects you at your Saint‑Jean‑Cap‑Ferrat hotel in a dedicated Mercedes, with chilled water on board; departure at your chosen time, and plans flex as the day unfolds. In Ventimiglia, browse while they handle parking and waiting; in Sanremo, drop‑offs are by La Pigna or the covered Mercato Annonario; for Dolceacqua, they prefer the scenic SP64 over the fast route. The return via the Grande Corniche at sunset traces the local RD2564 ridge road back to the peninsula with your private chauffeur on the Italian Riviera.