Rent Ferrari in Cannes

From €1,000 per day.

Eleven Ferraris make up the current Cannes collection, and the balance leans deliberately toward open-top driving: Roma Spider, F8 Spider, SF90 Spider and 296 GTS Spider sit alongside coupés such as the 296 GTB, giving a client a real choice between a car built for topless coastal mornings and one built for outright speed on an inland loop. The Spider range suits the Croisette differently than it suits the road toward Théoule-sur-Mer. A slow pass along Boulevard de la Croisette with the roof down, timed outside festival-week traffic, is a different exercise from taking the SF90 Spider — 986 hp, two seats — west on the D6098 past Mandelieu toward the Esterel cliffs, where the road opens up and the sea sits close on one side. The Roma Spider, more GT than track weapon, handles the inland run through Mougins to Grasse comfortably, its narrower village roads better suited to a compact convertible than to a wide-bodied SUV. For clients who want the performance case made plainer, the 296 GTB delivers 830 hp as a closed coupé, and the F8 Spider gives the same energy with the roof mechanism built in — useful for a morning drive out toward Antibes and back before the day's meetings start. Rates begin at €1,000 per day across the range, with the exact car matched to the day's plan rather than assigned by default. Handover follows the client's arrival point rather than a fixed depot: a named drop at a Croisette hotel forecourt, the apron at Mandelieu Airport for private jet arrivals, or Cannes station for a TGV connection. A security deposit and insurance terms are confirmed at booking, and the car is checked over with the client before keys change hands — standard practice for machinery in this bracket, and worth doing properly rather than quickly.