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A private transfer from Nice airport to Saint-Tropez is a convenient way to reach the resort. Prices start at 170€ for an Economy class car for 4 pax. Travel time is typically 1,5 to 2,5 hours (depending on traffic). The route is 106 km long and the car travels along the A8 motorway. The price includes: toll roads, fuel and parking; 1-hour airport wait; Wi-Fi, child seat and bottled water.
The driver will meet you with a sign at the airport exit from the arrivals area and take you directly to your hotel or villa. You can book your transfer online via email, WhatsApp, or the request form on our website. Transfers are much more convenient than buses or trains and also cheaper than taxis or helicopters. Transfers are available 24/7.
You can book a car of different classes and capacities: Electric car = 180€ (Tesla S); Business class = 250€ (Mercedes E-class); Premium van = €250 (Mercedes V-Class). This transfer service from Nice to St Tropez is ideal for those who prefer to travel along the French Riviera in comfort and safety, without wasting time.
Watch how our private transfer from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez works, including the meeting process, vehicles and the route along the French Riviera.
To travel from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez, you need to cover approximately 106 km. Most of the route follows the toll A8 motorway, passing Antibes, Cannes, and Fréjus. After around 70 km near Le Muy, you leave the motorway and continue toward the coast on the D25 road. This is a standard regional road, mostly with one lane in each direction, with only a few passing sections. After about 46 km, you reach Sainte-Maxime, and from there it is another 15 km to Saint-Tropez along the coastal road.
The journey from Nice to Saint-Tropez usually takes around 1.5 hours. However, during summer, weekends, or especially in August, travel time can increase to around 2.5–3 hours. Seasonal traffic is particularly heavy between Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Tropez, where the road is narrow and congestion is common.
Watch this detailed route video from Nice to Saint-Tropez, including the main roads, turns, and towns you pass along the way by private car transfer.
There is an alternative detour route if you are in a hurry or need to reach the airport as quickly as possible. You can drive through Grimaud, then turn left onto the D244 and continue onto the D44, passing through the village of Le Plan-de-la-Tour. This detour takes around 30 minutes and covers approximately 20 km along a winding road. In heavy summer traffic, it can help you save 1 to 1.5 hours. However, if you are prone to motion sickness, this part of the journey may feel uncomfortable.
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If you want to get to Saint-Tropez faster, you will of course need to take the autobahn rather than along the coast through the cities. This autobahn is toll. You will need to pay the fare twice.
1-st payment point is located near Antibes (Péage d'Antibes), 15 km from Nice airport. For a passenger car you need to pay 3 euros 40 cents.
2-nd payment point is located at the exit from the autobahn, near the town of Le Muy (71 km from Nice). Here you will pay 5 euros 70 cents (for a passenger car).
Total for toll roads, one way from Nice to Saint-Tropez you will pay 3.40 + 5.70 = 9.10 euros.
The second item of travel expenses is the cost of fuel (gasoline or diesel). The distance from Nice to Saint-Pope is about 105 km. Fuel consumption will be approximately 10-12 liters, taking into account driving in traffic jams (also depends on driving style and engine size). You will spend approximately 12 * 2 = 24 euros on fuel.
Thus, the total cost of travel from Nice to Saint-Tropez (one way) is about 35 euros for a passenger car. By minibus it will cost more than 50-60 euros.
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Clients of the ByCAR company often write reviews on social networks about how their transfers were carried out, how the drivers behaved, what kind of cars there were, how punctually everything was done during the trip from Nice to Saint-Tropez. You can also share your impressions of our service so that other people could know in advance, know how their transfer with our company can go.
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Hmany Q (Feb 2026)
I had an excellent experience with ByCar and couldn’t be more satisfied with their service. Their response time was impressively fast, communication was clear and professional, and the pricing was very reasonable compared to other companies. The drivers were extremely friendly, punctual, and made the journey comfortable from start to finish. What I appreciated most is the flexibility in payment being able to pay after the ride is completed rather than paying the full amount in advance adds a great sense of trust and peace of mind. Overall, ByCar offers reliable service, affordable prices, and outstanding customer care. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a smooth, stress-free private transfer across Europe and will definitely be using their service again.
