Means of transport France

Jean-Marie Tiboni and Joël Pascal know the Luberon as their pocket. Normal, they are taxi drivers and offer personalized tourist tours to a clientele who wants to know the best sites, the right addresses of the corner, or even meet the people of the country. A service offering also for lovers of meals they would like to drink, or for walks in the surrounding cellars for fine tasting. Unstoppable in case of blood alcohol control. The whole comment is made with humour in an air-conditioned minibus for up to eight people.

City tours, cities, etc. 16 lines allow you to explore the entire city and surrounding area. Traditional tickets are now replaced by contactless tickets and cards to simplify city travel.

Travel comfortably and at a cheap price between Sweden and Finland, including in the Baltic States, on board ferries cruise Tallink & Silja Line. Daily departures throughout the year from Helsinki to Stockholm and Turku 6 types of cabins, a variety of restaurants, duty-free shops, international entertainment, beauty salon and a casino await you on board.

Arles is very well served by numerous regional and departmental bus lines. Connections from Nîmes, Saint-Gilles, Port Saint Louis, Salin de Giraud, Les Saintes Maries de la mer, Marseille, Aix en Provence, Avignon, Fontvieille, Maussane and all the Alpilles. The companies that serve these cities are "Les cars de Camargues" and "Autocars Ségura". Moreover, from the bus station passes all the urban network of the city: Envia bus lines, as well as the SNCF regional express lines. The bus station is a 10 minute walk from the city center.

Regular line: Aix-Pourrières-Saint-Maximin-Tourves-Brignoles (7 trips per day).

Biarritz cabs are a convenient option for travelers looking for reliable transportation around the city. Day or night, drivers are on hand to take you to airports, hotels, stations or any other location of your choice. The 27 vehicles are comfortable and air-conditioned, with capacities ranging from 1 to 7 people. The cab rank is located at 1 avenue de Verdun. Biarritz cabs offer a personalized welcome to make your journey a pleasant one. They also provide transport for pilgrims and their luggage on the Chemin de Compostelle.

The three cities Bayonne, Anglet, Biarritz are connected by city buses that provide trips very frequently. The beaches of Biarritz and Anglet are also served. Similarly, there is a line Bayonne-Boucau and the southern Landes (Tarnos, metro beach) and Bayonne-Saint-Pierre-d'Irube.

To avoid unnecessary detours or to establish a travel budget, these services allow you at 24 hours to define a route and calculate its cost: direct route, toll free, per step, and according to your vehicle. Finally, they provide information about traffic.

Year round (except Sundays and holidays), return line Hasparren, Briscous, Mouguerre, Bayonne.

Year round, round-trip, Ews, Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle, Ascain, Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Ews, Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle, Arcangues, Bassussary, Bayonne.

Year round, round-trip line, Cambo-les-Bains, Larressore, Uztaritze, Bayonne.

All year round, round-trip, Saint-Jean-Foot-de-Port, Bayonne via small villages.

From Bayonne (Place des Basques), every hour you can win Saint-Jean-de-Luz via Biarritz, or conversely, in a very fast and inexpensive way. The circuit avoids city centres and passes through the RN 10. All year round, these buses serve: Bayonne, Anglet, Biarritz, Bidart, Guéthary, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Ciboure, Urrugne, Behobia, Hendaye, Irun and San Sebastian in Spain.

Many companies provide good coverage of the Basque Country. Here are some useful addresses:

Hendaye station is a railway station located in the commune of Hendaye, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. It is part of the Bordeaux-Saint-Jean to Irun line and the Madrid to Hendaye line. The station has 6 tracks, as well as service tracks. In 2019, it welcomed 373,730 passengers. The station is located at Boulevard du Général de Gaulle in Hendaye. For train times between Hendaye and Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle, there are on average 6 trips per day, with an average duration of 9h02. The first train leaves at 05:57 and the last at 18:49. Connections are possible for some journeys.

It is located close to the town of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, near Ciboure. It offers a range of services and shops, including self-service ticket terminals, a regional ticket dispenser, a single sales area, RELAY daily stores, assistance for disabled passengers (PSH/PMR) and toilets. To facilitate access to the station, SNCF Gares & Connexions also offers intermodal solutions, with information on transport and related services.

