Car Hire Toulon Train Station

Our Avis counter is conveniently located just outside the entrance to Toulon Train Station (Gare de Toulon). Leave the station concourse, turn right at the station entrance and you’ll find our car rental office just a few steps away. Our dedicated rental car parking area is located just a short walk from the station concourse in the EFFIA Louis Armand Toulon Station Car Park. When you return your car, follow signs for "Gare SNCF" and then for the EFFIA Louis Armand car park, which is on Boulevard Pierre Toesca, 83000 Toulon.

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Our Toulon car hire service offers a wide variety of rental options tailored to your trip. From compact cars perfect for navigating the narrow streets of nearby Toulon Old Town to spacious SUVs for coastal drives, we have you covered.

Our range includes:

• Compact and economy: Ideal for solo travellers or couples looking for easy parking.
• Hatchbacks and sedans: Comfortable and stylish options for small families.
• People carriers and estates: Plenty of room for groups and all your luggage or sports gear.

Toulon Station offers a self-service kiosk offering the flexibility of key collection and car pick up out of hours to members of Avis Preferred, our free loyalty scheme. Ahead of your Avis car rental at Toulon Train Station, you can enjoy discounts plus fast-track service and exclusive offers when you join Avis Preferred. For the full range of Toulon Train Station car rentals, see our Avis car rental fleet.

Can I pick up and drop off my rental car after hours at Toulon Station?

Yes, for members of Avis Preferred, our free loyalty scheme, there is access to a self-service key kiosk at Toulon Station so that you can collect your vehicle at your convenience. There is 24-hr drop off available at Toulon Station.

Can I pick up my rental car at Toulon Station and return it to another location?
Yes. One-way car rental  with Avis makes it easy to travel from A to B. You can collect your car at Toulon Train Station and return it to another Avis office, such as Marseille Airport or Nice, depending on your travel plans.

What are the age requirements for hiring a car at Toulon Station?
The minimum age to rent a car in France is 21. A young driver surcharge may apply to drivers under the age of 25, and certain premium vehicle groups may have higher age restrictions.

What documents do I need to hire a car from Nice Train Station?

To hire a car at Nice Train Station, you just need to bring your:

• Driving licence - held for at least 1 year from the date of pick-up.
• The credit card used for your booking.
• Proof of any discount (such as a frequent flyer or Avis Preferred card),
• Photo ID such as a passport or driving licence taken in the last 10 years.

Is it worth hiring a car at Toulon Station?
Yes, travelling to the south of France by SNCF TGV train is an easy way to region to this popular tourist region, and while the city centre and port are walkable, hiring a car is essential for exploring further afield from the hidden coves of the Côte d'Azur, the hilltop villages of the Var region, or the famous beaches of Hyères and St. Tropez.

What’s parking like around Toulon Station?

Wherever you plan to stop in Toulon, you’ll find parking is plentiful across the city. From the precincts of Toulon station to the city centre, port area and around the main sports venue, Stade Mayol, home of the RC Toulonnais rugby union team, option include multi-storey, surface level and on street parking. If you’ve hired from Avis and want to pop back to the city to explore, there are also numerous park and ride facilities on the edge of Toulon allowing easy transfer to local transport.

If you are driving in Toulon for the first time or have just arrived in France, make sure you familiarise yourself with French driving rules before picking up your car. Road rules in France include driving on the right and overtaking on the left. Be aware that low beam headlamps must always remain on. Mobile phones can only be used as a built-in audio device. It is forbidden to use headphones or earbuds. In built up areas be aware that bus lanes are reserved exclusively for buses, bicycles and taxis.

• Drive on the right: Like the rest of France, always stay on the right-hand side of the road.
• Speed Limits: 50km/h in urban areas, 80km/h on two-lane regional roads, and 130km/h on motorways (autoroutes).
• Priorité à droite: Give priority to the right at all times and be cautious at intersections; unless marked otherwise, traffic coming from the right has priority.

Often regarded as laid-back and down to earth compared to to the glitz and glamour of  its coastal neighbours, Toulon is a working port and naval base. Don't miss the vibrant daily market at Cours Lafayette for a taste of authentic Provençal life. With your Avis car, you can drive up the winding roads of Mont Faron for a panoramic view of the Mediterranean or head to the Mourillon district for family-friendly beaches and seaside dining.

Starting your journey from Gare de Toulon (Place de l'Europe) provides immediate access to the A50 and A57 motorways, making these coastal road trips highly accessible.

Hilltop History: Le Castellet

Route: Drive 25 minutes west (13 miles) via the A50.

Highlights: Wander the narrow, flower-filled streets of this medieval perched village for panoramic views of the countryside. It is one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Coastal Nature & Marine Life: Sanary-sur-Mer

Route: Drive 20 minutes west (8 miles) via the A50.

Highlights: Head to the port for dolphin-watching cruises or visit the Zoa Parc to see exotic animals and rare plants. You can also hike the Sentier du Littoral for rugged sea cliff views.

The Summit View: Mont Faron

Route: Drive 20 minutes north (6 miles) up the winding Route du Faron.

Highlights: Reach the Point de vue du téléphérique at 584 metres altitude. Visit the Mémorial du Débarquement to learn about the 1944 liberation of Provence or the Fauverie du Faron big cat sanctuary.

Rugged Cliffs: Cap Sicié

Route: Drive 25 minutes south (10 miles) through La Seyne-sur-Mer.

Highlights: Hike to the Notre-Dame-de-Mai chapel perched on the cliffs 350 metres above the sea for some of the best coastal panoramas in the region.