Monaco Heliport
Monaco's heliport in Fontvieille, the main gateway for scheduled shuttles to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport
The Monaco Heliport (Héliport de Monaco) is the principality's only aviation terminal, located in the Fontvieille district at the western edge of Monaco. With no airport of its own, Monaco relies on the heliport for fast connections to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, typically reached in around seven minutes by helicopter.
The main commercial operator is Monacair, which runs year-round scheduled shuttles between Monaco and Nice multiple times a day, as well as private charter flights across the French Riviera, Italy, and beyond. A shared seat costs €195 one way in 2026, with departures every 30 minutes in daylight; hold space is small, so declare bulky luggage when booking. Héli Air Monaco, founded here in 1976, also flies from the heliport.
The terminal sits on avenue des Ligures next to the Stade Louis II and is served by CAM bus line 6 (stop "Héliport") and taxis. Full practical details are in our Monaco Heliport guide and Nice–Monaco helicopter guide.
The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.
