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Boat rental

€100/day

Boat tour

€90/tour

Boat transfer

€5/km

Car rental

€100/day

Car tour

€90/tour

Car transfer

€3/km

Helicopter tour

€90/tour

Helicopter transfer

€10/km

Plane tour

€90/tour

Charter flight

€9/km

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Stunning places to visit in France

France is the most visited country in the world! The "Land of Love" certainly has its work cut out to impress worldly travelers, and it does not disappoint.

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The Authentic Villages of the La Roya Valley

La Roya Valley is a spectacular valley that runs from the town of Tende on the French-Italian border right down to the coast before winding back into the Italian countryside. Vallee de la Roya covers over 40 kilometers of ground and winds its way through beautiful countryside, remote farmland, and the mighty Southern Alps. The valley isn’t just a place of outstanding beauty, home to traditional French settlements and small authentic villages, it’s also a region of France that’s bursting with history and was once occupied by Italy during WWI. Fun fact - the valley only became a part of France in 1947 and today a segment of it still belongs to the Italians.

Sospel - France

Discover Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is a coastal town nestled between Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Villefranche-sur-Mer. You’ll find the town on France's southern coast, just 6-miles east of Nice. This former fishing village became a popular destination in the early 20th century. Around this time, Europe's wealthiest residents flocked to the area to build grand villas and regal second homes. Today these beautiful buildings remain part of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat's landscape, and the town still attracts big spenders and Europe's elite travelers. The area enjoys a year-round warm climate, an abundance of lush greenery, and coastal trails that offer spectacular Meditteranean Sea views. There's little wonder why the unspoiled Saint-Jean territory makes for a great vacation.

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat - France

The Picturesque Village of Saint-Martin-Vésubie

Known as ‘Nice’s Little Switzerland’ the picturesque village of Saint-Martin-Vesubie sits in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region of Southeastern France and is considered to be the gateway to the Mercantour National Park. Set amidst 3,600 hectares of forest, and home to several peaks over 3000 meters including Le Gelas (the tallest peak in the Alpes Maritimes department), this pretty little town is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. In winter the area sees an influx of downhill skiers and snowshoers while summer brings with it warmer weather, well-seasoned hikers, and nature enthusiasts who flock to the area to admire the array of native flora and fauna including Fario, Rainbow, and Salmon trout (all of which have made the nearby Lac du Boren Peche their home).

Saint-Martin-Vésubie - France

Antibes - The pearl of the Mediterranean

While many travelers flock to the larger towns of Cannes, Nice, and Monaco on France’s Côte d’Azur, the smaller resort town of Antibes should be given just as much weight as the others. This glistening Mediterranean resort town sits just a 30-minute drive west of Cannes (or a short boat ride along the coast) and is known for its bustling nightlife, vibrant restaurant scene, and its historic Old Town protected by 16th-century ramparts. If you want the glitz and glam of the French Riviera, with the rustic charm of a medieval French town, look no further than Antibes.

Antibes - France

Marseille - The oldest city in France

Tucked neatly on France’s southern coast, equidistant between Montpellier and Nice, the port town of Marseille is the oldest city in France and one of the oldest towns in Western Europe. Originally founded in 600 B.C by the Greeks as ‘Massalia’ the port town quickly became one of the most important trade routes of the ancient world and played a great role in the civilization of the Mediterranean.

Marseille - France

Corsica - the Island of beauty

The mountainous Mediterranean island of Corsica sits off the south coast of France and appears to be its little continent. The island, which was formerly part of Italy, has been a popular holiday destination with Parisians for years, and it's no wonder why. Home to prosperous coastal towns, jagged cliffs, and endless hiking trails, Corsica provides a welcome escape from the mainland's nuances.

Corsica - France

Villefranche - A nice and picturesque old town

The Villefranche-sur-mer is a seaside resort located at the foot of the Alps, on the Mediterranean eastern coast, in the French Riviera. This picturesque town is a few miles away from Nice and its Alpes-Maritimes setting makes it a favorite among tourists visiting the Côte d’Azur. Among its prime attractions are the Villefranche pebble beach and the bay’s deep natural harbors that are great for swimming enthusiasts. For those looking to experience the region’s exotic cultural and historical sites, the Citadel of Villefranche-sur-mer, the Saint Elme Citadel, Amelie’s market and the St Michel Church are some of the best places to visit in Villefranche. By and large, its rich maritime, as well as cultural diversity and its proximity to Nice, make Villefranche a great spot to shop, grab a bite while on route to the far side of Mont Boron, or enjoy an adventure to its well-kept and colorful hill town.

Villefranche-sur-Mer - France

The medieval town of Eze

The French Riviera is one of the best vacation spots in the world. If you’ve never been there, you don’t know what you’re missing. Èze is located along the Côte d’Azur, with the town running from the Èze-sur-Mer to the Èze Village. It’s a commune of sorts, replete with both beaches along the Mediterranean to a medieval village. If you’re looking for a destination, this may be the perfect spot for you.

