Means of transport French Guiana

Air Caraïbes, a scheduled French airline specializing in the Caribbean and French Guiana, offers weekly flights between Paris Orly and Cayenne. The company also links the provinces and Belgium to French Guiana from Orly with Train + Air. Air Caraïbes offers 3 classes of service on board its transatlantic flights: Soleil (Economy), Caraïbes, (Premium Economy), Madras (Business). Its Préférence frequent flyer program allows you to earn miles and benefit from other advantages. Check the website for current promotions.

Inaugurated in 1943 around 17 km from Cayenne and originally named Rochambeau (hero of the American War of Independence), since 2012 it has been named after the illustrious Guyanese humanist Félix Eboué. It serves Saint-Georges, Saül, Saint-Laurent, Grand Santi and Maripasoula, but there are also regular flights to the French West Indies, the Dominican Republic and Brazil, as well as to mainland France. Information points, press, cafeteria, stores and car rental offices.

The maxi catamaran Iles du Salut is one of two Promaritime boats on which you can embark from Kourou for a tour of the Iles du Salut. Departures are every day at 8:30 a.m., with a return trip in the late afternoon. The skippers on board, assisted by their crews, are very professional and friendly. The 28-passenger Royal Ti Punch catamaran can also be privatized for special events.

The Agglo'bus suburban transport system serves the communes belonging to the CACL (Communauté d'Agglomération du Centre Littoral). Place du Marché is the bus station. There are 9 lines in Cayenne:

Route 1 : Cayenne (Place du Marché) - Cité Zéphir.

Route 2: Cayenne (Place du Marché) - Lycée Melkior/Novotel.

Route 3: Cayenne (Place du Marché) - Mont Lucas.

Route 4: Annexe Mairie (Boulevard Jubelin) - Lycée Balata.

Route 5: Cayenne (Place du Marché) - Cimetière de Cabassou.

Route 6 : Cité Mirza - Mairie de Remire-Montjoly..

Based at Félix-Éboué international airport, the regional airline Air Guyane has been in operation since 2002 and belongs to CAIRE (Compagnie aérienne inter-régionale express), a company whose subsidiary is another regional airline: Air Antilles. Air Guyane operates domestic flights between Cayenne, Maripasoula, Saül, Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni and Grand Santi. Connections with Paramaribo (capital of Suriname) have ceased, but thanks to a partnership with Air France, it is still possible to fly to Guadeloupe and Martinique.

Like Air Caraïbes, Air France offers several round-trip Paris-Cayenne flights a week, and even connections to major French cities (Bordeaux, Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille, etc.). Flight time between Paris and Cayenne is around 8h30. To get the best fares, we recommend you book your ticket in advance. Another tip is to sign up for the company's newsletter, which will keep you informed of current promotional offers. Keep an eye out!