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Hire a private jet to or from Nice

A private jet charter to Nice, France, places you at the heart of the Côte d’Azur. Within minutes you can be in Monaco, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, or looking out from an elegant villa above the Baie des Anges. Business travellers fly in for board meetings at Sophia Antipolis or red-carpet events at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes. Leisure travellers come simply to walk barefoot on Plage Beau Rivage, or to stand in front of a Chagall painting on a quiet afternoon.

Arrive at Nice Côte d’Azur Airport via its dedicated Business Aviation Terminal, where private customs and security ensure speed and discretion. From the apron, helicopters cut transfers to Monaco to around 7 minutes, or link directly to Villefranche-sur-Mer and Pampelonne Beach in under half an hour. Many of our clients touch down for the Monaco Grand Prix or the Yacht Show, others for exclusive weekends spent between Riviera beaches and villa terraces.

With two decades of experience, LunaJets was the first European private jet broker to receive Argus® certification. With an office in Monaco’s Carré d’Or, our team provides concierge and helicopter services across the Riviera. We monitor slot availability at Nice in real time and coordinate with operators to secure arrivals during peak-demand periods such as the Cannes Film Festival or the Yacht Show, ensuring dependable access when timing and discretion matter most.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet to and from Nice?

Starting one-way prices for a private jet charter from Nice run from approximately €6,000 on the Geneva route to €11,400 on the London route. Every route offers several aircraft sizes, and the table below shows the estimated price of each, including taxes and airport fees, so you can match the jet to your group and your budget.

The prices below reflect average charter costs across some of the most frequently flown routes to and from Nice over the past 12 months. Actual quotes may be lower or higher depending on seasonality, aircraft availability, applicable taxes, and any specific requirements for your flight.

These are published guide prices for the whole aircraft, including taxes and airport fees. They are examples, not fixed rates or confirmation of availability. Final quotes may be lower or higher. Confirm aircraft details, flight routing, baggage allowance and any separately arranged ground transfers in your quote.

What is the best airport for private flights to and from Nice?

Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE/LFMN) is the principal entry point for the French Riviera, located just 7 km from the city centre. A dedicated General Aviation Terminal provides private and efficient handling, ensuring rapid ground transfers for travellers heading to Nice, Monaco, or Cannes. Its position on the coast also offers a remarkable approach over the Mediterranean.

Which aircraft are most commonly flown to and from Nice?

The Citation XLS, Phenom 300 and Global Express were the most popular private jets in 2025 for private flights departing from or arriving in Nice. A dedicated Private Aviation Advisor can help you choose the right aircraft and secure the best availability.

Top 3 aircraft models by number of flight movements to and from Nice in 2025
Aircraft picture Aircraft model name Seats Speed (km/h) Speed (knots) Range (km) Range (NM)
Cessna Citation XLS super light jet Cessna Citation XLS 8 798 km/h 431 kts 3889 km 2100 NM
Embraer Phenom 300 super light jet Embraer Phenom 300 6-8 822 km/h 444 kts 3723 km 2010 NM
Bombardier Global Express long range jet Bombardier Global Express 13 924 km/h 499 kts 11038 km 5960 NM

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Nice: What Our Clients Say

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Customer satisfaction

4.8/5

Based on 2,300+ reviews

LunaJets is a private jet charter broker: we do not own or operate aircraft.
Each flight in these testimonials was arranged by us, but performed by a licensed air operator.

Nuremberg
Nice

I would recommend you at any time. Thank you very much.

13 August 2026

Nice
Salerno

A great experience

9 August 2026

London
Nice

Everything was great. Thank you.

29 July 2026

Nice
Birmingham

Your agent was amazing

21 July 2026

Nice
Paris

Thank you George! Appreciate all the coordination!

6 July 2026

Olbia
Nice

Thanks flight was amazing! Unfortunately my family is now spoiled

1 July 2026

What can you do in Nice?

British aristocrats discovered nice in the 1820s as a winter resort. With about 330 sun days all year round, it is the perfect place to start exploring the Cote d’Azure coastline. Among the top things you should do in the city are:

Beach

View of the beach in the city of Nice, France HDR

The pebbly beaches in Nice (France) are among the coastal destination’s highlights for tourists. The city has a mix of private and public beaches that stretch for five miles. You can experience the local culture through the public beaches while the private ones hire out cabins, sunbeds, umbrellas, and an endless supply of cocktails from beach bars and restaurants.

