Cheap Flights from London to Nice from £24

Flight from London to Nice
How to Search for Cheap Flights London to Nice
At Trip.com we can help you find the best flights London to Nice and plan the perfect trip to Nice.
How to buy cheap flights
You can try searching for midweek flights London to Nice to get the best deals and vary your search terms to get more results. You can also find good deals by considering flights earlier or later in the day.
When can I find the cheapest flights?
According to Trip.com's data, Aug is the peak month for flights London to Nice, when a return ticket can cost over £300. In contrast, during months such as Nov and Feb, passengers can find cheap flights London to Nice for around £15 one way.
Other Transportation to Nice
If you prefer to take a different form of transport from London to Nice, there are several options.
About Airport
Airports providing direct flights
Direct flights London to Nice depart from five airports in London including Gatwick Airport (LGW), Heathrow Airport (LHR), London City Airport (LCY), Luton Airport (LTN) and Stansted Airport (STN). All flights will arrive at Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE).
Airports In Nice
There is only one international airport in Nice: Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE), also known as simply Nice Airport, which is located 8 km from Nice city centre.
How to get to airports in London
If you are flying from Luton Airport you can take a train and shuttle bus from London St. Pancras (approx. 35 mins). Finally, the Stansted Express train will take you from London Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport in approx. 47 mins.
How to get to downtown from airports in Nice
From Nice Airport: you can travel by tram, bus, or taxi.
Port Lympia (Tram 2) will take you directly to Nice city centre or to the port via Port Lympia station. Trams run every 8 minutes. A ticket costs €1.50 and the journey takes 30 minutes.
The no. 12 bus will also take visitors to the centre of Nice for €1.50 – in fact, tram and bus tickets are valid for 77 minutes on both tram and bus lines. The journey will take around 40 minutes.
Finally, a taxi will cost a fixed rate of €32 (day or night) and take around 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
About Airline
Which airlines provide the route?
Several airlines provide direct flights London to Nice. These include Air France, easyJet, Ryanair and British Airways.

Fastest direct flight
The fastest direct flight is London Stansted Airport to Nice Airport, and it takes 2 hours. The longest direct flight is 2 hr 15 mins.
Cheapest flight
The cost of flights London to Nice varies depending on which time of the year you are travelling but it’s generally an affordable flight. The cheapest one-way flight in Jul is £24, in Aug is £32 and in Sep is £18.
In off-peak months, flights can be found for as little as £6 one way.

Earliest and latest flights
The earliest flights London to Nice depart from London Gatwick Airport (LGW) at 06:45 and arrive at Nice Airport (NCE) at 09:55 with British Airways. The latest flight departs from London City Airport (LCY) at 21:00 and arrives at Nice Airport (NCE) at 00:05 the next day with Ryanair.
About Nice
The jewel in the crown of the French Riviera, Nice is the perfect blend of city, coast, and foodie paradise. Whether you’re living your French movie star fantasy on a private beach or exploring the stunning scenery, it’s hard to have a bad time in Nice. Don’t forget to try socca, a traditional Niçoise chickpea pancake and pissaladière, a tart topped with onion, anchovies and olives.
To see more of the famous Cote d'Azur you can take a boat trip from Nice to St Tropez, the Lerins Islands or Monaco. Or you can visit Cannes or Antibes by public transport, including a tourist shuttle bus.
Tourist attractions in Nice
Promenade des Anglais: Formerly a favourite resort for English people escaping the cold rainy winter months, this world-famous 7 km promenade runs from Castle Hill to Nice Airport. Take a walk from the Old Town through the Jardin Albert 1er or hire a bike, rollerblades or a Segway to tour the full length!
Vieille Nice/Nice Old Town: One of Europe’s most beautiful old quarters, Nice’s Old Town is filled with colourful facades, winding streets and amazing open-air markets. Don’t miss Rossetti Square and Saint Reparata Cathedral.
Marc Chagall National Museum: Marc Chagall was a painter famed for his use of colour and evocative, impressionistic style. Housed in a superb modernist building, this collection of his best works is a charming way to spend a few hours.
Popular hotels in Nice
Unsure where to stay? Trip.com can help you find the best hotels in Nice for your unique trip.
With a private beach, spa and sea view from your private terrace, the 5-star Hotel le Negresco is bound to make you feel a million dollars. Or for a stylish and comfortable stay in the heart of Nice, why not try Hôtel Relais Acropolis? Located just 10 minutes’ walk from Nice’s Old Town and the same distance to Castel Beach, you’ll struggle to find a more convenient place to stay. Finally, for the cultural traveller on a budget, Hotel Paganini could be a good fit at just 15 minutes’ walk from Nice Opéra.
Best time to visit Nice
Situated in the balmy south of France, Nice is warm all year round while temperatures can top 35 degrees in the summer months.
For an extra special visit, why not come to Nice during the world-famous Carnival in February? Every year the decorative floats and flower parade attracts thousands of spectators to the Promenade des Anglais.