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Justin M. (July 2025)
Great experience and loved our driver! They have been easy to work work over the past two years. We will use them every time we go back.
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NorthStar (July 2025)
We had a fantastic experience with this taxi service from Nice to Saint-Tropez and back. Our driver was incredibly polite, friendly, and professional. The communication was excellent throughout, and it was by far the most reasonably priced option we found. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a smooth, stress-free transfer!
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James C. (July 2025)
Excellent service and punctual and professional at all times. Cars are comfortable and modern. Drivers Excellent and helpful
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Nicole (June 2025)
Driver was so courteous and car very clean, on time and perfect communication throughout! Would hire again for sure!
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Jemma M. (June 2025)
Excellent efficient service, great communication and organisation.
We had our flight cancelled, they messaged us straight away to check in and was very patient and understanding.They then changed our transfer without hesitation to the next day with no problems and Stan our driver was also in communication throughout our journey and waiting for us on arrival. Car was immaculate and drivers services and manners were very good. Would definitely use Bycar again.
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PB J (May 2025)
Thank you for great service - my transfer from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport to Polo Club de Saint Tropez went very smooth and uncomplicated.
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Monika R (May 2025)
I had a small accident in Italy and was unable to take the train back to France. I got a quote and few hours later right on time the driver arrived. The drive was pleasant and relaxing. Once we got to my residence the driver helped me with my bags upstairs as I had crutches. Great experience. Professional. Would recommend
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David L. (March 2025)
The trip of my dream Review of Bycar Transfers Reviewed 5 days ago My husband and I have long wanted to see Saint-Tropez.
Recently I managed to make my plan come true. We went there for a day. Since we went not in the high season,
the road one way took only 1 hour and 20 minutes. In August they say it takes about 3 hours because of traffic jams.
We were taken by a ByCar driver in a Tesla S. A very comfortable and beautiful car, the driver was polite and experienced.
We also really liked the price for the trip.
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Stan (August 2024)
Thank you for a great trip! We were met at Nice airport and comfortably taken to the hotel in Saint-Tropez,
in a comfortable car and after a rest back to the airport. The drivers are very polite, punctual, always in touch
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Alex Houmi (March 2025)
We went to Saint-Tropez from Nice. We were looking for the best options for getting there.
We didn't like the options with public transport: too long and complicated with transfers. The train doesn't go to Saint-Tropez.
We ordered an individual transfer on the Bycar website. The prices are very good.
We got there by Santa Fe for 170 euros. The driver picked us up in the morning from the hotel in Nice and drove us to Saint-Tropez in 1.5 hours.
He drove calmly, very friendly, his name is Alex. If you go to Nice, be sure to contact them
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The cost of a transfer from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez is from 170 to 450 euros. The price depends on the capacity of the car you choose (large van or passenger car) and the class of the car (economy, business or premium). If you are traveling at night or in the high season in August, the cost may be higher. We offer you different types of cars for a trip to Saint-Tropez:
| Car class | Price |
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| Electric | 180 € |
| Economy | 170 € |
| Economy plus | 185 € |
| Comfort | 195 € |
| Comfort van | 230 € |
| Business | 250 € |
| Business van | 280 € |
| Premium | 450 € |
| Premium van | 290 € |
| Bus 20 pax | 850 € |
We can offer you a large number of different cars for your transfer from Nice airport to Saint Tropez. Choose a car depending on your preferences and the number of passengers. You can see photos of some of the cars below:
The journey from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez usually takes about 1.5 hours. However, there are some periods of time when the journey takes longer. It is important to know this in order to plan your transfer time and not be late for your flight or an important meeting. We have listed these main dates, times of day and months in the table below, as well as how many hours the journey will take.
