Supercars — Nice

From €20,000 per day.

One car. That is the entire supercar allocation in our Nice fleet — a deliberate constraint, not a limitation. When a single machine carries the weight of the category, it must justify its place without qualification. At a daily rate from €20,000, this is not a casual addition to a holiday itinerary. It is a calculated decision, typically made weeks in advance by drivers who understand what separates a fast car from a supercar and who want the latter on roads that deserve it. The three corniche routes climbing east from Nice toward Monaco and La Turbie are precisely that kind of road: elevation changes measured in hundreds of metres over a few kilometres, sequences of switchbacks that reward throttle control and mid-corner composure, and sight lines that open without warning onto the full sweep of the coast below Èze. The Grande Corniche, in particular, suits a supercar's character. Long, committed curves at altitude with minimal traffic compared to the coastal D6098. Early morning, before tour coaches claim the hairpins, the road belongs to whoever arrived first. Handover is arranged to fit your schedule — Nice Côte d'Azur Airport terminals, a residence in Cimiez, a hotel along the Promenade, or a private address in Cap-Ferrat. The car comes to you, prepared and fuelled, with a walkthrough on its specific controls and driving modes before you take the wheel. Because the allocation is singular, availability is genuinely finite. May brings concentrated demand around the Monaco Grand Prix and Cannes Film Festival, and both events tend to lock the calendar early. If your dates fall in that window, the conversation should start well before your flight is booked.