Eze - France

The breathtaking city of Mougins

Olive groves, cypress trees, and lush green forests characterize the commune of Mougins. This little town sits in the district of Grasse in the wider Cannes region and is as pretty as they come. As far as medieval villages go, Mougins has it all, including the desirable hilltop location and ancient houses. The town has seen its fair share of historical celebrities too. Picasso, Cocteau, and Paul Eluard have all graced Mougins with their presence. Today the area draws travelers from the heart of Cannes out into the countryside to enjoy a taste of rural France.

Mougins - France

The Roman town of Fréjus

The town of Frejus sits on an ancient naval base near the city of Saint-Raphael. Frejus is known as a city of art and culture and is home to several museums and galleries that showcase the heritage of the region. The town has also managed to preserve several historical monuments and artifacts which make its appearance rustic and charming. Head to Frejus Old Town, and you'll find the Roman remains of multiple buildings, including a baptistery that dates back to the 5th century!

Fréjus - France

Menton - The last town on the French Riviera

The coastal town of Menton marks the end of the French Riviera on the east side. In fact, it's the very last town on the south coast before crossing the Italian border. Known as the 'Pearl of France,' Menton doesn't disappoint and offers an authentic glimpse into the luxuries of the Cote d'Azur. On the whole, Menton is a welcomed extension of the coast.

Menton - France

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Shopping on Cote d’Azur

It’s no secret that the South of France is an area well known for its acquired taste in luxury living, and when it comes to shopping this affluent region has a real flair for fashion and a lot to offer for shopaholics. Dare to drag yourself away from the alluring arrondissements of Paris’s fashion district and you’ll be rewarded with a sunsoaked shopping haven on Cote d’Azur and when it comes to shopping, the French Riviera does not disappoint. From upmarket department stores like Galeries Lafayette (whose flagship store you’ll find in Paris) to independent art galleries including the Sheun Gallery in Nice, the array of shopping available on Cote d’Azur covers a variety of tastes and, believe it or not, can be tailored to suit all budgets.

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Boat activities on Cote d'Azur - France

The French Riviera, also known as the Cote d'Azur, is found on France's south-east coast and overlooks the glistening Mediterranean Sea. Known for its dazzling sand beaches, upmarket resort towns, and glamorous casinos, the Cote d'Azur has been a popular holiday destination with some of the world's wealthiest travelers since the 18th century. While boutique shops and Michelin-starred restaurants are certainly points of interest on the coast, one of the biggest draws is the array of water-based activities available. From yacht rentals, private boat tours, parasailing excursions, water sport rentals, and jet ski hire, the list of aqua-excursions is endless! Our simple guide to boat rental on the French Riviera takes a look at the different watersports available along the coast and the range of yacht and boat rentals available. After all, no visit to the Cote d'Azur can pass by without a day at sea.

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Events and festivals on French Riviera

The Cote d’Azur is abuzz with glitz and glamour all year round but it’s the summer months that really get the party started on France’s sought-after south coast. Events and festivals are held every month and range from theatre performances and music festivals to cinematography celebrations and yacht races. A-listers, millionaires, and outright party people flock to the shores of the Mediterranean for a summer to remember as seaside towns and secluded beaches become the stomping ground for a summer of fun. Below we take a look at some of the best events and festivals on the Côte d’Azur and provide a handy event guide to help you plan your dream trip.

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Top activities on Cote d'Azur

The scenic stretch of coastline known as the Cote d’Azur winds its way along France’s south coast from Saint Tropez to Menton, encompassing the chic towns of Cannes, Nice, and Monaco along the way. The area is known as a playground for the rich and famous, and a glamorous holiday destination for those looking to soak up the very best of the French Riviera. When it comes to Cote d’Azur attractions, there are plenty of things to do and places to visit along the coast to keep all character types entertained. Whether you’re exploring Nice’s charming Old Town on a free walking tour, people-watching at Monte Carlo Harbor, or admiring 19th-century art in Cannes, the Cote d’Azur doesn’t disappoint.

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South of France by car

With 71 miles of winding corniche roads, numerous quaint Provincial villages to visit, and endless soft sand beaches to stop at and enjoy some sun-soaking, France’s Cote d’Azur is one of Europe’s dreamiest road trip destinations. Rent a car on the French Riviera and the Mediterranean Sea and the charm of southern France is at your fingertips! On your Riviera road trip, you’ll wind your way around a variety of landscapes, soak up a diverse range of cultures, and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding coastline. After all, there’s no better way to navigate the coast than to do so with the comfort and freedom of your own vehicle.