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| Weekdays (Monday - Friday): During morning and evening rush hours (approximately 07:30 to 09:30 and 17:00 to 19:30) there is increased congestion on the roads, which may increase travel times. | 1,5 - 2 |
| Weekends (Saturday and Sunday): On Saturday mornings and Sunday evenings, roads may be busier due to tourists and locals heading to or returning from holidays. | 2 - 2,5 |
| June and July - these are the months when many tourists come to Saint-Tropez, which creates big traffic jams on the roads all the time. | 2 - 2,5 |
| August is the peak season in Saint-Tropez, with huge numbers of tourists. It is best to travel early in the morning before 06:00 or late in the evening, after 22:00. | 3 - 3,5 |
| July 14 - Bastille Day (Fête nationale). The main national holiday of France. | 3,5 - 4 |
| July 22 - Festival of Saint Magdalene (Fête de Sainte-Madeleine) Ramatuelle, near Saint-Tropez | 2,5 - 3 |
| August 15 - Assumption of the Virgin Mary (L'Assomption). One of the busiest days on the roads during the summer season. | 3,5 - 5 |
| August 24 - Saint-Barthélemy Fair (Foire de la Saint-Barthélemy) Cogolin, near Saint-Tropez. Localized traffic jams near Saint-Tropez. | 3,5 - 4 |
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You request a transfer on our website |
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We send you the driver's contact information and the transfer price |
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The driver meets you at your hotel or another address in Nice airport with a name sign |
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The driver takes you directly to your hotel or destination in Saint Tropez |
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You pay for the transfer (remaining balance) |
A taxi from Nice airport to Saint-Tropez is a fairly convenient way to get to the resort (compared to a bus or train). You can take a taxi at Terminal 1 opposite exit A1 or at Terminal 2 at exit A3. You get to Saint-Tropez in 1.5 - 2 hours (if there are no big traffic jams) along the toll road A8 and the road D25 (the total length is about 105 km). The cost of such a trip according to the taximeter is quite high from 280 to 450 euros (the price depends on many factors and unfortunately you cannot determine it in advance). The conditions of travel by taxi are better than by train or bus, but are much inferior to the comfort of an individual transfer.
The cost of a trip to Saint-Tropez varies depending on many factors, so you will only find out how much you have to pay at the end of the journey, when you arrive at your hotel. To help you understand the intricacies of this issue, we have listed price options and additional payment conditions below.
Let's look at 2 typical cases of a taxi ride to Saint-Tropez from Nice airport, in order to roughly understand how much you can pay in one case or another:
A. Arrival in Nice at 12:40, 3 passengers with 4 suitcases, travel time 2.5 hours (including 1 hour waiting in traffic jams).
Price = 280+8+2+40+10 = 340€
B. Arrival in Nice at 18:15, 4 passengers with 5 suitcases, travel time 3 hours (including 1.5 hours waiting in traffic jams).
Price = 340+8+4+60+10 =422€
At first glance, a taxi is a great way to travel to Saint-Tropez, but in addition to the obvious advantages, you should know all the sides of this method:
Saint Tropez is one of the most popular summer resorts in the world. It is known for its stunning parties in clubs, beaches and villas. The most glamorous parties 24 hours a day.
Saint Tropez is located approximately halfway between the airports of Nice and Marseille. You can get there in different ways, but the most convenient and practical way is by car: take a taxi at the airport or book a private transfer in advance.
Our company has been transporting tourists to Saint-Tropez from Nice airport for more than 12 years. You can order a car of any class from us, both for a large group of passengers and for 1-2 people.
The cost of our services is often lower than that of competitors, and transfers are performed exclusively by experienced drivers using cars in excellent condition.
If you have planned your holiday in Saint-Tropez, the easiest, most convenient and fastest way to get there is from Nice airport. How to do it? There are quite a few options: taxi, rented car, bus, train, ferry and even helicopter, as well as their combinations. And, of course, an individual transfer, the benefits of which we will tell you further.
