Set off from the Port of Nice, on boat trips to not-to-be-missed destinations along the French Riviera! Cannes, Saint Tropez, Monaco, the Lérins Islands, the Corniche d’Or, and more. Enjoy these captivating landscapes in complete peace and quiet. Book your crossing on the ferry operators’ websites and make your way to the jetty near Lympia car park, where you can take advantage of our special parking rate.
Sainte-Marguerite Island is the largest of the Lérins Islands. As soon as you set foot on the island, you will be taken in by its imposing 152-hectare forest – the most visited in France – and its delicate fragrance of pine and eucalyptus. You can follow the signposted paths leading to the Étangs des Batéguier, or explore all the nooks and crannies of the Fort Royal. For those who prefer to relax, Sainte-Marguerite Island boasts 18 beaches.
Departing from the Port of Nice, take a boat along the Corniche d’Or, a renowned 40 km-long section of road between Fréjus and La Napoule. Discover an exceptional landscape, characterised by the contrast between the flamboyant colours of the tree-covered Estérel Massif, and the blue of the Mediterranean. Amongst this wild landscape, you can admire numerous coves and inlets, with their characteristic red sand.
Discover the city that epitomises film-making and its world-famous Croisette lined with luxury hotels. Indulge in a spot of window-shopping, taking in the famous luxury boutiques, try your luck in one of the casinos, or relax and unwind on one of Cannes’ sunny beaches.
When you arrive in the Port of Cannes, start with a stroll through the Suquet neighbourhood and its narrow streets dating back to medieval times, visit the Musée de la Castre and admire the view from the castle overlooking the hill.
A world-renowned seaside resort, Saint-Tropez is a popular destination on the French Riviera. After just over an hour-long crossing from the Old Port, you will call at St-Tropez, a town rich in cultural and architectural treasures steeped in Provençal heritage, and with a buzzing night life. Wander around the Place des Lices, enjoy a coffee outside a café whilst taking in the magnificent yachts towering in the port, or settle down on one of the town’s famous beaches.
Clinging to the rock overlooking the sea, Monaco combines ancient and ultra-modern architecture. You will have the chance to discover the Prince’s palace, its cathedral, and its oceanographic museum. You can also admire the Monte Carlo Casino and Opera, designed by the renowned architect Charles Garnier. Its exotic garden, boasting over 900 plant species, is an ideal spot for a stroll and some relaxation.
Depending on the programme of major events, Trans Côte d’Azur organises several crossings from the Port of Nice. If you head for Cannes, you can enjoy a breathtaking view from the bay of the fireworks set off at the Festival of Pyrotechnic Art, take great photos during the Royal Regatta, set sail for Monaco, or admire the extraordinary panoramic views which the whole length of the Bay offers…
Heading off on a boat trip from the Port of Nice? You can leave your vehicle at Lympia car park or Phare car park at the reduced rate of €10/24hrs simply by providing proof of travel. To take advantage of the special offer, you need to pay for your ticket in advance at the car park manager’s office at Port Lympia Car Park, on Level -1.
Fancy a boat trip out to sea with your family? Contact Rent My Boat on Quai Lunel and take advantage of its boat rental offers. Boats available at an hourly rate, for half-days, full days, and more. The nautical centre can provide you with motor boats with or without a licence, and is open from 10 am to 6 pm, Tuesday to Sunday, from April to June, then 7 days a week from 9 am to 7 pm from July to September. Port Lympia car park is located right next to the nautical centre, guaranteeing stress-free parking before you set sail.
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