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Stations

Your chauffeur is waiting at the station

Ten stations served, from TGV to TER. And for each one, the only thing that really matters: where a car can actually stop.

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Fixed price, tolls and waiting time included · Free cancellation up to 24 h before

  • Fixed price, everything includedVAT, tolls, luggage: the price you see is the price you pay.
  • Flight trackingYour chauffeur adjusts the time if your flight lands early or late.
  • 60 min free waiting timeTime to collect your luggage without rushing.
  • Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before pick-up.
Why one page per station

A station is not an address

On paper, a station has an address and a forecourt. In practice, Monaco’s sits fourteen levels underground, Cannes’ has its drop-off zone on the expressway running above the platforms, and Saint-Raphaël’s is reached from a street that is not its official address. Station by station, we have recorded where a car can genuinely stop — and we cite the source.

The train number is enough

We follow its real running time. A late train does not cost you a wasted transfer: the pick-up time moves with it, at no extra charge.

The drop-off point, agreed in advance

Agreed before you arrive, from the station’s actual layout — not from a rough plan found online.

Fixed price, everything included

Tolls, VAT, luggage and complimentary waiting time. The amount shown before payment is the amount you pay.

Frequently asked questions

A station transfer in practice

The help centre answers the rest.

Help centre

How much does a transfer to a train station cost?

From Nice Airport, from €48 including VAT for the whole vehicle: Nice-Ville from €48, Antibes from €69.37, Cannes from €81.02, Menton from €93.40, Monaco from €94.10. The price is fixed, with tolls and luggage included, and it is shown before payment.

Does the chauffeur wait if my train is late?

Yes. Give us your train number when you book: we follow its real running time and the pick-up time moves with it. A station offers nowhere to wait for long — which is exactly why the chauffeur moves into position at the right moment rather than circling.

Where exactly does the chauffeur meet me?

At the drop-off zone, or at the station’s documented stopping point, given on each page. Some stations have no forecourt a car can reach — Monaco’s is entirely underground, Cannes’ drop-off sits above the platforms: the meeting point is agreed before you arrive, not improvised on the platform.

Can I book a transfer between a station and an airport?

Yes, and it is the journey we are asked for most: Nice-Ville station to Nice Airport, Aix-en-Provence TGV to Marseille-Provence, Saint-Raphaël to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The price is fixed and known before payment.

Does the price change at night or at weekends?

No. The price shown is the price you pay, by day or by night, on a weekday or a Sunday, whatever the traffic.

A black Novalia sedan parked facing the Mediterranean, ready for a transfer

Your train pulls in, your car is there

Enter the station and your address: the fixed price appears in seconds.

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