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Nightlife on the French Riviera - Cote d'Azur

The French Riviera is renowned for its glitz and glam appeal, hedonistic summers, and over the top attitude to partying, all of which make it a popular destination with those looking for a lively social scene. Jazz cafes, trendy bars, and glamorous night clubs line the sparkling coast and visitors can choose between splashing the cash at an invite-only beach party or rubbing shoulders with A-listers at one of the best clubs in the world. Whatever your entertainment taste may be, the Cote d’Azur has a little something for everyone.

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Best restaurants on Cote d'Azur - France

Famous for its designer fashion brands, rolling vineyards, and historic monuments, France is a country with a lot to offer but it’s the nation’s gourmet cuisine that draws millions of visitors year after year. French dishes, which are usually full of flavor, made using simple ingredients, and boasting great finesse, have been replicated around the globe by passionate chefs aiming to try their hand at traditional dishes and haute cuisine. Below we’ve looked at some of the best restaurants in the south of France. Whether you’re looking for fine dining at a Michelin-starred restaurant (France is home to the highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants in the world) or hearty French cuisine at an authentic bistro, we’ve covered all dining options to suit every taste in this restaurant guide.

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Amazing experiences

AUG 2020

Edgar

Mercedes-Benz S-Class

Amazing service! A lovely driver with a spotless car picked me up from Nice airport and drive me to the hotel. Despite my flight’s delay the driver waited for me and was ever so kind. What a great first impression Cote d'Azur left me!

AUG 2020

Arsène

Tour in the capital of cinema - Cannes

WOW! Did feel great!! It's just the perfect way to spend the day on the French Riviera. We are very happy we made this decision to go to on this amazing tour

OCT 2020

Stéphane

Tesla Model S

Best experience I have ever had renting a car. Great service quality cleanliness. Exceptional attention to detail. Very well trained staff from making the reservation to picking car up to dropping car back.

OCT 2020

Matthieu

Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUV

Driver was on time and waiting in baggage claim area. Car was very nice and he got us quickly to our destination. Would reserve through them again in a heartbeat. Great service at a great price.

OCT 2020

Fernand

Jeanneau Odyssey

Mission accomplie! Wow!! Quelle journée !! Nous avons passé un bon moment à naviguer aujourd'hui. Merci de partager votre connaissance de la région, un merveilleux déjeuner et votre magnifique voilier. Un anniversaire vraiment spécial

AUG 2020

Raoul

Lerins Islands Tour

This was one of the highlights of our trip to the French Riviera. Côme was accommodating, professional, and fun. He took us from Cannes to Monaco, showing us every bay, town, and landmark in between. His enthusiasm on the trip was contagious, and he also got us a bottle of wine and some fresh juice! Boat was brand new, clean, and fast! Would recommended this tour to any small group in the Nice area

JUN 2020

Jacques

Monaco Tour

Merci à Adrian pour cette merveilleuse journée. Adrian est un super skipper, qui nous a permis de découvrir la region, et qui a été à l'écoute de nos demandes. Très bonne ambiance à bord.

Boats

The French Riviera stretches along France’s Mediterranean coast and is an area renowned for its luxury marinas, paradise-like-coves, and beautiful beaches. One of the best ways to explore the Cote d’Azur, and the towns of Cannes, Nice, Monaco, and more, is to travel by boat. Whether you want to charter a yacht for the day to explore the coast in style, embark on a week-long sailing excursion, or join a guided boat tour, traveling the south of France by boat is a sought-after activity. At FranceRent we offer an array of boat rentals, tours, and transfers to suit all tastes.

Cars

Switchback roads, mountain passes, and coastal routes that offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea are all highlights of a French Riviera road trip. From the fast cars of Monaco’s Grand Prix to the luxury vehicles navigating Nice, cars are a large part of the French Riviera’s image. With FranceRent you can explore the coast at ease by renting a luxury vehicle or joining a car tour. FranceRent also provides airport transfers and multi-city transfers to ensure your trip runs as smoothly as possible and no time is wasted on logistics.

Helicopters

If you’re keen to spend your time on the French Riviera hopping from one coastal town to the next, why not consider chartering a private helicopter? FranceRent can organize helicopter transfers from a number of towns including Nice, Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Saint Tropez, and Marseille. Alternatively, for a day to remember, book a helicopter tour over the coast and enjoy aerial views of Cap Ferrat and the mountain village of Eze. Helicopter tours of the Alps are also a popular excursion and FranceRent can create your dream day out in the mountains.

Planes

Here at FranceRent, we take touching down in the south of France to the next level. We work closely with a fleet of private jets to ensure your safe arrival on the coast, and we’re happy to organize the schedules of your own planes moving in and out of the country. Once you’ve safely landed in Nice, Cannes, or Toulon our team on the ground will ensure speedy transfers from the airport to your destination of choice. Better yet, our integration with aircraft operators around the globe means we can offer competitive rates for day and multi-day charters.

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