Luxury car rental in Antibes with Zeus Prestige is delivered to a villa on the Cap, a hotel in Juan-les-Pins, the old town or Port Vauban. Rent or hire a supercar, a sports car, a convertible, an exotic or a luxury SUV and pick your road: the coast of the Cap d'Antibes with the roof down, the Loup gorges in a sports car, and the hill villages of the Var for a long grand tourer day.
Antipolis began as a Greek colony founded by Phocaeans from Massalia, which current research dates to the 4th century BC. The Grimaldi lords built the Château Grimaldi after receiving the lordship of Antibes in 1385, and Henry II ordered the Fort Carré built in 1550. Picasso lived in the château for six months in 1946, and the town bought it in 1926 and restored it as a museum.
Antibes is the second most populous commune in the Alpes-Maritimes after Nice. Port Vauban holds more than 2,000 moorings and can take vessels over 100 metres long, and Juan-les-Pins, the beach resort within the commune, has hosted the Jazz à Juan festival every July since 1960. On the Cap, Gustave Thuret bought five hectares in 1857 and began the park that is now the Villa Thuret botanical garden. Inland, the roads climb quickly into the hills.
A convertible is made for this loop. Follow the coast road around the Cap d'Antibes, a peninsula of villas and gardens. Villa Eilenroc has an 11-hectare park designed by Jacques Greber, and a chapel stands beside the Garoupe lighthouse. With the roof down, the salt air comes straight into the cabin and the sea flashes between the hedges at every bend. Take it slowly, stop where the view opens, and give the car the rest of the afternoon in the sun.
This is a road for a sports car or a supercar. The Loup has cut its gorge through the Maritime Alps, and the road follows it past Bar-sur-Loup and Tourrettes-sur-Loup, where a violet festival fills the streets every March. Gourdon, a member of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, sits on a peak with steep slopes falling to the river, and its château has gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. The bends tighten, the drop beside the wheel opens up, and your pulse climbs while your palms dampen. By the time you reach the coast again, the car is quiet and you are still buzzing.
Choose a grand tourer, a prestige car or a luxury SUV for this unhurried day. Head west into the Var, where the perched villages of the Pays de Fayence overlook the plain between the southern Alps and the Esterel. Fayence has an aerodrome that counts among the most active gliding airfields in Europe. Seillans, listed among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, climbs to a castle and a 13th-century church, and its steep medieval centre is explored on foot. Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning made their home here in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Between the villages the leather stays cool and the cabin hushes the miles.
Yes. Your car arrives wherever you are staying, from a villa on the Cap d'Antibes to a hotel in Juan-les-Pins or a property in the old town. Send us the address and your dates, and the handover fits around your stay.
Yes. The airports serving Antibes are Nice Côte d'Azur (NCE), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LFMN), and Cannes-Mandelieu (CEQ, ICAO LFMD), and we deliver to both.
Pick the car for the road you have in mind. A convertible suits the loop around the Cap d'Antibes, a sports car or supercar suits the Gorges du Loup, and the day out to Fayence and Seillans calls for a grand tourer, a luxury SUV or a prestige car.
Bar-sur-Loup and Tourrettes-sur-Loup lie along the gorge, and Gourdon stands on a peak above the river.
Yes. Antibes sits between Cannes and Nice, which puts Monaco in easy reach to the east and Saint-Tropez to the west.
Choose from our sports cars, cabriolets, supercars, exotics and SUVs, tell us where you are staying in Antibes, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.