FamilyFirst

Family First SARL© 2009

Family First SARL edits the www.familyfirst.fr guide to the French Riviera for families with children, aimed at giving useful information to residents and tourists whether French or English speaking.

Our site aims at making the lives easier of both residents and tourists wanting to live or holiday in one of the most beautiful regions of France. The site is in both French and English languages.

This family and child friendly site about the French Riviera in France, has money saving vouchers, and ways to generate more income through selling family and childcare items that you no longer need. You will also be able to share your opinions and find out what other parents think.

You will be able to find information about what exists for and what can be done with children from Monaco and Menton, near to the Italian border, passing through Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Villefrance-sur-Mer, Beausoleil, Nice, Antibes, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Grasse, Mougins, Cannes and many more picturesque French villages and towns, to reach the county of the Var just beyond Mandelieu.

It concentrates as much on the French coastal resorts offering family beach activities as the hilly areas behind Nice and Cannes and the Southern Alpes where family friendly ski resorts are easily accessible and provide great facilities for children (Isola 2000, Auron, Valberg and more).

So whether you are tied up in French real estate and rentals because you have plans to move to the French Riviera, you live here already, you would like to come on holiday here, Family First offers precious information about education and childcare, rental property, bed and breakfast accommodation, camping, how to learn la cuisine francaise with your children, where to eat out, days out like golf in Antibes or a trip to Marineland, indoor activities such as bowling in Cannes or fun in the indoor play area Fun City, which venues can host your children’s birthday parties and which entertainers can keep the children amused, you will not be disappointed.

Good reading!