The Biarritz train station is located on the Allée du Moura in Biarritz. It offers various services and shops for travelers, such as automatic ticketing terminals, partner lockers, travel assistance, an Easy Drugstore sales area, automatic toilets and free Wi-Fi connection. In addition, the station offers accessibility services for disabled people and those with reduced mobility, as well as a free assistance service for taking the train. If you've lost something, you can report it online, or visit one of the station's Lost & Found offices. Last but not least, the station's intermodal services enable passengers to plan their journeys and connections in advance.

Boutique staff are on hand to answer any questions and help travelers with their plans. Services include ticketing and self-service terminals. The Bayonne SNCF store is committed to digital accessibility, with a compliance rate of 95.65%.

Road information by telephone to know about traffic in the region Aquitaine. This service operates 7 hours a day and 24 h/24 and provides all relevant information on traffic disruptions. In town, there are many parking lots available. The centres are generally paid but in Bayonne the first half hour is offered (see pages on Bayonne).

River access, harbor master's office, club house. The port has some 380 residents for 425 pontoons and catways, with vacant spaces occupied by visiting boats. Spanish and English speakers welcome you all year round. Situated on the left bank of the Adour, 700 m from its mouth, the 15 mooring pontoons are all equipped with water and electricity. With a wide choice of services: toilets and showers, laundry, wifi, weather forecast, water and electricity.

During the summer, a free shuttle bus service is available to the beaches from 12 park-and-ride sites with 18 stops. At this busy time of year, this means you can get to the beaches or stroll around Anglet in complete safety, without the risk of not being able to park. Other modes of transport that are becoming increasingly popular with local partners include bike, scooter and car rental. There's also the river shuttle on the Adour, which connects the two banks of the river, saving a considerable amount of time and, as an added bonus, offering a pleasant ride.

Terroir and picturesque discoveries are on the program of the train des Pignes which links Nice to Digne. This line offers a journey to the heart of Provence. The company operates a daily service of 6 round trips, all year round and without reservation. Les chemins de fer de Provence provides a link between Nice and Colomars, some 20 times a day. This urban train connects the two towns in 25 minutes and is mainly aimed at school and business travelers.

Park-and-ride facilities are both a good economic plan and a good ecological initiative. Leave the car outside the city, then take public transport at ultra-reduced fares. There are 10 park-and-ride facilities in and around Strasbourg: P+R Rotonde; P+R Ducs d'Alsace; P+R Baggersee; P+R Elsau; P+R Krimmeri; P+R Rives de l'Aar; P+R Hoenheim Gare; P+R Robertsau Boecklin; P+R Espace Européen de l'Entreprise and P+R Poteries. These offer you the chance to park your vehicle in a parking lot right next to a streetcar station, and benefit from a round-trip streetcar and/or bus ticket for all passengers in the vehicle (up to 7 people). The only constraint is that the return trip must be made within the day, as parking is limited to this time.

Located in the heart of the city, the train station provides efficient access to the rest of France. With the TGV, the Eiffel Tower is 1 hour 15 minutes away and the Bordeaux docks are 1 hour away. The TER traffic allows to connect the rest of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region easily. The hall is equipped with a tobacconist, a bakery, a mini-market and a restaurant, and even a piano! For your transportation from the station to your home, buses are available and cabs are waiting for you on the square. A bicycle park and a parking lot are available nearby.

In summer. (Please contact the town hall or tourist office) in connection with the shuttles. To go to the beach, to the market, etc.

Large tourist coaches of 49 places for tourist stays in France and abroad.

Local regular lines that serve the stations of Montereau and Longueville, Bray-Montereau, Bray-Longueville-Provins, tourist coaches from seven to sixty-five places for excursions in France and abroad.

The Meaux bus station is a central point for bus and coach transport in the town. It is served by several bus networks, including the Pays de Meaux et de l'Ourcq bus network. Transportation on demand (TAD) is also available in certain areas of Meaux, subject to reservation.

This company has buses with up to 63 seats for excursions in France and abroad. But regular lines - 16 - to stations and school services are also provided. Probus serves the city of Provins intra-muros, La Ferté-Gaucher, Montereau, Melun, Chessy..

For coach trips - regular lines for Lizy-sur-Ourcq, La Ferté-sous-Jouarre, Chessy… and renting coaches with driver. Travel Agency Tel 01 64 33 49 77.

