常见问题

If you’ve booked a FREE tour (day or night) of Nice for another day that you’ve intended or something came up and you want to change the date, please let us know on info@rivierabarcrawltours.com. We will note that you’ll not attend on the original date and that’s it. If you have booked for any of the PAID activity (bar crawl, tour, or other activity), for the wrong date, please contact us on info@rivierabarcrawltours.com as soon as possible. We will review the request for change and proceed however is needed. It is not guaranteed that change will be possible, however, in most cases, there is no problem with the exchange.

In case you wanted to attend a FREE tour but now you cannot, just let us know on our email address info@rivierabarcrawl.com. For cancelation of a PAID activity (bar crawl, tour or other activity) we redirect you to what is stated in our terms & conditions. “All cancellations made at least 48 hours in advance will be refunded 50%.” Generally speaking, we do not refund the tickets after that.

In case there was a problem during your experience that couldn’t have been resolved on the spot and you require a refund, please contact us with any important details on info@rivierabarcrawl.com. We will review your request and do our best to resolve the situation.

Yes. This is definitely an option you can use. If you wish to meet the tour straight in Monaco, contact us on our WhatsApp number +33 649 244 407 or on our email address info@rivierabarcrawl.com. We will tell you all the necessary details and give you a discount for your ticket, as you don’t have to pay for the train ticket.

No. Since there is a limited space and we need to buy the train tickets, we need to know the exact number of participants for every tour. Therefore, it is crucial for you to book if you want to join our Monaco tour.

During every tour we take a group picture as a memory of our time spend together. We always post these pictures on our facebook page and we also send you an email with it.

If you enjoyed your tour you can tip your guide for the time and effort she/he spend with you during your experience! If you really enjoyed the tour, but you don’t have enough money for a tip, you can remember your guide’s name and you can leave her/him a good review on TripAdvisor or on Google reviews.

We always meet in front of the Main Train station of Nice (Gare de Nice Ville) next to Paul Bakery. In case you are joining us in Monaco, we meet you at the Le Comptoir du Rail, inside the Monaco Monte-Carlo train station.

When it comes to Trip from Nice to Monaco, our guides will be waiting next to the Pauls Bakery, with a red umbrella, in a civil clothes.

Everyone meets the guide at 10:20 at the meeting spot. The train leaves at 10:37, and although we will wait as long as possible for all the reservation, we cannot miss the train. Please make sure to be there on time – 10:20. In case you’re joining the trip in Monaco, we meet at 11:05 inside Monaco Monte-Carlo train station.

The tour lasts for about 3 to 4 hours.

No. Although Monaco is a sovereign country that is not part of the European Union, it is a part of the Schengen area. That means that you don’t need to have your passport with you to enter. If you, however, plan to go to the Casino Monte-Carlo, you will need a passport to get into the playing area.

Your guide will take you through all the main touristic sites in Monaco, starting with Monte-Carlo casino, and continuing around St. Devote chapel, Prince Palace, Cathedral Notre Dame Immaculée, and Oceanographic Museum. The tour will also take you through some hidden gems of Monaco like Marché Condamine, Théâtre du Fort Antoine or Jardin St. Martin.

For the tour itself there is no specific dress code, however, we do visit a Cathedral Notre-Dame Immaculee, where ladies need to be decently covered. It is not compulsory to go to the cathedral, however, if you want to enjoy the beautiful inside of this landmark take into notice these things – have your shoulders covered, make sure your skirt/shorts aren’t too short (knee length is safe) and have your stomach covered. A good solution is to have a scarf to cover yourself. If you wish to visit the paid part of the Casino Monte Carlo after the tour, have in mind that you must have a “proper attire”. Lastly, Monaco has several nice places for a swim and if you wish to chill down after a few hours of walking we do recommend to have a swimsuit ready with you.

