In summer, most requests come from the French Riviera. Nice Airport is the most common departure point, but the car can also be delivered to your hotel, villa, or the port near your yacht. In Paris , we'll take it to your hotel, so you don't have to drive through the city center upon arrival.
For the ski resorts in the French Alps, many travelers land in Geneva, Switzerland, and continue by road. We'll deliver your car to the airport or directly to your chalet.
Most French motorways are toll roads, and you pay at the toll booths, usually by credit card. On a long journey, for example, from Paris to the French Riviera, you'll need to factor in the cost of these tolls.
In many mountain areas, winter equipment (tyres or chains) is mandatory in winter; our cars always have winter tires during that season. Parking is limited in coastal villages, especially in July and August: ask your hotel where you can leave your car.
On the coast between Nice and Saint-Tropez, an open-top car like the Ferrari F8 Spider or the Lamborghini Huracán Evo Spyder is at its best in the sunshine. A Porsche 718 Boxster is also a good choice for the country roads of Provence.
For snow and ski bags, the Lamborghini Urus, Mercedes-AMG G63, or Range Rover Sport are better suited. A family with lots of luggage can travel comfortably in the 7-seater Defender 110.
In just a few days, you can combine Nice, Antibes, Cannes, and Saint-Tropez, with a stop in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, among its seaside villas and gardens. From inland Provence , you head down to Marseille, while on the Atlantic, Bordeaux and Biarritz are easily connected in a single trip.
From Paris, many clients head for the Loire Valley, with its castles, or Normandy and its coast. These are trips lasting a few days, and an SUV like the Audi Q8 makes the drives between hotels comfortable.
In winter, the main destinations are Courchevel and Méribel , in the Three Valleys area, then Megève, Chamonix, and Val d'Isère. Chamonix is connected to Courmayeur, in Italy, by the Mont Blanc Tunnel.
In May, the French Riviera hosts the Cannes Film Festival and, nearby, the Monaco Grand Prix, which falls between late May and early June. July and August are the busiest months on the Riviera. From December to April, the focus shifts to the Alps. September and October are pleasant in Provence, with less traffic on the roads.
You can pick up your car in Nice and return it in Milan, or depart from Geneva and end your stay in Courchevel. Switzerland is not part of the European Union and requires an electronic vignette to use its highways, which you can purchase online by entering your license plate.
Can you deliver my car to the port? Yes, on the French Riviera, we can deliver it to the port or yacht club, as well as to the airport, hotel, or villa.
Which airport is most convenient for the French Alps? Many customers choose Geneva, from which they can drive to Chamonix, Megève, and the Three Valleys.
Are French highways free? Mostly not: you pay a toll at the toll booths, usually with a credit card.
Can I leave my car in another country? Yes, delivery and collection can take place in different countries, for example between France and Italy.
Which car is best for Paris? In the city, a nimble car is easier to park, while for outings into the countryside, an SUV like the BMW X5 30d offers more space.
Can you drive from Chamonix to Courmayeur? Yes, through the Mont Blanc Tunnel, which is a toll road.
What if I change my plans? You can cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before delivery. The booked car, however, will not change: the model is always guaranteed.
