Bergen to Nice Flights

Flying from Bergen

When you fly from Bergen, Norway, with a ticket you booked in advance through ebookers, your plane will take off from Bergen Airport, Flesland, which is the main airport for Bergen and the surrounding region. The airport, which services over fifteen airlines including budget and charter airlines as well as British Airways, Lufthansa, and SAS, is located twelve miles from central Bergen, at Flyplassvegen 555, 5258 Bergen, Norway.

Parking at the Airport

The drive from the centre of the city to the airport takes about thirty minutes, and once you arrive you can find long-term parking at facilities that charge anywhere from NOK 50 to NOK 350 per day. The budget P9 and P18 facilities are actually located about 550 yards beyond the airport, and reasonably priced parking is available in P8 and P12, located only 440 yards or so from the terminals themselves. The most expensive facilities are P1 and P2, and they are directly opposite the terminals. Make sure to take advantage of the weekly and multi-weekly discounts if they apply to the length of your trip.

Transportation from Bergen Airport, Flesland

Four taxi companies provide private cabs to the airport, and the ride from downtown Bergen takes about thirty to forty minutes. Bergen Taxi can be reached at 07000, and Norges Taxi at 08000, for orders or reservations. The number for Taxi 1 is 05501, and you can call Bryges Taxi at 55 70 80 90. You can save money by taking the Flybussbergen express bus from the centre for NOK 70 or the TIDE airport express for NOK 100. Ground transportation arrangements may vary at your destination, so be prepared and enjoy more of your trip by reserving a rental car with ebookers.

Airport Dining Options

There are a few choices available for a quick breakfast or cup of coffee before you board your flight from Bergen. Lille Bergen and Hansatorget Café – Café Opus are located before the security checkpoint, and Fresh and Tasty offers baguettes from its location beyond the security checkpoint. Fjords, located in the international hall, offers traditional fish and shellfish dishes.

Flying to Nice Cote d'Azur Airport

Tourists visiting the city of Nice will fly into Nice Cote d'Azur Airport. The third largest airport in France, it sits about five miles from Nice's city centre. Passengers can choose from several different airlines, including Air France, Delta, and Lufthansa. Check out ebookers for flights that will fit your schedule and your budget.

Transportation from the Airport

Passengers looking to get to Nice from the airport have several options available. The local bus system offers the Ligne d'Azur from Terminals one and two. Travellers can purchase a one-day pass for €4 or a seven-day pass for €15 from the bus ticket office. If you're looking for an option that will take you straight to your destination, pick up a cab from Terminal one or two. Trips to Nice via a taxi will cost between €20 and €30 when traveling during the day. Visitors looking for a cab to Nice between 7 p.m. and 8 a.m. will pay between €27 and €32.

Weather in Nice

When visiting Nice, you should expect moderate weather, with the coolest month being January, where the average high hits thirteen degrees Celsius. The warmest month is usually August where the high averages out around twenty-seven degrees. Nice sees the sun around 200 days a year, making a prime spot for tourists worldwide. The wettest months of the year are usually October and November.

The Best of Nice

Located on the French Riviera, Nice is blessed with beautiful beaches and moderate temperatures. With so much to do and see, it may be hard for first-time visitors to take in everything. For those looking for a great view of the area, check out Castle Hill with its beautiful scenery. Old Town is a wonderful spot for those looking to take in a bit of the area's history and eat at some of the city's best restaurants. When planning your trip to Nice, think about taking your holiday in June or September. These months have the best weather on average and will allow you to visit the region without hitting the large crowds that appear during July and August. January is another good month to visit Nice if you're okay with taking a trip during the off-season.