Privat biltransfer från Nice till Avignon

The best stops along the way include Aix-en-Provence, Camp des Milles, and Chateau de la Barben. Aix-en-Provence is not only a historical landmark but a shopper’s paradise. Camp des Milles is an insightful former internment camp that's now one of UNESCO's headquarters, and Chateau de la Barben is a stunning, private manor.

Yes, visiting Avignon is definitely worth it. It may not be as popular and trendy as other French cities like Paris, but Avignon is the perfect destination for history geeks. Points of interest include the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the Palais des Papes and the Pont Saint-Bénézet.

Definitely. The drive along the coast offers views of the Mediterranean, and inland routes pass through Provençal towns and the countryside. Using Daytrip can further enhance this experience, as you can include sightseeing stops with local insights from your driver to your door-to-door car transfer.

Taking the train is convenient. The average train ticket price is $61 (56 euros). Be sure to book your tickets in advance to secure the best prices and availability. But, unlike in other cities, there are days when trains are limited.

The fastest way is by train, which takes only about three hours. This option is convenient and allows you to avoid traffic. But that doesn’t make it your best choice. A road trip with Daytrip takes about the same amount of time, but you can enrich your travel experience by exploring the French countryside at your own pace.

You can take a train, which is fast and convenient. Alternatively, you can ride a bus, but the trip can take up to around 4.5 hours. Renting a car is another option, giving you more flexibility. Or, you can book a private car transfer with Daytrip and enjoy a door-to-door ride in about 3 hours. Or turn your ride into an adventure with enriching sightseeing stops!