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Menton is the last French town before Italy, and perhaps the sunniest on the Riviera. Its baroque old town tumbles down to the sea in shades of ochre and pink, lemon trees grow in its gardens and the Italian border is just minutes away. With a Nice to Menton private driver, you can enjoy it all in a single relaxed day, or arrive straight from the airport to your hotel.
Menton is around 40 kilometres from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport. By private car, the journey usually takes 40 to 50 minutes via the A8 motorway, or longer along the coast for the views.
The Basse Corniche runs past Villefranche, Beaulieu, Èze-sur-Mer and Monaco before reaching Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and Menton. It is slower, but every bend reveals a new bay. Ask your chauffeur to take it one way and the motorway the other.
For a Nice airport to Menton transfer, your driver monitors your flight, waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign and includes 60 minutes of waiting time, child seats and luggage. See our airport transfers.
Climb the staircases of the old town to the Basilica of Saint-Michel-Archange, a baroque jewel whose square overlooks the sea. Your chauffeur can drop you at the top so the walk is all downhill.
The artist had a deep bond with Menton. His works are displayed in a modern museum on the seafront and in the small Bastion by the harbour.
Thanks to its exceptionally mild climate, Menton is a garden town. The Serre de la Madone and the Val Rahmeh botanical garden showcase rare and tropical plants. These sites are spread around the hills, so a car makes visiting them far easier.
Every February, the Menton lemon festival fills the town with giant sculptures made of citrus fruit, parades and night shows. It is one of the most popular winter events on the Riviera, and parking is very limited. Booking a chauffeur early is the best way to enjoy it.
Just before Menton, the medieval village of Roquebrune perches on a hill crowned by a castle. Below, the Cap Martin coastal path follows the shore between villas and pines. It is an easy stop on the way, and the Monte-Carlo Country Club, home to the spring tennis tournament, is nearby.
Menton is the gateway to the Italian Riviera. In a few minutes you can be in Ventimiglia, known for its large weekly market, or continue to Sanremo, with its flower town charm and its famous casino. A Menton to Italy day trip with a private driver means no border timetables and no parking hunts.
Food lovers will enjoy our Italian Riviera gastronomic full-day tour, and shoppers our trip to the Serravalle Designer Outlet.
Monaco is only 15 minutes from Menton. Spend the morning in the gardens and the old town, then the afternoon at the Prince's Palace or the casino. Read our chauffeur service in Monaco guide, or keep a driver all day with our hourly chauffeur service.
All cars are less than three years old, with Wi-Fi, chargers and bottled water. Drivers speak French and English, and Russian on request.
With a chauffeur in Menton, you can enjoy the town, its gardens and a taste of Italy in a single, unhurried day.
Menton is known for its gentle climate, which makes it pleasant even in winter.
Many visitors choose Menton as a peaceful base for exploring the eastern Riviera. Monaco is 15 minutes away, Nice under an hour, and Sanremo within easy reach. Our hourly chauffeur service is ideal for a few days of flexible outings from your hotel or villa.
Around 40 to 50 minutes via the motorway, more along the coastal road.
It takes place every year in February. Book your chauffeur early, as parking in town is very limited.
Yes. Ventimiglia is minutes away and Sanremo is easily reached for a half or full day.
France and Italy are both in the Schengen area, so there is no systematic border control. Carry a valid ID or passport anyway, as checks can take place.
Sunshine, lemons and Italy on the horizon: let Karte Blanche drive you there from Nice. Book your Menton chauffeur now.
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