Tips on Nice Warnings or Dangers

Situated on the Mediterranean Sea, Nice is a favorite destination for the French and many international travelers. Travel here can be fun and exciting but there are certain dangers every tourist should know about before they leave.

Nice Warnings and Dangers

The charming shores of Nice are wonderful for those who want to immerse themselves in warm Southern France. However, even here, there are potential dangers.

Hazards in The Local Area

One thing those who are new to area may find unexpected are the beaches. Instead of white sand, you’ll find gray rocks Bring a thick blanket to protect yourself. Another thing to be wary of is the fact that these beaches are not handicapped friendly. If you have mobility issues, you may not be able to get to the water. Also, be careful of the water, as there are also jellyfish. The Nice residents also love their dogs and their droppings can also be a hazard.

Getting Around

If you can, avoid walking in the area around the train station at night as it can be a home for pickpockets and may not be well lit. While the the Promenade des Anglais, the main boardwalk is relatively safe, caution should also be exercised here at night. Be mindful that Nice has lots of dedicated bike paths. Look out for them when you are crossing the street so you don’t get hit.

Editor’s note: The information contained on this page was compiled using real traveler reviews about warnings or dangers in Nice.