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Saint-Tropez, with its legendary port, place des Lices, Pampelonne and its beaches: it’s one of the most requested destinations on the French Riviera, but also one of the farthest from Nice Airport. NewRides takes you there in a comfortable vehicle, with a price quoted in advance.
A service tailored for Saint-Tropez
Rides to the port, place des Lices, Pampelonne, and the village’s hotels.
Premium or Van vehicles for a long ride in total comfort.
Drivers can be filtered by spoken language.
Price shown before booking, no meter, no surprises.
Nice airport transfer to Saint-Tropez
Saint-Tropez is about 100 km from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, roughly a 1h20 to 1h30 drive outside of peak periods. In summer, traffic on the peninsula can significantly extend travel time: we recommend booking your chauffeur in advance, especially during high season.
Our vehicles and rates
For a trip of this distance, the Premium or Van category is recommended for your comfort. The estimated price of your trip is shown in the app before you confirm your booking, whichever category you choose.
How to book
Open the NewRides app or book from the website.
Enter your pickup point and your destination in Saint-Tropez.
Choose your vehicle category and confirm the displayed price.
A driver is assigned to you and you can track their arrival in real time.
Yes, access to the Saint-Tropez peninsula is often slower in July and August. The travel time shown at booking accounts for usual traffic conditions, but we recommend allowing extra time during high season.
Do you also offer a day trip to Saint-Tropez?
Yes, NewRides offers a Cannes – Saint-Tropez excursion with a chauffeur, available in our excursion catalog.
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