Convertibles — Nice

From €350 per day.

Eighteen convertibles sit in our Nice collection, and no two requests play out the same way. Some clients want the Ferrari Roma Spider for a late-afternoon run along the Basse Corniche toward Cap-Ferrat, roof stowed, the limestone cliffs of Villefranche sliding past at a pace that lets them actually look. Others book the BMW 430i Cabrio for a quieter weekend — four seats, enough room for a partner and overnight bags, easy to park in the narrow lanes around Vieux-Nice. The Riviera was designed for open-top driving. That is not sentiment; it is geometry. The D25 loop around the Cap-Ferrat peninsula is barely fifteen kilometres, but it turns every convertible into a moving terrace above the water. The Moyenne Corniche through Èze adds altitude, tighter corners, and a reason to choose something with sharper steering — the Ferrari F8 Spider, perhaps, or the SF90 Spider with its 986 hp kept mostly in reserve. Convertible rental in Nice starts from €350 per day. We deliver to the airport terminals, to specific hotel addresses along the Promenade des Anglais — the Negresco, the Hyatt Regency, the Anantara — or to private residences across the city. Collection works the same way: name a time and location, and the car is retrieved without fuss. Seasonal note worth reading before you book. May through September is peak demand, and the weeks around the Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix compress availability sharply. If your dates fall in that window, early reservation matters. April and October remain warm enough for top-down driving with far less traffic on the corniches and lighter congestion at the airport. Winter in Nice is mild by continental standards, though convertible bookings thin out — executive transfers in closed-roof models take over until spring.