Transferência de carro particular de Marseille para Nice

200km
Só de ida
A partir de € 76 por pessoa
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Transferência privada em 2 h 20 min

200km
Só de ida
A partir de € 76 por pessoa
Confiado por mais de 2 milhões de viajantes felizes em 130 países
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Serviço porta-a-porta

Partida e destino em qualquer endereço

Rastreamento de voo incluído

Seu motorista aguardará se o seu voo atrasar

Motorista profissional que fala inglês

Especialista local, totalmente licenciado e segurado

Veículo limpo e com ar-condicionado

Passeio confortável com controle climático

Cancelamento gratuito

Cancele até 24 horas antes da partida

Bagagem incluída

1 mala e 1 bagagem de mão por passageiro

Sua viagem em um relance

2 h 20 min
200km
Motorista privado
Partida

O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Marseille.

Ajuda com a sua bagagem
Viagem

Você viajará com conforto por 2 h 20 min.

Proibido fumar
Assentos infantis
Aceita animais de estimação
Ar condicionado
Carro limpo e confortável
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Cancelamento gratuito
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Nice

O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Nice.

Serviço porta-a-porta
Distância total↔ 200 km
Tempo estimado2 h 20 min

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  • Assentos infantis disponíveis mediante solicitação
  • Viagem aceita animais de estimação
  • 1 bagagem despachada + 1 mala de mão por passageiro
  • Bagagem extra ou de grandes dimensões pode ser adicionada
  • Pagamento flexível: cartão online ou dinheiro ao motorista
  • Cancelamento gratuito 24 horas antes da partida
  • As gorjetas não estão incluídas (opcionais ~10%)
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Overview: car trip from Marseille to Nice

What could be more romantic than a trip to the sun-drenched French Riviera? Many little towns are dotted along the Côte d'Azur: Èze, Antibes, and the famous Cannes. As you travel towards the east, you'll finally reach Nice, the largest city on the French Riviera.

The colorful, Italian-culture-influenced architecture that lines the narrow streets, and the soothing sound of the blue-hued waves as you walk along the promenade are just a few things that describe this charming city. You can expect nothing less from your car trip from Marseille to Nice!

There is no better way to soak in all the views the car trip from Marseille to Nice has to offer than by securing a door-to-door private car service, such as Daytrip. Imagine having someone to take you on a road trip along the beautiful Mediterranean coast without worrying about anything else!

Daytrip is not just a mode of transportation, as your driver will also let you stop at the sightseeing places of your choice. The graceful Aix-en-Provence, the historic Basilique Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, and so much more await you!

About Nice

Nice is a city of history as colorful as the houses lined along its charming streets. When the city was founded by Greeks back in 350 BC it was known as Nike. For several centuries, Nice was under the control of the Kingdom of Sardinia. After the French Revolution, France annexed the city, and in 1860 it became part of France. During World War II, Nice was occupied by both Italians and Germans and was heavily damaged.

Despite the hardship, this charming city eventually flourished and experienced post-war growth, becoming one of the most popular destinations in France. The magnificent Promenade des Anglais, stretching along the Mediterranean coast, attracts visitors like a magnet. You could spend hours walking back and forth, watching the deep blue water sparkle as if it was sprinkled with magic dust.

While you will see many people walking along, something about the promenade radiates calmness, either the tides slowly splashing along the coast, the joggers or leisure walkers passing by, or planes that smoothly glide across the Mediterranean Sea. If you go down the stairs to where the sea stretches along the pebbled coastline, you will find the perfect setting for a romantic evening, as the sun slowly hides behind the horizon.

Nice offers everything for the perfect French Riviera experience. You will be charmed by the history that weaves through its ancient streets and buildings, lovely restaurants and terraces for a sip of French coffee, and locals who speak with a strong Italian-influenced French accent.

From Marseille to Nice: travel tips

Ensure that your dreamy Côte d'Azur trip from Marseille to Nice goes smoothly with these essential travel tips!

Get the museum pass

Are you planning to explore Nice’s museums? Then the Pass Musées is a must! This pass will give you access to a list of museums for 4 days, and it costs just $16 (€15), which is not a lot, considering that the entry fee to most museums in Nice is from over $5 to $10 (€5-€10).

Bring your reusable water bottle

There's no need to purchase plastic water bottles when you can easily find free potable water fountains throughout the city, some even offering sparkling water.

