Cheap Car Hire Antibes

France is a wonderful place to hire a car and explore all the sights, so why not check out our fantastic prices. We compare the rates from all the leading suppliers and offer you the best deal. We cater for all kinds of vehicles whether you are looking for an off-roader to go through rough terrain or looking for a convertible to enjoy the suns hire. You will find the vehicle you are looking for. All our rates come fully inclusive with collision damage waiver, insurance, theft waiver and 3rd party liability insurance. There is also unlimited mileage on all our cars so you can drive around France as much as you like!

After hiring a car you can go and explore some of the nearby places. The most visited places include Nice, Grasse, Monaco, Draguignan and Castellane. For anyone who visits this area, Nice is a must see place. The city itself has many things to see and do, so put this on top of your list. You will have to travel around 22 km (13.4 miles) from Antibes, so you can expect a driving time of 20 minutes if you use the main roads. To go and visit Grasse will take you 20 minutes in the car.
For your information, the towns and cities of Juan-les-Pins, Vallauris, Biot, Sophia Antipolis and Villeneuve-Loubet are also close by.

There are plenty of attractions and things to see around the local area, so hire a car and you will be free to explore. Antibes boasts a number of Valley, including Vallon des Vaux, Vallon de la Gravière, Vallon de Nans, Vallon de la Combe, Vallon de Saint-Antonin and Vallon de Mairola. You will find the Church's of Notre-Dame, Nice Cathedral (Kathedrale von Nizza), Sainte Jeanne d'Arc Church (Kirche der heiligen Johanna) and Madonna della Costa located not far away.

A full list of the most popular attractions can be seen below, but you will find locally the Lake of Lac de Saint-Cassien and Lac de Castillon, the Dam of Barrage de Chaudanne and Barrage de Castillon, the Nature Reserve of Réserve Sous-marine de Monaco, the Racetrack of Circuit de Monaco, the Ruins of Bussana Vecchia and the Stadium of Stade Louis II (Stade Louis Deux).