Can the driver take me to the Verdon Gorges?

Yes, we offer transfers to the Verdon Gorges, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie or Lake Sainte-Croix. The fare will be adjusted based on the additional distance.

Are return taxis available from Draguignan to Nice?

Yes, book your return at the same time as your outward trip. The driver will pick you up at the agreed address and time.

Can we stop at a wine estate on the way?

Absolutely. Les Arcs-sur-Argens, which we pass through, has several estates. Allow 30 to 45 minutes for a stop, with no additional mileage charge.

Is the taxi suitable for bulky luggage?

Our sedans accommodate 3 large suitcases. For more luggage or bulky equipment, opt for a spacious van (€195).

95 km · 70 min

Taxi Nice — Draguignan

Gateway to the Haut-Var and Verdon Gorges

95 km70 minFrom 125 — 160 €

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Distance

95 km

Duration

1h10

Estimated price

125 — 160 €

Availability

24/7

Draguignan, sub-prefecture of the Var, is a characterful town nestled at the foot of the Haut-Var hills. Former prefecture of the department until 1974, it retains a rich heritage with its medieval Clock Tower, the Pierre de la Fée dolmen (one of the largest in Provence) and the artillery school that shaped its identity. The town is surrounded by AOC Côtes-de-Provence vineyards and is the ideal starting point for exploring the Verdon Gorges, Lake Sainte-Croix and the perched villages of the Haut-Var such as Aups, Tourtour ('the village in the sky') and Bargème.

Route

Route Nice → Draguignan

From Nice, take the A8 towards Aix-en-Provence. After 80 km, exit at Le Muy toll (exit 36). Then take the D555 towards Draguignan for 15 km through the Argens plain. This road passes through Les Arcs-sur-Argens, a renowned wine village, before arriving in Draguignan from the south. The route is straightforward and well signposted. The landscape gradually evolves: after the coastal hills of the Estérel, you enter green Provence, with its oaks, olive trees and vineyards as far as the eye can see.

Main route: A8 sortie Le Muy, puis D555 — ~9 € (section Nice–Le Muy)

Points of interest along the way

Haut-Var

Dolmen de la Pierre de la Fée

Vignobles

Practical tips

Our tips for Nice → Draguignan

Tips & best practices

Specific tips for the Nice → Draguignan route

The journey is smooth outside summer weekends. The Le Muy exit can be congested on Saturday mornings in July-August. If visiting the Verdon Gorges from Draguignan, plan an early start: the D957 road towards Aups then Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is winding. Our driver can recommend the best wine estates along the route. Draguignan's market (Wednesday and Saturday mornings) is one of the largest in the Var: ask to be dropped at Place du Marché.

Tolls: ~9 € (section Nice–Le Muy)

Pricing

Taxi fare Nice → Draguignan

All our rides are fixed-price. The fare is set at booking, no surprises.

Day rate

Monday — Saturday, 7am — 7pm

125 — 160 €

Night rate

7pm — 7am, 15% surcharge

144 — 184 €

Sunday & holidays

All day, 10% surcharge

138 — 176 €

* Indicative prices incl. tax. Exact fare provided at booking. No luggage surcharge.

Transport comparison

How to get from Nice to Draguignan?

Taxi vs alternatives

Detailed comparison of transport options

There is no SNCF train station in Draguignan (the line closed in 2002). The ZOU! bus from Nice takes about 2h30 for €3. By car, add tolls (€9) + fuel (€10). A taxi is the most practical solution, especially if you don't have a vehicle to explore the Haut-Var.

Sedan (1-4 passengers)

125 — 160 €

Guaranteed fixed price, no surprises

Van (5-7 passengers)

195 €

Ideal for families and groups

Villes desservies

Taxi Nice Taxi Draguignan