Ferrari | San Remo
Ferrari 812 Superfast Hire in San Remo
Hire the Ferrari 812 Superfast in San Remo from Red Fox Luxury Car Hire.
The creative department at Ferrari must have gone through a thousand names for the naming of the car said to be the replacement for the F12 Berlinetta and they ended up calling it the Superfast because, well, it is. Reviews of the 812 Superfast tend to make grown men become like 7-year-old boys talking about the best car ever. The Superfast is not perfect but it does exude personality and it does seduce even the most experienced drivers with its' massive, jaw dropping performance. The car is direct, responsive and for a 6.5l V12 feels like an easy to control piece of kit. For a car that performs as well as it does it may surprise you to know that it is also a very comfortable and is suitable to drive anywhere, anytime making it one step closer to perfection.Ferrari say that the 812 Superfast might be the last of its' kind and if that is true, what a worthy Finale it is.Available from Red Fox Luxury Car Hire throughout Europe .
Ferrari 812 Superfast in San Remo
Red Fox Luxury Car Hire invites you to rent $REPLACE$ in San Remo with us. Rent your $REPLACE$ in San Remo, on the Italian Riviera, popular all year round as the climate is mild and is well situated for exploring both the Italian and the French Rivieras. Known locally as the City of Flowers, it is in the province of Liguria and benefits from a long stretch of beach. The city is approximately 75 mins away from Nice Airport and approx. 50 kilometres east of Monte Carlo, the perfect place to rent your very own $REPLACE$. In the 19th century San Remo was popular with European aristocrats who enjoyed the mild winters and today it boasts some luxurious villas and some of the glamour of the French Riviera. Famous for its casino dating back to 1905 (one of only four casinos in Italy) it is an architectural masterpiece in the centre of town.<br /><br />Take your $REPLACE$ around La Pigna, the oldest area in San Remo with tiny streets winding up the hill to the gardens at the top. The Madonna della Costa Sanctuary on the hilltop is a symbol of the city and can be seen from most parts of the city. Visit the harbour in you $REPLACE$, where many luxury yachts are moored alongside local fishermen sorting the daily catch. Watch the world go by at a local cafe or ice cream parlour, take a stroll through the elegant gardens, along the beach, or through the cobbled streets of the old town. On a Tuesday or Saturday take a visit to a typically Italian Riviera bustling street market where you will find fresh food stalls together with handmade leather goods, fashion accessories and souvenirs.<br /><br />San Remo is certainly a lovely place to stay if you are exploring the Italian and/or the French Rivieras in your $REPLACE$.