私人汽车接送从 Saint Tropez 到 Nice

While in town, you can admire nature and a bustling urban center working in harmony. Whether you want a vodka-fueled night out, a relaxing day at the spa, or something in between, Nice has something to offer everyone.

• Official language: French
• Currency: Euro
• Climate: Hot Mediterranean
• Population: 951,000
• Plug type: Types C and E
• Peak tourist season: July–September

Prioritize Timing

It's well known that the drive from Saint-Tropez to Nice is beautiful. It's also traffic-prone. You can easily get stuck in traffic for over an hour if you travel during the peak times between 7:30 and 9:30 AM and again between 4:30 and 7:30 PM. Travel outside these hours (but while there's still daylight) to enjoy the vistas.

Go Sightseeing en Route

During such a captivating journey, you can easily forget that there are several fascinating landmarks en route from Saint-Tropez to Nice. Book a door-to-door ride with Daytrip, and you can step into this beautiful natural landscape and soak up the tranquil atmosphere. If you're a wine enthusiast, a visit to Chateau Sainte-Roseline will feel like heaven on earth.

Daytrip From Saint-Tropez to Nice

If you want to remain in the vacation spirit and enjoy the most comfortable and convenient way to get from Saint-Tropez to Nice, look no further than Daytrip's private door-to-door car service. From €46, your English-speaking driver will whisk you away from your front door and handle any suitcases you're carrying.

You can then set the thermostat to a refreshing temperature and recline your seat to watch the stunning views unfold from your window. If you want to immerse yourself in a sophisticated setting, stop at the Mougins Museum of Classical Art, or sample the wines at Chateau Sainte-Roseline for a refined afternoon, before heading into the hustle and bustle of Nice.

Ferry From Saint-Tropez to Nice

The ferry from Saint-Tropez to Nice will make you feel like a multimillionaire heading to your secret vacation home. Along the 2.5-hour trip, you can admire jaw-dropping cliffs and colorful villages lining the shores while the balmy Mediterranean air flows through your fingertips.

Boats depart Guepratte Quay and arrive in Nice Port at 11:30 a.m. An adult day return costs €78, and kids under four travel free of charge.

Train From Saint-Tropez to Nice

The train is a fun and cheap way to travel from Saint-Tropez to Nice. You can still take outstanding photos from your window, but it does require some added hassle.

Since no direct trains are available from Saint-Tropez to Nice, you first must take a bus or taxi to the pretty town of Saint-Raphael. Once you arrive, take a short walk to the train station and board the direct service to Nice-Ville.

If you book your train tickets early, you can expect to pay €6.50 to €10. The entire tour will take around four hours, including the bus transfer.

Relax at Promenade des Anglais

If you need help getting in the vacation spirit, make Promenade des Anglais your first stop. The 4.3-mile-long, palm-lined street promenade runs parallel to the sandy and rocky shores, where locals and tourists come to cool off and savor a picnic on the beach. There are also plenty of restaurants where you can sit and watch the gorgeous sunset.

Climb Castle Hill

Castle Hill is unquestionably the best lookout point in Nice. Standing at over 300 feet, it offers panoramic views of Nice, the surrounding mountains, and the flowing sea.

You can hike or take the elevator up to explore the ancient ruins of Château de Nice and the majestic, man-made waterfall overlooking the cityscape. Once you climb to the top, you can relax with an ice-cold drink at one of the cafes.

Temperatures are warm but not overwhelming, like in July or August. And the water is now warm enough to enjoy a swim, even in the evening.

There are also significantly fewer tourist groups from the end of March to mid-June. You won't need to wait in line for hours at tourist attractions or to get a seat at a popular restaurant. If you're fortunate enough to come on May Day, you can participate in one of the locals' most beloved festivities.