Rent premium cars in Nice

Villefranche-sur-Mer and its bay. A short run east of Nice along the coast road, with the bay opening up beneath the old town. Roadside parking near the port fills quickly in season, so an early departure or a car with tight turning circles helps on the switchback approach.

Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. The peninsula's lanes are narrow and lined with private gates, better suited to a compact GT or convertible than a wide supercar. Worth the detour for the drive itself as much as any single stop, with limited public parking near the port.

The Moyenne Corniche toward Monaco. One of the more rewarding stretches for a car with real steering feedback, cut into the cliff face with sightlines toward the principality. Traffic builds close to the border, so timing the drive outside peak hours keeps it enjoyable rather than static.

Èze village. Reached by a steep climb off the Corniche, with the village itself closed to cars, so plan to leave the vehicle in the designated area below and continue on foot. The approach road rewards a car with confident low-speed handling.

Cannes and La Croisette. A westward drive along the coast, useful for clients combining a Nice stay with meetings or an evening on the Croisette. Valet parking is common at the larger hotels, which suits a lower, wider car better than street parking does.