Transfer or taxi:
When choosing between ordering a taxi and a transfer, it is important to keep in mind that a taxi is not suitable for all travelers. And that's why. First of all, the price you'll pay at the end of your trip isn't always transparent. It may include additional payments that you may not find out about right away. For example, for the number of passengers, large luggage, provision of a child seat or booster seat, time of day (a night or evening trip will be more expensive), and so on. The price of the transfer is known at the time of booking and remains unchanged subsequently. Thus, the approximate cost of a taxi from Nice airport to Saint-Tropez starts from 250 €, while the cost of a transfer starts from 175 €. Most taxi cars are passenger cars, which means they can accommodate a limited number of passengers and luggage. Also, taxi drivers mainly use Economy and Comfort class cars, so if you want to go Business or Premium class, it’s better not to count on a taxi. When ordering a transfer, the car is selected according to your parameters, and you can be sure of comfortable accommodation.
Bus or transfer:
There is no direct bus service between Nice and Saint-Tropez. If you choose this type of transport, you will have to change trains in Saint-Raphael. You can get to this city on route No. 90, which runs every 2-2.5 hours, and from there to Saint-Tropez - on route No. 876, which departs every hour. The cost of the trip will be about 20 €, and the duration without waiting periods for transfers will be almost 3 hours.
Train or transfer:
There is no railway to Saint-Tropez. Trains can only travel from Nice to Saint-Raphael, and then you will have to change the mode of transport. So, regional trains with 1st and 2nd class carriages depart from Saint-Augustine station approximately once an hour. The cost of a 1st class ticket is 20.3€, 2nd class is 13.5€. Travel time is just under 3 hours. The station can be reached on foot from the airport building. From Saint-Raphael you can change buses, ferry or take a taxi.
Ferry or transfer:
There are no direct ferry lines from Nice, but if you want to travel by this type of transport, the nearest departure point is Golfe Juan, which can be reached by regional train from Saint-Augustine station. The ferry travels to Saint-Tropez only once a day and departs at 09:20. From May 16 to June 30 and from September 1 to September 30, 2024, ferry service operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The rest of the time - from July 1 to August 31 - daily. The cost of the trip for an adult is 69 €, for a child under 10 years old - 54 €, children under 4 years old - free. Travel time is 2.5 hours. There is also a ferry service from Saint-Raphael, which can be reached by both train and bus. The ferry operates every day from June 1 to November 3. In the high season, flights depart 6 times a day from 08:00 to 18:00, and in the low season - twice: at 09:00 and at 14:30. A ticket for an adult costs 20 €, for a child under 9 years old - 12 €, for children under 1 year of age the trip is free. Travel duration is 2-3 hours.
Helicopter or transfer:
A helicopter is a fast and very expensive form of transport. There is no flight schedule as such; they must be agreed upon in advance. Renting a helicopter, according to the website (blade.com), depends on its model and starts from 2100 €. Price is only one of the features of this type of transport. Helicopters are dependent on weather conditions and the flight is canceled as soon as they are unfavorable. In addition, the helicopter's capacity is low and there are strict restrictions on the amount of luggage. And a helicopter, like other types of public transport, will not be able to take you directly to your hotel (except in rare cases when your vacation spot has its own helipad).
Our driver will meet you in the arrivals area with a name sign, so you can easily find him. In any case, we inform you of the driver’s WhatsApp contact in advance so that you can be in touch with him in any situation. Our advice is to immediately connect to the free wi-fi network upon arrival, which is available at Nice airport, and inform the driver that everything is on schedule and whether you have received your luggage.
If something doesn’t go according to plan and the flight, for example, is delayed, the driver will track this delay and adjust the arrival time. It is for this reason that when booking a transfer, you must provide us with complete flight details.
If the flight delay is prolonged and the driver cannot pick you up due to other transfers, you may be provided with another free car. In this case, the class of the car may change.
The transfer price includes an hour wait after landing flight. Longer waits, as well as waits when stopping at shops and restaurants on the way to Saint-Tropez, are paid separately and range from 50 € to 90 € per hour, depending on the class of car. If you know that you will be delayed at the airport, please notify us and the driver about this in advance (preferably at least 24 hours in advance) so that the driver can come pick you up at another specified time and you can avoid additional costs.
It is important to us that the trip for passengers is comfortable, and that luggage is fully accommodated and does not create any disturbances. That is why, when ordering a transfer, we specify the list of luggage, its type and size. This directly determines the type of car that is ideal for you.
