Travel to Nice

With most major UK airports offering direct flights to Nice it means that the city is easily accessible ? making it the perfect place to spend the weekend. Budget airlines such as easyJet and Ryanair both offer direct flights so you don't have to pass up the opportunity of a holiday in Nice if you have to stick to a tight budget. British Airways, Brussels Airlines and Flybe are just a few of the other airlines flying into the city. Indirect flights are available from a larger variety of UK airports but you'll be charged slightly more for this privilege. You'll fly into Nice Cote d'Azur Airport which is located six kilometres west of the city.

One of the most reliable ways to reach your final destination from the airport is to catch the bus. You can buy tickets and view the bus timetable inside the terminal ? take into consideration that some buses may require you to buy your ticket once you board the bus so always double check. Some hotels may offer shuttle services so may sure you double check when you book.

Despite being set on the beautiful French Rivera it doesn't have to be expensive to have a holiday in Nice. In fact you'll have no problem findingcheap hotels in Nice as long as you book in advance – you'll be amazed at what deals you'll find! With an impressive 300 days of sunshine a year it doesn't really matter what time of year you visit as you'll still encounter pleasant weather. If you want to find cheap deals and avoid the hordes of tourists make sure you book your trip during spring or autumn.

Like most cities eating out can sometimes be a bit hard on your wallet. So to ensure that you don't pay over the odds for dinner try to stay away from typically touristy restaurant. Eateries along the sea-front are notorious for being on the pricey side. So instead try venturing a little further afield down the side streets and you find you get much more value for money – plus you'll be able to mix with the locals! Make sure that you sample socca, the traditional chickpea flat bread.