Monaco is a hilly country. It is possible to adjust the road slightly to make it suitable for strollers, however, if you have any medical issues that might prevent you from fully enjoying the tour (e.g. with walking for longer period of time or up a hill), we advise you not to book our tour.

Since the train to Monaco leaves 10:37 we cannot wait too long for any late-comers. If you didn’t manage to be on the station on time and the group has already left, call on the number +33 649 244 407 and explain your situation. You will be given your guide’s contact and you’ll be advised to buy yourself a train ticket to Monaco, where you’ll meet with the tour guide and the whole group.

From the Port of Nice Go to the Garibaldi tram stop and take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station. From Promenade Take a bus 09, 59 or 70 to the “Jean Medecin/Hotel des Postes” stop. Then take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station. OR Take a bus 52 to the “Albert 1er/Phocéens” stop. Then take a tram in the direction of Henri Sappia. Get off of the tram on the Gare Thiers tram stop and go for about 2 mins to the meeting spot, in front of the train station.

No. There is limited space on the tour and therefore, it is crucial for you to book online if you want to join our Cannes walking tour.

When you join our tour, we will either check your reservation and we will take your email address. We use your email address to send you a group picture from the tour AND to send you a little helpful guide to Nice and French Riviera, where you can find tips on where to go for typical Nicoise food, how to get around in Nice and much more. You don’t have to be worried. We do not send out unwanted newsletters nor advertisements. The only thing you might get is a nice Christmas email wishing your great holidays!

During every tour we take a group picture as a memory of our time spend together. We always post these pictures on our facebook page and we also send you an email with it.

If you enjoyed your tour you can tip your guide for the time and effort she/he spend with you during your experience! If you really enjoyed the tour, but you don’t have enough money for a tip, you can remember your guide’s name and you can leave her/him a good review on TripAdvisor or on Google reviews.

The meeting place for the Walking Tour of Cannes is in Cannes Railway next to KFC 8 Rue Jean Jaures, 06400 Cannes at 11:00am Spot your guide with a red umbrella OR T-shirt.

Your guide will wear a red company t-shirt OR a red umbrella.

The tour starts at 11:00 but be sure to arrive at the meeting point at least 5 mins before the tour starts. That means you should be at the meeting point at at 10:55.

The walking tour of Cannes lasts approximately 2 hours. Sometimes the guides can prolong the tour up to 30 minutes in agreement with the clients.

The main points of Cannes walking tour are Rue Meynadier, le Suquet, church Notre-Dame d’Esperance, Allee de la liberte, Palais du Festival et Congress and la Croisette.

The tour is suitable for everyone and is stroller friendly. Though, bear in mind there is a short 10 minutes climb to the top of the Old town so in case you have serious respiratory issues we will adjust and provide an alternative route.

If you are running a bit late for the tour, call or write to (in advance if possible) this number +33 649 244 407 through WhatsApp. We will point you to the next stop where you can join the tour.

Meeting point for Cannes walking tour is just outside of the Cannes train station – one minute walking on the right hand side. Cannes train station is easily accessible by foot, bus or train. If you are staying in Nice and going for a day-trip to Cannes, we recommend taking 9:48 train from the Main station in Nice. Bus is the cheaper option, but it takes approximately 2 hours from Nice to Cannes.

Yes. In case you haven’t booked online you can join the bar crawl at any point during the night by paying 20 euros on-spot, by cash or card.

From Tuesday to Saturday, we meet at Le Loft, 49 Rue de l’Hôtel des Postes, 06000 Nice. On Sundays and Mondays, we meet at Villa Saint Exupery, 6 Rue Sacha Guitry, 06000 Nice. We will be waiting for you there between 21h00 and 22h10 and afterward, we move on to the next bar. You can spot your guides wearing a red t-shirt who will welcome you at the entrance, explain you the plan for the night and introduce you to people.

We always meet between 21:00 (9 pm) and 22:00 (10 pm). Then we move on to the next bar.

Bar crawl lasts for about 5 hours until 2 am. But last late-night bar is open until 5 am so you can party as long as you want.