Suitcases are the luggage that is almost always taken on a trip. We will definitely ask you to indicate the dimensions of each of them, according to the following parameters:
Size S: height 48-53 cm; width 32-36 cm; thickness 20-24 cm Size M: height 58-63 cm; width 37-41 cm; thickness 23-27 cm Size L: height 65-70 cm; width 42-47 cm; thickness 26-30 cm Size XL: height 72-80 cm; width 48-54 cm; thickness 29-33 cm
In addition to suitcases, you may have other luggage: bags, packages, backpacks, strollers, sports equipment, and so on. We urge you to indicate everything you are taking with you to avoid not only discomfort during the trip, but also the risk of ordering a separate taxi for your luggage. This will cost you significantly more than ordering a transfer of the appropriate size. When transporting pets, remember that they must be in special carriers, the size of which must also be communicated to us when booking the car.
When deciding on the period of your stay in Saint-Tropez, please take these features into account and remember the dates and time periods indicated above.
The price and quality of the trip depends entirely on the chosen car. And this, in turn, depends on your personal parameters: the number of passengers, the number and size of suitcases, the presence of other luggage, as well as your preferences for comfort and class of car.
Car. A much more spacious type of car. They are represented by such models as Renault Trafic, Ford Tourneo, Hyundai H1, Mercedes V class. They have 7 or 8 seats and fairly large luggage compartments that can accommodate up to 10 suitcases of various sizes, as well as hand luggage and, in some cases, sports equipment.
Minibus. Based on body type, passenger cars are divided into two types: sedan and SUV. Examples of such cars: Ford Mondeo, Volkswagen Jetta, Kia SanraFe, Renault Megan, Mercedes E and S-class. This is the smallest class of cars in terms of capacity, designed to transport up to three, maximum four passengers with minimal luggage - 3 M or L size suitcases and a small amount of hand luggage.
Bus. The largest type of car in terms of capacity. Designed to transport large groups of passengers (up to 20 people). A typical representative is the Mercedes Sprinter, the luggage compartment of which can accommodate up to 18 suitcases of various sizes, hand luggage and sports equipment. There are also buses with 40-50 passenger seats, but using them is not always convenient due to their low maneuverability. These are best used for long trips, and for short transfers and driving along the narrow streets of small towns it is better to book several minibuses.
We would like to once again draw your attention to the fact that the car is selected based on the parameters of each individual transfer.
Its comfort and cost directly depend on the class of the car. The class itself is determined by the wishes of the passengers.
Economy class. The name speaks for itself. This is the class of cars with the lowest price and minimum level of comfort. The interior materials are very basic, and the cabin itself is not very roomy. Examples of cars of this class: cars - Volkswagen Golf or Kia Rio, minibuses - Fiat Scudо or Hyundai H1.
Comfort class. This class is slightly more expensive than economy class due to a more comfortable and spacious interior. The decoration is made of more pleasant materials. Comfort class passenger cars are, for example, Volkswagen Passat or Toyota Camry. Minibuses - Renault Trafic or Volkswagen Multivan.
Business Class. An even higher-priced and comfortable class of cars with a large interior and expensive finishes. An example of a passenger car is a Mercedes E-class, a minibus is a Mercedes Vito.
Premium class. For the most demanding clients who love maximum comfort and convenience even in the smallest details. The interiors of cars of this class are made of the most modern and expensive materials and are equipped with functionality that makes the trip even more enjoyable. An example of a passenger car is a Mercedes S-class, a minibus is a Mercedes V-class.
In winter our clients prefer to go to ski resorts in the French Alps. Transfer from Geneva airport to Courchevel costs 300 - 450 euro, depending on the chosen car.
You can send a transfer request in three ways: by email, by filling out a special order form on our website, or by writing directly to WhatsApp.
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How to pay for the transfer:
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We have been operating in 8 European countries for over 12 years. We select the most convenient and comfortable transfer providers from Nice airport to Saint Tropez for you.
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The famous Saint Tropez is located in the south of France on the seashore. The nearest major international airports are in Nice and Marseille. Most often, tourists travel from Nice, because there are more flights, the road is closer and the route is cheaper.
