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A private car from Cannes to Monaco is 160 €, fixed when you book. Sixty kilometres, about an hour by the A8 — longer, and far more beautiful, by the Moyenne Corniche. Pick-up at your hotel, your villa or the Palais des Festivals, and we drop you at the door you ask for.
Prices are per vehicle, not per person. Tolls and VAT included.
20% surcharge between 9 pm and 7 am and on public holidays. 10% off when you book the return journey at the same time.
For one person, the train is a quarter of the price and only a little slower. This journey is worth a car when there are three or four of you — at which point the fares are level — when you are dressed for dinner, when you are coming back after the last train, or when you want the Corniche rather than the motorway.
160 € in a compact car, 195 € in a saloon, 260 € in the eight-seat van and 325 € in the Mercedes S-Class. Per car, not per person, VAT and tolls included, fixed when you book.
Yes, a direct TER from about 12 €, a little over an hour. Monaco-Monte-Carlo station is deep inside the rock and the exits come out a long way above or below the streets you want, so allow for the lifts and a walk at the end.
Yes, with an authorisation we file at least two hours before departure: access for French-registered chauffeur cars is regulated in the Principality. Book the return at the same time and it is arranged for you, with 10 % off the return leg. A car called from Monaco at the last minute is the one request we sometimes have to refuse.
Yes, and it is the better journey — Èze village, the Moyenne Corniche, the view down over Cap-Ferrat. Allow about half an hour more and tell us when you book so the time is built in rather than improvised.
Yes. For dinner, the Casino or a Grand Prix evening, a car kept at your disposal is usually better value than two separate journeys. Ask for a quote by the hour and we will tell you which of the two is cheaper for your evening.
About an hour by the A8 in normal traffic. On Grand Prix weekend and during the Yacht Show, the last few kilometres into the Principality can take as long as the rest of the journey, so we leave earlier.
Those weekends are booked weeks ahead and several roads are closed. Tell us the event and the exact entrance when you book: we know which gates stay open and where a car is allowed to stop.
Card online before the journey or on board, and the invoice reaches you by email as soon as the payment goes through — with your company name and VAT number on it if you ask.
Firm fare shown before payment. Instant confirmation and invoice. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.