Bar crawl is suitable for all people older than 18 years of age. There is no upper limit, you are welcome to join us if you are 84 as long as you want to have fun. We always have people from all around the world so the main spoken language is English. However, our guides speak French, and on some nights we have Spanish speaking guides.

There is no particular dress code, though we advise you don’t come in flip-flops or wearing a tank-top.

Majority of the bars we visit accepts cards, however, in some bars there is a minimum amount to pay in case you want to use a card. We also have one bar that does not accept cards at all, and therefore, to be safe, we suggest you have some amount of cash on you.

We will be playing games during the evening, depending on the night. For example, you can expect games like flip cup, beer pong, limbo, body shots or French Paquito.

You can find the photo from the night on our Facebook page in the next few days after the bar crawl.

We visit several types of bars, though it depends on the night as we switch up the venues every day of the week. We have a variety of bars starting with Irish pubs, going through cocktail bars to Latino and dance bars. There is almost no chance there won’t be at least something you would like. Life music or dance music, sit & chat atmosphere or playing games, dance or chill. We’ve got it all!

We usually are in the second bar from 22:25 until 23:10. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday we’ll be at Villa St Exupery Friday and Saturday we will be at Chupito Loco Sunday and Monday we go to Akathor If you’re not managing to catch up with us, give us a call on +33 649 244 407.

We finish the Bar Crawl at the late-night cocktail bar Lunatiki which is situated in the port of Nice. From there you have 10 minutes to Promenade des Anglais or 15 minutes walking to the main square, Place Massena. The easiest (and the CHEAPEST) way to get home is by taking an uber. Only on Mondays, we end the bar crawl in Pompei, a rock style club with live music located in the heart of the Old town.

Yes. In case you haven’t booked online you can join the bar crawl at any point during the night by paying 20 euros on-spot, by cash or card.

We meet inside The Long Hop, 25 Rue Frédéric Sauton, 75005 Paris. Our guides wear red tee shirt/jacket.

We meet between 20:30 to 21:30. If you don’t find us, you can contact us by WhatsApp +33 649 244 407 or ask the bar team. The Pub Crawl goes on for about 5 hours.

Bar crawl is suitable for all people older than 18 years of age. There is no upper limit, you are welcome to join us if you are 84 as long as you want to have fun. We always have people from all around the world so the main spoken language is English. Though, some of our guides speak French, and on some nights we even have Spanish speaking guides.

There is no particular dress code, though we advise you don’t come in flip-flops, tank top or sportswear.

Majority of the bars we visit accepts cards, however, in some bars there is a minimum amount to pay in case you want to use a card. To be safe, we suggest you have some amount of cash on you.

We will be playing several games during the evening, depending on the night. You can expect some flip cups, beer pong, limbo or other drinking games.

You can find the photo from the night on our Facebook page after the bar crawl.

If case you are running late, please contact us by WhatsApp +33 769 599 162.

Most of the time, we finish the Bar Crawl a few minutes away from “Cluny La Sorbonne” Metro Station. Metro is usually running until 01:00 am, and after that time you can use one of the many night buses going in every direction of Paris. Otherwise, you can use Uber.

Paddling forward: To paddle forward in the right way is especially important when you want to go long distance with your paddle board. Rotate your hips, put your paddle out over the surface of the water. The blade angled side has to be put forward. Then dip the blade of your paddle fully in the water. To go forward you have to glide the paddle’s blade towards you. Reverse stroke paddling: In order to go backwards with your board, put the paddle in the water behind you and dive the blade fully into the water. Move the paddle’s blade forward to do a reverse stroke. If you do this on the right side of your board, it will turn to the right and vice versa. Turning the paddle board: If you want to turn your paddle board around, bend your knees and put the paddle forward into the water. Push the paddle away from your bord from the front to the back of the board. If you want to execute a reverse sweep, do the exact same thing, but start from the tail and sweep the paddle towards the nose.

