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<\/a>Transfers from Nice Airport (60 miles away) take about 1 hour 30 mins to St.Tropez in our minibus van.\nIt takes slightly longer by bus or train, depending on connections and traffic.<\/p>\n
Our Transfer Service<\/h4>\n
If required, we will transfer our clients to and from Nice airport as efficiently as possible. Co-ordination will depend on arrival \/ departure times and numbers involved. Details of the transfers will be agreed nearer the time and the following nominal charges will be applicable.
\nThe rate is \u00a330 per person, each way. ( x2 for return trip ). You may have to wait for other group members on other flights (ask Matt).
\nPublic Transport is a little cheaper and an easy, alternative option. This option is probably best for guests arriving at non standard times. Or for mid-week arrival days.
\nWe normally allow 3 hours for travelling and check in time for departures so please avoid early morning flights. Ideally choose late morning arrivals and afternoon departures.<\/p>\n
Please note – We are not responsible for late arrival and airport departures. Clients must agree their own journey times and traffic allowances. You are advised to check that your travel insurance covers missed flights through unforeseen hold-ups ( they normally do! ). It has never happened yet but is a possibility!<\/p>\n
Download Maps<\/h5>\n
in PDF form for you to print Our transfer costs are just a little more than Public Transport which is an easy, alternative option.<\/strong><\/p>\n Quite a good solution to transfers for weekend Hen Groups. Affordable by small groups, and gives complete freedom for evening travel and Airport returns. Will add flexibility to week bookings but not essential as all activities are based at the marina, and beaches, supermarket, restaurants and shops are within easy walking distance. St.Tropez is normally reached by boat or bike. Easy enough. Clear baggage and customs, then come out into the main arrivals hall. Turn left and walk 50m to the end, go through the glass doors and you are in the Bus Station. Ticket office is just on your left. Wait at the stop appropriate for St Raphael.<\/p>\n From baggage walk straight ahead in the main arrivals hall and out through the glass doors. The bus terminal is outside, across the road and to the right. Better connections and the train journey is picturesque. As above but go to the bus stop appropriate for the main Nice<\/b> Train Station, Gare SNCF<\/b> ( ‘Gare’ is french for station) and pay on bus (approx \u00a33). Get a connection to St.Raphael, then take the bus (as above) to St.Tropez, getting off at La Foux \/ Marines de Cogolin, of course. : The Train and Bus stations at St.Raphael are next to each other and connected by footbridge. The bus journey from St.Raphael to the Gulf of St.Tropez is stunning! Cost of whole trip is about \u00a320.<\/p>\n Walk 10 minutes or less from Nice, Terminal 1, to the SNCF train station of St.Augustine. The station is 1 stop less than going to Nice itself, but the station is not in a pretty place, a bit ‘downtown’. Quicker, cheaper, more direct but not so pleasant and not all the trains that go from Nice to St Raphael stop here<\/i><\/b>. Take the train to St.Raphael and bus to St.Tropez as above. The way to St.Augustine station is from Terminal 1. Out of baggage, go straight on, out of arrivals, through glass doors. (do not turn left to the bus station). Walk straight ahead past the entrance to yet more car parks and under the road bridge ahead, then up to the roundabout. Turn left and go 500m to traffic lights at end of road. Turn right on bigger road and go to the complex flyover junction another 500m further along. Use several pedestrian crossings to get to the station on the other side, which is just up a short road. Just look for the railway! Taxis are too expensive from Nice, but there are a number of people who offer their services for airport pickups. They charge around 160 euros and can take 4-5 people. We can provide telephone nos. if required. Here is a useful website for Nice Airport<\/a>, it gives access to transfer information etc, but because time tables are seasonal, it’s probably better to get there and compare the options above.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Transfers from Nice to St Tropez Transfers from Nice Airport (60 miles away) take about 1 hour 30 mins to St.Tropez in our minibus van. It takes slightly longer by bus or train, depending on connections and traffic. Our Transfer Service If required, we will transfer our clients to and from Nice airport as efficiently as<\/p>\n
\nA map of Marines de Cogolin<\/a> showing where exactly we are on the Marina
\nA map showing the Final Approach<\/a> on local roads
\nA useful map of the Gulf of St. Tropez<\/a>
\nA Location map<\/a><\/p>\nTransfer Yourselves<\/h4>\n
If you choose to use Public Transport or circumstances dictate that it is the better option, then read the following suggestions. We use the buses & trains all the time and find it no problem . For small groups, renting a budget car can be cheaper than our transfers or why not Hire a Car ONE WAY ONLY dropping it off in St Tropez. We will collect you from St Tropez.<\/h6>\n
Car Rental<\/h3>\n
\nSome companies include damage waiver insurance but if you don’t take out the optional extra insurance – Do Not<\/i><\/b> prang your car, it’s expensive
\nMost Car Rentals are based close to Terminal 2 within short walking distance.
\nSIXT<\/b> tends to be the cheapest car hire co. Terminal 2. Their Web page is : http:\/\/www.sixt.com<\/a>
\nEUROPCAR<\/b> is the one we seem to use the most. Go to : http:\/\/www.europcar.co.uk<\/a>
\nHOLIDAY AUTOS<\/b> another cheap Car Rental at Terminal 2. Their Web site is : http:\/\/www.holidayautos.co.uk<\/a>
\nEASYCAR<\/b> are also cheap and offer nice little ‘A’ class mercs. They are no longer owned by Easyjet and are not<\/b><\/i> at Terminal 2, but are still easy to get to, the free shuttle will take you there. You can print a map when you book online. Web page is : http:\/\/www.easycar.com\/eng\/default.asp
\n<\/a>If you drive you should take the Autoroute A8 ( direction Marseille & Antibes ), which will cost about \u00a33 in peages. Leave the A8 at the Frejus\/St.Raphael turnoff ( Junction 38 ) and after driving the short distance from the autoroute to Frejus, you drive the rest of the journey along the N98, the fabulous coastline, always following the St.Tropez signs<\/b><\/i>. Check out ‘final approach’ (link above).<\/p>\nBus\/Bus<\/h3>\n
Terminal 1<\/h4>\n
Terminal 2<\/h4>\n
\nTerminal 1 seems to have a better choice of buses and a bigger bus station so it might be worth catching the FREE<\/b> terminal shuttle (every 10 mins). This shuttle is also useful for groups who arrive at different Terminals on different airlines, for getting together.
\nThe bus travels along the A8 Auturoute to St.Raphael. Change at the St.Raphael Bus Station for St.Tropez (normally it is the 1st bay). You will need to ask for La Foux, Marines de Cogolin. La Foux (pronounced ‘la foox’) is where the Geant Hypermarket and MacDonalds is, and the bus stops just after the St Tropez exit sign opposite MDA Electrical shop. Don’t be alarmed if the bus goes off to the villages of Grimaud and Cogolin before coming back to La Foux. The whole trip costs about \u00a320 from Nice. When you arrive best to call 0033674747257 walk across the road to MDA and wait there, we will come and pick you up.<\/p>\nBus\/Train\/Bus<\/h3>\n
Train\/Bus<\/h3>\n
\nIf you have any doubts then use Google Maps and Street View to rehearse the route.
\nTravel light because it’s a 10 minute walk from the main road, around the marina, to the apartment if<\/b><\/i> we can’t come and get you !<\/p>\nHire Car<\/h3>\n