From Nice airport - 106 km and travel time about 1.5 hours
From Marseille airport - 144 km, travel time from 2 hours
Saint-Tropez is a small picturesque town in the south-east of France in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region. This is one of the most magnificent resorts on the French Riviera, which has become widely known thanks to numerous films (for example, the action of the adventures of the gendarme with Louis de Funes and "The Prick of the Umbrella" with Pierre Richard, as well as the film "And God Created Woman" with Brigitte Bardot takes place here) . Saint-Tropez is one of the most glamorous places on the Cote d'Azur.
This fashionable resort is known for its excellent beaches and clear sea, picturesque houses and narrow cobbled streets of the old town, as well as charming green courtyards and cozy squares. It's hard to believe that until the 19th century, Saint-Tropez was just a modest fishing village. But thanks to artists and cinema, the city has become a legendary holiday destination.
The largest ski area in the world is also located in the French Alps, in the Savoie department, not far from the Moutiers railway station, partly in the Vanoise National Park. Three Valleys is 600 kilometers of interconnected ski slopes, about 200 ski lifts and 120 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails. The Les Trois-Vallee ski area connects the valleys of Les Alues (the resorts of Meribel, Brides-les-Bains), Saint-Bon (the towns of Courchevel, La Tania) and Belleville (the ski resorts of Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de -Belleville).
The ski area is extended into the "fourth" Maurienne valley, adjacent to Val Thorens and connected by a lift to Aurel. The geographical position of the Three Valleys more than 60 years ago was not chosen by chance. The location was ideal for the creation of an interconnected ski area and the development of winter sports: several glaciers (Péclet, Du Borgne, Boucher), three parallel valleys, mountain passes connecting them, 85% of the area is at an altitude of more than 1800 meters, providing guaranteed snow from the start December until the end of April.
It is difficult to get to Saint-Tropez by public transport: this town is located away from the main bus and railway routes, so you have to make transfers or take a taxi (from Nice airport to Saint-Tropez a taxi will cost about 200-350 euro).
For getting to Saint-Tropez from Nice Airport you should change buses 1-2 times. The easiest option is to take the number 3003 bus to Saint-Raphael (1.5 hours on the way) and then the 7601 bus from Saint-Raphael to Saint-Tropez (approximately another 1.5 hours on the way).Remember that the bus schedule (here it is the main transport) varies greatly depending on the season and day of the week! Check carefully on the official websites.
The easiest way to get to Saint-Tropez is by ferry, which departs from many cities of the Cote d'Azur: Cannes, Golfe-Juan, Nice, etc. For example, you can arrive from Cannes by morning boat and return by evening. You will have 4 - 5 hours to walk around Saint-Tropez and see all its sights. There is a ferry from Saint-Tropez to Sainte-Maxime opposite, which runs regularly during the summer.
The nearest railway station to Saint-Tropez is located in the neighboring resort St-Raphaël. You can get from Saint-Raphael to Saint-Tropez either by boat or by bus. The bus station is located right next to the train station, at platform 1. But train traffic and bus schedules are not particularly coordinated, so you may have to wait. In the old port of Saint-Raphaël you can take a boat from Gare Maritime de St-Raphaël, rue Pierre-Auble to Saint-Tropez (about 50 minutes on the way) 4-5 times a day from April to October. Between 10 and 15 buses a day leave from the Gare Routière bus station in Saint-Raphael to Saint-Tropez (line 7601, Varlib company). The journey takes from 1:30 to 2:15 h, depending on the bus and traffic.
If you arrive by car, then be aware that parking in Saint-Tropez is pretty bad, especially in summer. You can park at Parking des Lices, under the place des Lices; entrance from avenue Paul-Roussel. Designed for 471 cars, this parking is free for the first 30 minutes, 45 minutes cost 2.50 €, 1 hour - 3.50 €, every next 15 minutes - 0.50 €, 24 hours - 44.00 €. Despite the price, many owners of expensive cars prefer this parking lot, as it is the best guarded. The second car park is Parking du Nouveau Port, avenue Charles de Gaulle, located by the sea (right next to the Saint-Tropez bus station).
