Compare car hire France prices in advance of your next trip. We provide car hire in popular French locations such as Paris, Nice, Carcassonne, Perpignan, Toulon, Geneva, Chambery and Grenoble to name just a few.
France is a nation of warm, friendly and welcoming people where you will find village life goes on as it has done for decades and where the pace of its cities might be frenetic but is always maintained with a certain panache.
France is also a landscape of incomparable beauty and contrast, punctuated with chateau’s, vineyards and all of the other aspects that make it so unique.
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Car Rental in France
Compare car hire France rates today. France is a real treat to discover by road. You can really travel in style in the south of France with various luxury car hire models to choose form.
Families are also well catered for with people carriers available, perhaps for a trip to Disneyland.
Those on a budget need not worry as there are great value rental cars available for all visitors to France.
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Paris
Paris epitomizes France. It oozes Gallic spirit and charm from its iconic attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame to the street artists of Monmartre and also the cafes and bars of Monparnasse. Take a look at our current car hire Beauvais Airport offers.
Numerous books and films have been composed to give us all a glimpse of Paris which is known all over the world as the city of lights and romance.
France goes beyond Paris and its metropolitan way of life as France is also plentiful in nature and countryside. A holiday to France promises relaxation and fun. There are lots of unexplored regions in France that provide much for people looking for cozy and quaint spot.
Monument-filled Lyon, France’s largest seaport, Marseille, and Nice the jewel of the Cote d’Azur are also much loved holiday spots. France is of course well recognized for its wine, cuisine, language and culture.
Food in France
France’s gastronomy is a national treasure. It’s the standard by which all other country’s cuisines are judged, culminating within the much-coveted Michelin stars for those who attain the highest levels. Long gone are jokes about frog’s legs.
Try looking out for a local food market wherever you are. What better way to wash down a great dish than with some of the world’s best wines. It’s Champagne, Burgundy and Bordeaux wines are peerless as are the items of many other wine regions in spite of growing worldwide competition. Take a leisurely tour of a vineyard, and savor the nectar.
North of France
The north of France is lined with sandy beaches that border the Atlantic ocean. England could be reached through the Eurotunnel that runs from Calais/Coquelles to Folkestone, England. The ride departs every day around four times per hour.
The Nord/Pas-de-Calais area consists of contrasting forests, gentle meadows, and rolling hills in the expansive countryside. Lille is the main city in the region and home to fine arts museums, the seventeenth century stock exchange, gothic churches and company colleges such as ESC-Lille and Edhec.
Southwest France
The southwest of France is a region rich in history. Bordeaux in Aquataine is well known for its wine production, but Aquataine is also known for being the center of the conflict between the French and English that lasted a number of centuries. Further south, Biarritz is well worth the few hours drive in your rental car.
Heading further north, Tours, Nantes, Rennes and La Rochelle are definitely worth a visit if time permits.
It’s so simple to get around when you compare car hire France costs before your arrival.
These days, the fortified villages and castles built during this time have turned out to be top tourist destinations. Apart from vineyards, Bordeaux provides plenty of cultural events such as theater and music festivals.
Situated in between the Alps and the Mediterranean sea, the region of Provence-Alps-Côte d’Azur is a must-see location in the south of France.
Côte d’Azur
Here you’ll discover Marseille, an active port with a lively atmosphere. Avignon is a blissful town of cafés, art galleries and fashionable shops while Aix-en-Provence is a university town filled with students.
St. Tropez is well-known for its glamour and beauty; and Montpellier is a bubbly and stunning university town with city squares and mansions.
French Riviera Car Rental
The French Riviera, internationally known for the festival of Cannes, offers visitors thrilling towns such as Nice and Cannes and quieter areas such as Beaulieu or Grasse which is the perfume capital of the world. You can easily discover this incredible location with a car hire Nice Airport deal.
Further South again you can find magnificent holiday towns such as Toulouse and Perpignan. Take a look at our current Perpignan car rental offers. Rodez is about 150km from Toulouse and also worth considering.
