Rent premium cars in Antibes

Cap d'Antibes. Narrow lanes wind past private villas and the coves below Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc. A compact convertible or GT handles the tight bends more comfortably than a wide SUV, and hotel valets take care of parking on arrival.

Port Vauban and the old town. The marina holds some of the largest yachts on the coast, and a car collected here should match the boat waiting at the quay. The old town's narrow streets are best explored on foot once the car is parked nearby.

The coast road toward Saint-Tropez. A longer drive west along the coast suits an open-top car for the afternoon. Traffic builds through Sainte-Maxime during peak season, so an early start keeps the drive unhurried.

Cannes and the crossing to the Lérins Islands. Cannes sits a short drive along the coast, with parking near the harbour for those catching a boat to the Lérins Islands. A lower-key sports car suits the Croisette without drawing unwanted attention.

Mougins and the inland hills. Away from the coast, the roads climb through Mougins and the surrounding hills, giving a GT or convertible room to open up on quieter bends before heading back down for dinner.