Hourly hire, evenings, events, business travel and rides to other towns: choose your city.
Nice is the big city of the Riviera: a bay, a seafront promenade, an old town, hills and business districts, all within a few kilometres.
See the city →In Monaco everything happens within a few hundred metres: a casino, a harbour, a hotel, a concert hall, and streets where nothing is simple for a car.
See the city →Cannes lives in waves: the weeks of congresses and festivals, then the long summer evenings on the Croisette.
See the city →Between Port Vauban, the ramparts of old Antibes, the pine grove of Juan-les-Pins and the Cap, the town has three faces and as many ways of getting around.
See the city →In Saint-Tropez the car is a problem: a single access road, a half-pedestrian village, beaches at Pampelonne where you circle for an hour to park.
See the city →Menton is the easternmost town on the Riviera: a mild climate into winter, gardens, a tiered old town and the Italian border minutes away.
See the city →On the peninsula, calm is a value: few shops, plenty of gardens, narrow roads and properties that do not give themselves away.
See the city →Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a museum-village perched a few kilometres from the coast: ramparts, galleries, the Maeght Foundation and shaded lunch terraces.
See the city →Mougins is a hilltop village between Cannes and Grasse, renowned for its gastronomy, golf courses and discreet residences.
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