Promenade des Anglais

Promenade des Anglais

This landmark has been in existence since the beginning of the 19th century and was used by wealthy Britons as a getaway from their country’s harsh winter weather. Explore the three-mile stretch that offers you a superb view of the city’s bay and is lined with luxury apartment blocks, hotels, restaurants, and casinos.

Yachting

Historic centre of Antibes, French Riviera, Provence, France

With minimal tides, light breezes, and sheltered anchorages, yachting is the perfect way to explore the French Riviera’s hotspots. You can choose between crewed or bareboat superyachts, day boats, motorboats, monohull sailboats, or catamarans.

Where should you stay in Nice?

From hotels in secluded neighbourhoods to those within the bustling city, there are plenty of high-end accommodations options. Some of them include:

Hotel Le Negresco

Hotel Le Negresco

The striking pink and white building featuring a domed tower is adjacent to Promenade des Anglais. One of the factors that make this hotel stand out is its extensive collection of art. Dali, Moretti, and Niki de Saint-Phalle’s art pieces complement the interiors’ historical paintings and rare antiques. Take advantage of the hotel’s luxury suites that have balconies overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Palais Saleya

Palais Saleya

Located in the heart of the city, the Palais Saleya is perfect for those who prefer accommodations close to shopping centres and a wide range of tourist attractions. A few attractions that are within walking distance include Cours Saleya, the opera house, and Place Garibaldi.

Westminster Hotel & Spa

Westminster Hotel & Spa

Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, Westminster Hotel is among the city’s most iconic hotels. Built in 1878, the hotel is only a few minutes from the Nice-Ville train station and Côte d’Azur Airport.

Where should you eat in Nice?

From traditional Provencal foods to modern foods with rich Italian influence, Nice always has something exquisite to offer. Some of the restaurants you should consider are:

Flaveur

Run by two brothers who grew up in the tropical islands of Guadeloupe and Réunion, Flaveur is among the restaurants with the most exotic menus. However, the menu changes often, as the chefs love to experiment. Enjoy traditional foods from the 19th century, such as Petits Farcis stuffed with vegetables.

JAN

This 24-seater restaurant offers its visitors an intimate dining experience mainly made up of South African cuisine. The restaurant was established by Jan, who was originally from South Africa.

Le Chantecler

Located on a private beach on the Promenade des Anglais, Le Chantecler is a two-star Michelin restaurant inside Hotel Negresco. The restaurant specializes in gourmet cuisine made using quality local produce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take a helicopter from Nice Airport to Monaco (or other Riviera destinations)?

Yes. Helicopter transfers are a fast and popular option from Nice. The flight to Monaco takes around 7 minutes, compared to an hour or more by road. Similar transfers can be arranged to Cannes, Saint-Tropez, and other Riviera destinations. LunaJets can coordinate the connection so your transfer is ready as soon as you land.

Do I need to go through normal airport security or customs when flying private to Nice?

Private jet passengers at Nice use the dedicated business aviation terminal. This means you avoid commercial terminals and long queues. Boarding typically involves a quick ID check before departure. For international arrivals, you will still clear passport control and customs, but this is done discreetly and efficiently within the private terminal.

How far in advance should I book (or can I arrange a last-minute flight)?

LunaJets can often organize a private jet to Nice with just a few hours’ notice, but we generally recommend booking as early as possible to secure your preferred aircraft and time slot. Demand is especially high in the summer season and during major events such as the Cannes Film Festival, Monaco Grand Prix, MIPIM, and the Monaco Yacht Show. While last-minute arrangements are always possible thanks to our global network, planning ahead ensures greater flexibility and peace of mind.

Are there night curfews or operating hour restrictions at Nice?

No. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no night curfews for private jets. This makes it the most reliable option for late-night or early-morning arrivals on the French Riviera.

Can I bring my pet on the private jet to Nice?

Yes. At LunaJets, we regularly arrange flights for clients travelling with pets to Nice. Your pet will fly in the cabin with you, not in the hold, making the journey much more comfortable. To enter France, pets must be microchipped, vaccinated against rabies, and carry a valid EU Pet Passport or official veterinary certificate. Our team will advise you on the required documents and coordinate with Nice Côte d’Azur Airport to ensure a smooth arrival.