The Departmental Committees of Tourism de la Seine-et-Marne and l'Essonne wanted to set up a shuttle bus between them, since 12 June 2004, five tourist sites, seine-et-marnais and essonniens, Fontainebleau and its region, only on weekends and holidays, and from June to October. His name: La Patache. An easy way to connect between these tourist sites with the departure point of the train station of Avon-Fontainebleau and the arrivals of "tourists tourists" from Paris Gare de Lyon. The sites served are: the castle of Fontainebleau, the forestry tourism office of the Faisanderie and the forest of Franchard and its gorges, Barbizon - in Seine-et-Marne. Information: Comité départemental du Tourisme de Seine-et-Marne Tel 01 60 39 60 39. Website: www.tourisme77.fr

From Paris Est, SNCF links the stations of Chelles, Vaires-sur-Marne, Lagny-sur-Marne, Esbly and Meaux with connections to Crecy-la-Chapelle, Coulommiers and La Ferté-sous-Jouarre. The RER lines serving Seine-et-Marne since Paris are four: A, B, D, E. To reach Paris in Chessy - Marne la Vallée, take the RER A - Gare de Lyon - which connects, in Seine-et-Marne, Champs-sur-Marne, Noisiel, Lognes, Torcy, Bussy-Saint-Georges, Val d'Europe and Chessy - Marne la Vallée. The RER B - Gare du Nord - serves the north-west stations of the department: Villeparisis, Mitry-Mory.

The RER D - Gare de Lyon - connects Paris to Melun. Stations serviced in Seine-et-Marne: Lieusaint, Savigny-le-Temple, Cesson, Le Confirmed-sur-Seine. On the RER E - Gare de l'Est, it connects the stations of Chelles, Emerainville - Pontault-Combault, Roissy-en-Brie, Ozoir-la-Ferrière, Born-Armainvilliers, Tournan. TGV lines. The train station of Chessy - Marne-la-Vallée - Disneyland Paris - is a European TGV train node - Eurostar and Thalys - linking the large cities in northern Europe - London, Lille, Brussels, Cologne and Amsterdam - and the major French cities - Nantes, Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseilles, Nice, Montpellier. The inhabitants of Eastern France can go to Disneyland Paris - Gare station - Marne-la-Vallée - from Reims - in 30 minutes - Nancy and Metz - in 1 hour 10 - and Strasbourg in 2 hours 25. Chessy - Marne-la-Vallée is now the largest TGV platform in France.

Regular lines cross the far north Seine-et-marnais, from Claye-Souilly and Mitry-Mory to Meaux, including Roissy-en-France - Val-d'Oise - and Charles de Gaulle Airport. What a quiet visit to the small villages in the north of the department using this means of transport.

Renamed NOMAD, the old green buses link the communes of the département to Caen. There are almost 80 routes, plus an inter-regional route to Honfleur and Le Havre. The network also offers on-demand services such as Appelocar (booking the day before for the next day), Acceocar (for PRMs), Flexocar (which adapts to train timetables) and Taxicar (if your commune is not served). Your ticket is refillable, so don't throw it away - you can use it for 2 years! And this summer, don't forget the Ticket plage: a return trip to the sea at a low price.

The telephone number to mark on the agenda for all connections with Orly or Roissy and transport all distances, seven days out of seven. The rate is decreasing according to the number of people transported. So don't hesitate to ask for information or a quote. Don't worry about your transportation. Whether you are alone or in groups, whether it be for a professional trip or your holiday, Dawn Transfer takes you to your home or business and accompanies you wherever you want to go.

While La Rochelle boasts one of Europe's largest marinas, this basin is an exception. Sailors can access the beaching harbor, the Bassin des Chalutiers, as well as the Bassin des Yachts after a short passage between the two towers. A total of 390 berths are available, including 80 for visitors. The Bassin des Chalutiers accommodates large yachts from 17 m to 50 m, while the Havre d'échouage is ideal for sailors wishing to visit the city center. The port is well equipped for easy access, with gangways fitted with anti-slip strips and reserved parking spaces for cars...

This is the last stop before going to Ré Island. This car park has the advantage of being free, ideal for anyone who wants to travel across the bridge without paying the toll. You can park your car during the day and borrow various modes of transportation to join Rivedoux: on foot, by bike or by shuttle at a very accessible rate. A restaurant with the same name is installed and offers a unique view of the island.

