The longest run on the map, and the only one where departure time changes everything: 107 km, 1 hr 34 off-season, up to three hours on an August Saturday. Fare locked from €321, however long the traffic lasts.
The price is set at booking and never changes, whatever the traffic.
We track your flight and adjust to delays in real time.
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Wait starts at actual landing time, at no extra charge.
On paper the route is simple: the A8 west, beyond Fréjus, to exit 36 at Le Muy, then down to the gulf through Sainte-Maxime. In practice it is far less so. The 107 km take around 1 hr 34 off-season; in July and August the single-lane stretch along the water between Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Tropez can double the journey on its own.
On this route the departure time matters more than the distance. A morning flight sails through; a late-afternoon arrival on a summer weekend is paid for in hours. That is also the point of the fixed fare: the ride is charged the same whether it takes an hour and a half or three.
The Vieux Port, Place des Lices and the Ponche quarter are reachable by car outside closure periods, with a drop-off as close as the pedestrian lanes allow. Pampelonne beaches sit in the commune of Ramatuelle and are reached by narrow tracks where the exact name of the beach or club matters more than the postal address. Gassin and the hillside villas demand the same precision.
Unlike Cannes, Antibes or Monaco, no express line links Nice airport to Saint-Tropez. The alternatives are a helicopter, or the road to Sainte-Maxime followed by a seasonal boat shuttle. A private transfer remains the only direct, door-to-door link, available year-round and at any hour.
No express bus makes the direct link. That leaves a helicopter, the road to Sainte-Maxime followed by a seasonal boat shuttle, or a private door-to-door transfer available all year. Allow 1 hr 34 off-peak.
About 1 hr 34 for 107 km off-season. In July and August the Sainte-Maxime to Saint-Tropez stretch can push the journey to two and a half hours, or three on a weekend.
No. The fare is locked at booking: the ride costs the same whether it takes an hour and a half or three hours. This is precisely the route where that guarantee counts most.
Yes. Those addresses belong to the commune of Ramatuelle and are reached by narrow tracks: give the name of the beach, club or estate rather than an approximate postal address.
The vehicle is chosen from the number of passengers and bags given at booking. State them at quote stage so capacity is guaranteed before departure.
