What is the fastest way to get from the Nice Airport (Cote dÁzur) in France to St. Tropez?

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Conrad asked:


I arrive in August (high season) at around 5pm…I heard that the roads can be totally jammed and maybe there are other *affordable* ways to get to St. Tropez (boat??). If you have an answer, please provide a link to the recommended solution. Merci/Thank you!

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6 Responses to “What is the fastest way to get from the Nice Airport (Cote dÁzur) in France to St. Tropez?”

  1. wiz Says:

    Hoverboard.

  2. Arzuita Says:

    Take the train is the best way to travel cheep, safe and fast.
    My parents live in Nice :)

  3. tonevault Says:

    Duh. Train! It’s a gorgeous train ride!

  4. kafka2003 Says:

    Well, from Nice to St Tropez it can be a pain by car and the is no train station is St Tropez, but you have options

    If you leave Nice early, traffic should not be that bad between Ste Maxime & St Tropez. If all you will be doing is visiting St Tropez, a car would be a big “drag” – parking is either non-existant or expensive, unless you know where to park & don’t mind walking for 10-20 mins to the center of town.

    Take a boat – the coast is quite pretty between La Napoule & St Raphael, and as you approch St Tropez.

    You can easily take a train to St-Raphael and a bus from there to St-Tropez. Buses leave from the St-Raphael train station (5/day, 80 min). Boats between St-Raphael and St-Tropez go twice a day (60 min).

  5. Paul S Says:

    I agree with Kafka. You can take a train _almost_ to St. Tropez, but you have to catch the bus the rest of the way, which means you’ll face the traffic. I’ve sat in a bus in St. Tropez rush hour traffic (which is pretty much anytime other than early morning) far longer than I cared to. If there’s a boat, that’d be great, but I don’t know anything about that. Barring a boat, just make sure that you get there as early as you can, and give yourself extra time on the way out.

    At 5 PM I suspect you’ll be facing some real traffic, though it might not be as bad going into St. Tropez as coming out. I’ve never gone in during the afternoon.

  6. bournemouth_blue Says:

    call a bloke called monty who drinks in the english pub in port grimaud. he,ll pick you up and charge you a bloody fortune and give you his life story.

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