This is the parking solution for all those arriving from the north of La Rochelle. If everyone can use the Relais Relais and take the bus, you can also park here. The nearest part is paid, the other is free, offering often small spaces. The parking lot is very successful because it is close to Verdun Square, which is just a few minutes walk away. There are free toilets and a playground for children.

This parking is not located in the city center of La Rochelle but at a time when parking rates have increased, it is an interesting alternative for all those wishing to visit the city. Free of charge, it is often complete but makes it easy to go to the Maritime Museum and later, on the Old Port while admiring the boats. Take 15 minutes of a pleasant walk that will be punctuated by the passage on the famous bridge leading to Gabut.

It's one of the last great stations built by the French railroads. And its 45-metre campanile, towering above the towers, is no stranger to the landscape of La Rochelle! Many passengers use the platforms, which are completely covered by a large glass roof. The station was voted France's second prettiest in 2017. The work undertaken has enabled the station to become a Pôle d'Échanges Multimodal, offering improved access conditions for people with reduced mobility and facilitating access to soft mobility.

Also known as the Old West Port, this car park is one of the most suitable places to park your vehicle. Once parked, you will easily reach the pedestrian streets and restaurants. On the other hand, it is sometimes difficult to access with the Old Pedestrian Port and the reorganisation of the traffic flow. Note that during the summer, the parking lot is not available as it hosts the Jean-Louis Foulquier Stage.

Located at the northern entrance of the town, discover the new car park-L'Hermitage, reserved for home-work trips: 125 seats available, rue des Gonthières, facing the Lycée Vieljeux in Lagord.

This park-and-ride facility, located not far from the Exhibition Centre and open for several years during the summer months, has now become permanent. Monitored 24 hours a day in summer, it offers a free shuttle service to the city centre from 7.30am to 9pm. From September to June, it is open and supervised from 6am to 9pm, except on Sundays and public holidays. It is also closed during the trade fair. It welcomes motorhomes and tourist coaches. Ideal for parking without wondering about the accessibility of motorhomes, and visiting the town.

It is one of the parking lots with one of the best places to go to the city center. A stone's throw from the Halles, it allows everyone to park their vehicle along the road, but also on a paved square. In just two minutes walk you will reach one of the shopping streets. Please note that it is best to avoid the place on Saturday morning because on the market the places are very demanding.

The city's large underground car park offers nearly 600 places spread over three levels. The city centre is not the easiest way to go, so this parking is a great place to park in the immediate vicinity of numerous cafés and restaurants. The price is relatively high but this parking is one of the most accessible and offers interesting parking.

Also called the Aquarium parking by the inhabitants of La Rochelle because this parking space (280 seats) is only a few hectolitres from the large marine museum. Perfect for a visit to the Aquarium but also for a small tour in the city, the Old port being fairly fast.

290 places next to the Technoforum and the mega CGR cinema complex. Convenient for walking in the university area, going to the cinema or eating a piece in the local restaurants.

No direct sales. The national airline Uzbekistan Airways is represented by the agency RPTA which manages the marketing and the issue of tickets in France. Two direct weekly flights are offered between Paris and Tashkent in summer, one of them via Ourguentch (Khiva). One weekly flight is offered in winter. Take-off and landing at Paris - Charles de Gaulle airport. Uzbekistan Airways also offers domestic flights from Tashkent to Bukhara, Fergana, Khiva and Nukus.

The Sarreguemines marina was the first marina in the Moselle to be awarded the "European Blue Flag" label in 2003. It is equipped with all the necessary facilities. All conditions are met for a successful stay: barbecue area, wi-fi access, picnic area, secure access... as well as a petanque area and a children's playground nearby. The marina is located right in the city centre on the right bank of the Saar, nestled in a green setting, and has about forty mooring rings.

This recent airline is part of the Tunisair group. It offers Paris-Nouakchott flights every Thursday and Sunday (aircraft A 320 and ATR 42-300). You can choose to arrive by Nouakchott to visit the capital, and access the National Park of Arguin by the coast, to go to the Adrar, it takes half a day. To attérir directly in Atar, this is possible with Point Africa company.