Nice Airport Terminals & Arrivals Guide

The airport has two passenger terminals. They sit a short distance apart on the seafront west of the city, connected by a free shuttle bus that runs frequently and takes only a few minutes.

Airlines are split between the two, so it is worth checking your terminal on your boarding pass or booking. For a chauffeur pickup it does not matter which one you land at — your driver simply meets you at the right arrivals hall.

After you collect your bags, you exit into the arrivals hall. With a meet-and-greet transfer, your chauffeur is already there, waiting with a name sign, and walks you to the car — no need to find a rank or a pickup zone yourself.

Because the airport is on the coast, the drive to Nice, Cannes, Monaco or the villages begins the moment you step outside, with no long access roads to slow you down.

From the terminals, the whole Riviera is within easy reach: Nice in minutes, Cannes and Antibes to the west, Monaco and the villages to the east. A chauffeur turns arrival into a single, smooth step from the plane to your door.

For late flights, connecting itineraries or early departures, a pre-booked driver removes the uncertainty of finding transport on the day.