CAR HIRE SAINT TROPEZ

Car hire St Tropez rates start from as little as 16 Euros per day and this includes waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage, comprehensive insurance and an unlimited mileage offer.

Popular car choices include models and makes by Toyota, Suzuki, Peugeot, Citroen, Mercedes and Ford. Furthermore Rhino is one of the only companies to permit you to drop the vehicle off in various locations, cities and airports in France.

Car rental St Tropez is offered through recognised companies such as Avis, Auto Europe, Budget, Discount, National, Hertz and 121carhire.com. For customers in a large group we have spacious vehicles such as the Ford Galaxy seven seater. You could also request a luggage rack - just one of many optional extras which we offer. There is an extensive choice of prestige, off-road, compact and standard cars which are all available for cheap prices.

St Tropez Mini Guide

The city of St Tropez is part of the Provence region and the Var Department. Bizarrely it takes its name from the body of a saint which washed up there after being beheaded by Emperor Nero in Pisa, Italy.

Car hire St Tropez will allow you to travel around what is an expensive area without having to break the bank. Rhino do a range of cars, from premium and exotic vehicles to cheaper compact and economy cars. Whatever kind of car hire St Tropez vehicle you want will not be a problem.

St Tropez is known as one of the most chic and elegant parts of France which has incredibly wealthy and well to do residents.

This part of the French Riviera was the chosen home of the starlet Bridgette Bardot who made the film 'And God created woman'. Bardot was among many fashion icons who headed to St Tropez during the 1920s. These were the boom years when St Tropez became really popular for its parties and festivals. A surviving event is the St Tropez regatta where you can see some incredible yachts enter the port.

But the people there also played an important part in helping to liberate France during the second world war.

The economy of the city at the time was mostly based around it port which did a thriving trade in fish, wine, cork and other commodities. Today St Tropez thrives mainly on tourism and it has some spectacular hotels to cater to the up market crowd who go there.