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Getting Around the French Riviera

When on holiday in your deluxe hotel or luxury holiday villa on the French Riviera the temptation to spend your time in a sun lounger and not to move for the period of your holiday will be strong, but the south of France is way to beautiful not to be explored. Getting out is a superb idea in order to really absorb the beauty of France. There are numerous options for getting round the area.

Rail Travel

Express trains from Paris and Italy serve the south of France. Once there, the main train line runs from Monaco through Nice to Cannes and then on to Marseille. This is a favorite method of getting about and highly recommended during major events like the Cannes Film Festival or the Monaco Grand Prix. If you are a rail fan, there are 2 picturesque journeys not to be missed: the 96km Nice/Ventimiglia/Cuneo line that takes in 81 tunnels, and the Train des Pignes running from Pleasant to Digne, which is the last 1-meter gauge train line in operation on the Cote d'Azur. Both offer excellent access to scenic mountain vistas and tiny, quaint towns that may instead be missed.

Go by Car

Driving on the French Riviera is a act of bravery. Not only is the accident rate very high, but local traffic signs are vague at best. The primary roadway, the A8 Autoroute, will take motorists from the Italian border to Aix en Provence and Marseille. It is densely crowded at the top of the season and can be quite nerve racking. The inland roads lean towards the narrow and the rocky, with sickening twists and turns. Roundabouts and traffic circles abound, and with them the particular confusion they generate. If you opt to see the South of France by car, expect to get lost and to want an additional bottle of wine at the end of the day.

Go by Bus - For the Intrepid

First, there is not any unified bus system in the south of France. Expect the info on bus times to be "flexible" and hard to make sense of. If you like bus trips, our best guidance is to get to the major area where you'll be based primarily on holiday and opt for bus travel to do day trips. It's an wonderful way to see the country with another individual behind the wheel, but don't be surprised if you wind up some place that's a totally surprising.

Travel by Water

Boat tours are available in all of the coastal towns and some are even evening excursions. Evening trips like the mini cruise out to the island of Sainte Marguerite are particularly popular. This particular trip is a pretty way to see the lights of Cannes. You will need a reservation for day cruises that should be made well in advance of your actual holiday. If you're particularly at home on the water, you may charter a yacht.

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