Means of transport Seine-Maritime

The Tréport funicular offers a unique experience: a superb trip through the cliff overlooking the seaside resort, starting from the Cordiers district. At the top, you will discover the incredible view of the sea and the horizon. Opened in 1908, the tunnel allowed tourists from the Grand Hotel Trianon to reach the beach easily. Put back into service in 2006, it has been equipped with 4 new cabins that operate on the principle of an inclined elevator. The crossing takes 1 minute and 55 seconds, enough to think you are Jules Verne. Not to be missed!

With some sixty daily departures to Paris and Le Havre, Rouen station is a real hub for employees from the Normandy basin and Paris. The station's strengths also lie in the regional trains it operates with the support of the region, serving many of the area's communes. The station offers a range of services: ticket sales, disabled access, takeaway sales, newsagents and tobacconists, a travel agency and a small supermarket.

In the heart of the city, the port bears the name of the famous Norman shipowner who distinguished himself in the 16th century by initiating great expeditions to the Americas and Africa, thus enabling him to make his fortune with the import of spices, ivory, and redwood. The port of Dieppe was expanded during this period, and its maritime vocation was never denied. Bombarded by an Anglo-Dutch fleet in 1694, it was destroyed. By order of Louis XIV, Antoine de Ventabren undertook its reconstruction. Vauban and Trudaine enlarged it. Today the port offers 530 berths.

Pleasure is one of the many features of the port of Fécamp, managed by the Chamber of Commerce and Local Industry. Labelled Blue Pavilion, it includes no less than 800 berths, forming one of the most important in Normandy. There are 230 berths in the basin, 510 in front of the port, and 75 for visitors, always in front of the port, that are offered. The proximity to the city centre makes it a stopover.

In this taxi company's fleet of about 100 vehicles, you will always find a driver to take you wherever you want, whatever the distance, and whatever the time of day or night. Anything is possible! The ideal solution to get around and be picked up from your home to your final destination for those who don't have a licence or don't want to drive. An app on the phone will also allow you to reserve your car for immediate consideration.

Designed to make life easier for the people of Rouen and their access to the beaches of the Alabaster Coast, the A150 freeway links Rouen to Yvetot, and is connected to the A29 towards Fécamp and Le Havre. Free of charge from Rouen to Barentin, it becomes a paying road for the Barentin-Yvetot section. The concessionary company of the A150 has recently joined forces with SAPN, the concessionary company of the A29, in order to offer a very interesting subscription for home-work journeys, with reductions on tolls that can reach 40%. A great deal for the people of Rouen.

With Lovélo, self-service bicycles are now available on a large scale. Nearly 60 stations have been set up throughout the conurbation. The squad includes some 1,000 more modern machines, equipped with high-performance brakes and comfort-enhancing accessories. To use this service, you need to install an easy-to-use mobile application. Connected locks open in just a few clicks. In the land of Jacques Anquetil, the Little Queen has found its second wind. It's an opportunity to do good for the environment while building up your calf muscles.

Visiting Dieppe is almost like having one foot in England. So if you feel like going to drink Afternoon Tea on the other side, the Transmanche ferry takes you there in only 4 hours. The two ferries of the company connect Dieppe to Newhaven and back two or three times a day. The crossings can be made on foot - that's the most economical way - but also by car and even with a camper or a caravan. On board, everything is provided for the comfort of passengers: lounges with television, a canteen, a bar...

Travel in Seine without risk and without leaving your vehicle, it is possible with the Seine ferries! The ferry has long been the only way to pass "across the water", as we say here, before the construction of the three bridges: Brotonne bridge, Pont de Tancarville, and bridge of Normandy. 8 bins are still in service, and do not believe that only the picturesque side survives them: Many users still earn precious time by cutting the loops of the Seine without having to go to the nearest bridge.

For an exceptional trip or for regular trips on the same route, this platform allows you to find a carpool easily. All you have to do is register, you will see on a map all the available cars, and you will be contacted by email or SMS when a partner is available on your route. We invite you to carefully read the charter of good practices, which will allow you to enter the community with peace of mind. The best part? The platform is accessible on computer, smartphone and tablet.

Hangard Autocars is a bus and coach transport company located in Yvetot, Normandy. They offer coach rental services with drivers for trips and excursions in Seine-Maritime and throughout the Normandy region. They also provide shuttle services between customers' homes and Parisian and regional stations and airports. Hangard Autocars has a fleet of coaches adapted to customers' needs, and offers tailor-made solutions for occasional or tourist transport requirements. They also welcome cruise ship passengers and provide transport during stopovers. In addition to their transport services, Hangard Autocars also offers the rental of a fully restored historic coach.

Périer Voyages travel agency in Lillebonne is an excellent choice for organizing your next trip. The agency offers a wide range of services, including tours, stays, cruises and tailor-made trips. Consultants Marie-Paule, Nathanaëlle, Pauline and Floriane are on hand to help you plan your trip according to your wishes and budget. Whether you want to leave from Deauville, Le Havre, Rouen, Caen or even Paris, the Périer Voyages team will be able to offer you the best options.

Flixbus has one of the most extensive bus networks in Europe. From Rouen, you can reach many French and international destinations. Recognized by their green logo with two orange arrows, Flixbus buses are punctual and well-maintained. They have free WiFi and snacks are sold on board. Staff are generally welcoming. Remember to make reservations via the Flixbus website or mobile app before you travel. The driver only sells tickets at full fare.

This initiative was initiated by the departmental council. The principle is simple: you register and give a few details, starting with the route you intend to take. Whether you are regular or occasional, whether you have a car - and wish to share the journey - or whether you are looking for a practical and low-cost solution, you enter the route you are taking and you will be put in touch. Advantages: user-friendliness, savings and, on top of that, a small gesture for the environment!

Rouen, Le Havre, Avranches and Caen: Flixbus offers a wide range of connections from the capital. Fares may vary according to the season, but the well-designed website also lets you find out how full a bus is, so you can plan ahead! While the introductory price is low, it can quickly rise in high season. Buses are comfortable and equipped with Wi-Fi, toilets and electrical outlets. Beyond Normandy, the network offers numerous connections to French and European cities.

A public and professional training centre with three levels of embedded internships: voilistique, navigation and autonomy. TML is also a leisure cruise centre for Brittany, the Channel Islands, England, Ireland and Spain.

They don't call Joe, drivers, which doesn't prevent them from transporting day and night, every day of the week of passengers at various destinations.

Cars are recognizable by their blue ensign. We put in the company quality of service, speed of intervention, reliability of delivery.

The SAPN manages and manages all the motorways of Normandy, including the A 13 - Caen-Le Havre-Paris - the A 29 - Le Havre-Yerville via Dieppe-Calais-Amiens. There are motorways some of which are recent and all beautiful, but which can be blamed for an excessive toll on our taste.

Espace Coty. A convenient shop to avoid going to the station, right in the city centre in the Coty commercial area. Two offices available to meet the expectations of travellers.