Saint-Jeannet, a jewel of the Nice hinterland
A village with a unique character
Nestled at the foot of the impressive Baou de Saint-Jeannet — a limestone cliff rising to 800 meters — this medieval village offers a striking contrast to the French Riviera coastline. Its cobbled streets, stone houses, and panoramic views over the Var valley make it a popular destination for those in the know.
Saint-Jeannet is also one of the oldest wine-growing regions of Provence. The Romans were already cultivating vines there two millennia ago, and this tradition continues today at Domaine des Hautes Collines.
- Picturesque Village
- Internationally renowned climbing site
- Millennial winemaking heritage
- Panoramic view of the sea and mountains
What to do in Saint-Jeannet?
🍷 Wine tasting
Visit the Domaine des Hautes Collines and taste 9 artisanal wines. Georges Rasse welcomes you for an authentic experience.
Discover →🧗 Rock climbing at Baou
The Baou de Saint-Jeannet is a legendary climbing spot with over 600 routes. Accessible to beginners as well as experienced climbers.
🥾 Hiking
Several marked trails offer exceptional panoramas. The Baou trail (1h30) rewards walkers with a 360° view.
🎨 Art & Culture
The village regularly hosts artists and exhibitions. The estate itself offers events combining art and wine.
Art & Wine →Access & practical information
🚗 By car from Nice
Take the road to Vence (D2210) then the D2210 towards Saint-Jeannet. Follow the signs for "Domaine des Hautes Collines". 20 min from Nice city centre, 30 min from the airport.
🚌 By public transport
Take bus line 400 from Nice (stop at Vence), then transfer to Saint-Jeannet. We recommend using a car for greater flexibility.
📍 GPS coordinates
43.7529° N, 7.1611° E
800 Chemin des Sausses, 06640 Saint-Jeannet
📞 Contact
Such : 06 08 96 24 60
Email: resa.hautescollines@gmail.com