The fastest and most convenient way to travel from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez is by car. Whether you choose a private transfer, taxi, or rental car, the journey typically takes about 1.5 hours via the A8 motorway, depending on traffic conditions. During peak tourist seasons, especially in summer, travel times may increase due to congestion, particularly on the coastal roads near Saint-Tropez.
There is no direct train connection between Nice and Saint-Tropez. The nearest train station is in Saint-Raphaël, which can be reached by regional trains from Nice (approximately 1 hour). From Saint-Raphaël, you can continue your journey to Saint-Tropez by bus, taxi, or private transfer, adding another 30-60 minutes to your trip.
The cost of a taxi from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez varies depending on factors such as traffic, luggage, and time of day. On average, the fare ranges from 250 to 350 euros. Booking a private transfer in advance is often more cost-effective, with prices starting at around 180-200 euros for up to 4 passengers.
Bus: The cheapest way to get to Saint-Tropez from Nice Airport is by bus. You can take bus route No. 90 to Saint-Raphaël (approximately 1 hour), then transfer to bus route No. 876 to Saint-Tropez (another 30-60 minutes). Tickets start at around 20-30 euros per person, and the total journey takes about 3-4 hours, including transfers.
Private Transfer: Most tourists prefer booking a private transfer from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez. This option is both comfortable and efficient, with prices starting at around 180-200 euros for up to 4 passengers. The journey takes about 1.5-2 hours, depending on traffic.
Train + Bus: You can travel by train from Nice to Saint-Raphaël (approximately 1 hour), then take a bus or taxi to Saint-Tropez (another 30-60 minutes). The total travel time is around 2-3 hours.
Ferry: If you prefer a scenic route, you can take a ferry from Golfe-Juan (reachable by train from Nice) to Saint-Tropez. The ferry ride takes about 1 hour, and the total journey (including train and ferry) takes approximately 3-4 hours.
Car Rental: Renting a car at the airport gives you flexibility and convenience. The journey takes about 1.5-2 hours via the A8 motorway, and toll fees are approximately 9-10 euros one way.
Saint-Tropez is located approximately 106 kilometers (about 66 miles) west of Nice Airport. The journey typically takes 1.5-2 hours by car, depending on traffic conditions. Other modes of transport, such as buses or trains + ferries, may take slightly longer, around 3-4 hours.
The transfer from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez usually takes about 1.5-2 hours by car, depending on traffic conditions. During peak tourist seasons, especially in July and August, travel times may increase significantly due to congestion on the coastal roads near Saint-Tropez. On average, the journey remains relatively quick and straightforward if taken early in the morning or late in the evening.
If you are going to Saint-Tropez for the first time, it is worth planning your trip in advance. This resort may look small on the map, but in reality the choice of transport, beaches, hotels, restaurants, and nightlife can seriously affect your holiday experience. We have prepared several useful guides to help you organize your stay more easily and avoid common tourist mistakes.
Compare all the main ways to reach Saint-Tropez: private transfer, taxi, rental car, train, bus, and boat. This guide explains travel times, convenience, and which option is best depending on your budget and arrival point.
Discover the most famous beaches in and around Saint-Tropez, including Pampelonne and quieter spots for a more relaxed day by the sea. A useful guide if you want to choose the right beach area before your arrival.
Find out which areas are best for staying in Saint-Tropez: old town, port, beach area, Ramatuelle, or nearby villages. This article will help you choose the most convenient location for your hotel, villa, or apartment.
From stylish beach restaurants to elegant dinner spots in the center, this guide will help you decide where to eat in Saint-Tropez and what kind of dining experience to expect during your trip.
Saint-Tropez is famous for beach clubs, parties, and glamorous nightlife. If you are planning an evening out, this guide will help you understand where to go and what atmosphere to expect.
If you are arriving by plane and want to get directly to your hotel, villa, or beach club without unnecessary transfers, you can also book a private transfer from Nice Airport to Saint-Tropez.
