Cannes Train Station car hire, tailor-made for you
Famous for the iconic film festival that attracts stars from far and wide, Cannes, in the south of France, is undoubtedly one of the most glamorous and luxurious locations in the world. It’s also incredibly beautiful and boasts idyllic beaches, historic architecture, top restaurants and world-class shopping. On your arrival at Cannes, organise an Avis hire car from the city’s train station and enjoy the iconic French Riviera to the fullest.
We make car rental easy, because we know you can’t wait to feel the freedom of the road and get the very most out of your stay. Wherever your travels take you, the keys are waiting for you to unlock the world.
Plan your journey from Cannes Train Station
Cannes needs no introduction. While it may be one of the most well-known cities in the world, it has many different sides to discover. From Cannes Train Station, all that the city has to offer is within a short drive.
To get in touch with its cultural heart, head straight to the old town - Le Suquet. This was once the fisherman’s quarter and features characterful and narrow streets, traditional restaurants and historic monuments. Don’t miss visiting Cannes Castle, which is perched at the top of the old town, overlooking the bustling quays and Mediterranean sea. The Musée de la Castre is housed inside the castle and is well worth visiting too. As is the Notre Dame de l'Espérance, a medieval church located next to the castle.
The coastline of Cannes has a number of beaches for visitors to enjoy. While many are private and can be accessed by paying a day fee, there are also public beaches, such as Plage de la Bocca and Plages du Midi, ideal for soaking up the sun, sea and sand. For those in search of active pursuits, an array of water sports can be enjoyed in Cannes, like kite surfing, snorkelling and stand up paddleboarding. Beach volleyball is another popular activity and there are courts set up on some of the beaches.
As always, Cannes remains a popular playground with the rich and famous, and you’re likely to see plenty of yachts bobbing in the sea while you’re here. But there’s much more to this city than the glitz and glamour.
With an Avis hire car, you’ll be able to explore Cannes and its surroundings at your own leisure.
Frequent renters get upgraded – and additional days for free – by signing up for Avis Preferred loyalty benefits. Simply choose a date and time and we’ll prepare your quality hire car.
Beyond Cannes Train Station
Whether you head inland or decide to follow the coastal roads, there’s plenty to see and do on road trips outside of Cannes.Antibes
Located on the beautiful Côte d'Azur in the south of France, Antibes is just a 30-minute drive from Cannes via the D6007. This picturesque seaside town is brimming with historic charm. The characterful cobbled streets and buildings in the old town have attracted many writers and artists over the centuries, including the legendary Pablo Picasso.
Don't miss visiting the Château Grimaldi, which houses the Picasso Museum, featuring paintings and drawings that he completed in the town. Another gem is the waterfront area that’s split between the old harbour and the ultra-upscale Port Vauban, where luxurious yachts are moored.
Nice
One of France's most visited cities, Nice occupies a sunny position on the French Riviera. From spectacular scenery and historic sights to world-class restaurants and shopping, there's always plenty to do and see here.
Don't miss visiting the city's exceptional museums, which include the Musée Marc Chagall, featuring some of the artist's stained glass pieces, and the Musée des Arts Asiatiques, where work from India, China, south-east Asia and other parts of the world can be admired. A beautiful and tranquil part of the city is Parc Phoenix – a botanical garden boasting thousands of plants. All of this is reachable within a 40-minute drive from Cannes on the A8.
Discover the delights of Cannes and the south of France at your own pace by hiring your car at Cannes Train Station. Then, just sit back and enjoy the drive.