Choose your destination: each page explains the route, the real journey time by season and what to know before you arrive.
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Cannes is one of the most requested destinations from Nice Côte d'Azur, and the one where the time of year changes the journey the most.
The shortest ride on our list is also the one where a chauffeur makes the biggest difference to your arrival: no taxi queue, no hunting for an address in the lanes of the old town, a direct pickup at the arrivals hall and a drop-off at your door.
Antibes is under half an hour from the airport, but the address changes everything: Port Vauban and its yachts, the ramparts of old Antibes, the pine grove of Juan-les-Pins or the villas of the Cap.
Saint-Tropez is the destination where the road decides everything.
Menton is the last French town before Italy: lemon trees, gardens, an ochre-toned old town and a mildness that lasts into winter.
Èze has to be earned: a medieval village clinging to its rock more than four hundred metres above the sea, reached by the Moyenne Corniche and its bends.
Villefranche-sur-Mer has one of the finest bays in the Mediterranean, and it is the port of call for cruise ships that anchor offshore.
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is a discreet peninsula: villas hidden by greenery, a fishing village turned marina, a handful of the most sought-after addresses on the Riviera.
Grasse is not on the sea: it is the town of the perfumers, perched in the hinterland, surrounded by fields of jasmine and roses.
Sophia Antipolis is a technology park spread across several hinterland towns, where companies, laboratories and schools are scattered over large campuses.
Isola 2000 is the closest ski resort to Nice: you can drop your bags before noon and ski in the afternoon.
Auron is a family-oriented resort a little under two hours from the sea, with a chalet village, a sunny snow front and slopes that run down to the town.
Valberg is the resort of the gorges: it is reached by roads cut into the red rock of Daluis or into the cliffs of the Cians, two spectacular settings that matter as much as the destination.
Getting from Nice to Courchevel is not an ordinary transfer: it is a crossing of the Alps, 6h30 to 7h30 on the road, better tackled in a prestige saloon with a rested chauffeur than at the wheel of a rental car.
Méribel is the gateway to the Three Valleys, with its chalet village and slopes that run down to the heart of the resort.
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