Consider getting a public transport pass

Nice can be easily explored by public transport. If you plan to stay in the city for a few days, consider getting one of the contactless cards which will save you time, as you won’t have to buy a separate ticket for each ride. The most convenient card for travelers is La Carte.

How to get from Marseille to Nice

When it comes to Marseille to Nice transfer, it all depends on your budget, schedule, and expectations. Here are some of the transportation options you can choose from:

From Marseille to Nice by bus

The most budget-friendly option to reach Nice is by bus. Here are two bus companies that offer this route:

  • Flixbus: lowest ticket prices starting from just over $13 (€12) | Travel time: around 3 to 3.5 hours.
  • ALSA: cheapest tickets starting from almost $29 (€27) | Travel time: 2 hours and 24 minutes.

Make sure you check the official website of each company for the timetable. The buses depart several times a day.

From Marseille to Nice by train

SNCF is the national French railway company that offers a route from Marseille to Nice with three different trains: TGV (high-speed), TER (regional), and OUIGO (low-cost). Make sure to review the timetable and prices for each train, as they vary. The least expensive train tickets on the SNCF website start from over $24 (€23).

From Marseille to Nice by private car service

While the options mentioned above might be convenient for budget travelers, a private car service, like Daytrip, will take you to Nice in just 2 hours and 20 minutes. It is also a great option for those who want to explore more of what the charming Azure Coast has to offer. Your English-speaking driver will be happy to share the best insider tips only locals know, thus enhancing your experience.

Daytrip’s priority is your comfort and flexibility. As you hit the road, you will be greeted by the most breathtaking views of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. You can not only schedule the trip according to your needs but also make it yours by adding personalized stops as you drive along the coast.

One of the stops you cannot miss is Aix-en-Provence, which is a town steeped in centuries-long history. Stretch your legs and have a walk down its peaceful tree-lined Le Cours Mirabeau boulevard and admire the La Rotonde fountain enriched with impressive sculptures. As you are not behind the wheel, you should definitely add the Sainte Roseline Castle to your itinerary to explore the vineyards and taste their great wine.

Things to do when you get to Nice

Once you drop off the Daytrip’s private car, it's finally time to explore the city. Here are some recommendations that will make your trip special:

Wander around the Old Town

You've probably come across many recommendations to visit specific museums and historic monuments, which are undoubtedly worth a visit. However, there is no better way to get to know Nice than by exploring it spontaneously. Stroll through its narrow cobblestoned streets that are lined with yellow-hued houses adorned with lovely green shutters which get a special charm after rain. Explore Nice’s markets to smell the freshly cut flowers or find a unique souvenir at the artisan stands, thus getting a glimpse of local life.

Get the best views from the Caste Hill

While the castle no longer exists, La Colline du Château is the perfect place to soak in the best panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The top of the hill is 92 meters above sea level, so be prepared for some hiking. And you will not only be rewarded by mesmerizing views once you are on the top; the hill is filled with lush gardens and other viewpoints as you make your way up.

Have a taste of the French Riviera

The culinary delights from Nice are known for being healthy and filled with Mediterranean flavors. Here are three dishes that you must try:

  • Salade Niçoise: a healthy salad made of cucumbers, eggs, tuna, olives, and vinaigrette dressing. Perfect for the warmer days!
  • Socca: a traditional street food. It is a chickpea pancake which is served hot.
  • Ratatouille: either a main or side dish that is made of different vegetables such as eggplants, tomatoes, zucchini, onions, green peppers, garlic, and olive oil.

Make a day trip to Monaco

While Nice is a city with plenty to offer, it is often a gateway to go on a day trip to nearby Monaco. You can definitely explore the main points of interest in just one day! Several buses (either #600 or 601) depart from Nice to Monaco throughout the day but you can also go with Daytrip. The route is very popular, but if you opt for Daytrip's private car service, you won’t have to worry about not getting a seat.

When is the best time to visit Nice

The best time to visit Nice is during the spring or fall shoulder seasons, (May, September, and October ideally). You will avoid most of the tourist crowds and also enjoy slightly lower prices. Temperatures usually range from 59°F to 77°F (15-25°C, perfect weather to enjoy outdoor activities and terraces and stroll along the promenade. However, it's worth noting that it can get quite windy close to the coast in October.

On the other hand, if you plan more indoor activities, such as visiting museums, then the low season, which is from November to April, is also a great time to visit Nice. In these months the temperatures range from 50°F to 59°F (10-15°C) and crowds and prices are at their lowest.

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