Practicing the stand up paddle is not hard at all. Especially when doing this kind of water sport on flat water it is quite easy to learn. You don’t even have to be the fittest or sportiest person to be a good stand up paddler. Besides the therapeutic benefits stand up paddling brings with it, it is also super fun and can be a great group activity! If you are a beginner, you should be aware of the most common mistakes you should try to avoid making. Here is a list of a few tips on how to make your first paddle board experiences easier: 1.Try to think you are riding a bike! Don’t think about floating on the water and don’t look down. 2.Make sure to stand in the center of your board to maintain balance. 3.Bend your knees slightly to be prepared for slight waves 4.Engage your core 5.Focus on a certain point on land or in the sea/lake in order to keep the balance

It is not necessary to wear super expensive clothing for paddle boarding. As you are on the water, and will maybe fall into it at some point, you can just wear your swimming clothes such as a bikini or bathing shorts. If you are advanced and sure you will not get wet, normal active or casual clothing is of course also possible. Usually you do not need to wear any protection, as the most dangerous thing that could happen is falling into the water 😉

Stand up paddling can be executed in many different ways. Either you can knee on it, sit on it or stand on it while paddling. Beginners may first feel more comfortable with sitting or kneeing on the board. Once you get used to your board and the body of the water it will be easy for you to stand up on your board.

For the safety of yourself and your stand up paddling partners or others in the water, attaching a leash on your board is mandatory. Before you attach your leash on your stand up paddle boards, you have to be aware of which one is the best for you regarding the right type and length of the leash. It depends on which style of paddle boarding you want to do and how your skill levels at paddle boarding are. The better you know which leash is the right one for you, the safer you will be. There are 2 different types of leash attachments on a paddle board: 1) The D-Ring The usual and easiest way to attach a leash on a stand up paddle board is to fix it on a D-Ring. This is the common way for inflatable paddle boards (inflatable SUPs). It is a D-shaped ring either out of plastic or metal through which you loop the leash. 2) The Proprietary Leash Attachment Most of hard paddle boards have a specific proprietary leash attachment. The seller or manufacturer of your board will provide you the instructions for use together with your board. The disadvantage here is, that only leashes by the same brand or manufacturer of your board can be attached. If you have any problems with your leash or board, you may have to contact the customer service of the boards brand company.

After you’ve stood up do immediately a first stroke of paddling. This supports you to stand firmly on the board and find your balance. Make sure your feet are parallel and equidistant to your hips. Slightly bent knees are also important to maintain balance. Don’t look down if you feel you are losing your balance. Even if it might be tempting, but the key to get your balance back is to look forward and focus on a certain point in front of you. In the case you fall off your board, try to fall away from it and not land on the board.

To hold the paddle properly is an important issue and fundamental to execute the paddle movement in the right way. The most important thing is to make sure that the paddle blade angle is looking away from you. Also, the paddle needs to be held vertical to the water surface. Further, gripping your paddle properly will help you to steer your board correctly and to perform steering manoeuvres. Put one hand on the top of the paddle and grip the shaft with your other hand. The hands on the paddle should be about an arm’s width apart. If you hold your paddle properly in this “T”-bar and dive it into the water fully vertical when doing a stroke, you will be surprised how easily you are moving forward on the water.

If a bigger wave hits you or you just lose you balance, you may fall off your paddle board. As you’ve made sure that your leash is attached before you started your paddling session, you do not have to worry about your paddle board floating away. The most difficult thing will be to get back on your board after falling into the water. First, focus on swimming back to your board and do not care about your paddle, as it is usually floating. The easiest way to get back on is to swim to the center and grab the handle with one hand. Support your other arm on the board and push yourself up with both arms. Make a few strong kicks with your legs in the water to get upward thrust. Kicking your feet and pulling your arms will get you back on the board. Once you are back on the board you can lie down in the surfing position and use your arms to get to your paddle.