Travel and transport agencies New Aquitaine

Aix can only be discovered by boat! Head for Fouras, then let us guide you to the Pointe de la Fumée, the main landing stage for this crescent of land. Two ships make the crossing all year round. Tickets can be purchased on board, and bicycles can be brought along (please note that numbers are limited). The 20-minute cruise takes you to an area listed as a remarkable natural site.

Cycles Demion is one of the island's historic bicycle rental companies. Established 75 years ago, this family-run business provides quality bicycles for all visitors to the island. Just a stone's throw from the village center, the store will charm you with its wide selection of bikes and the warm welcome offered by the team. These enthusiasts will advise you in the best possible way, from the choice of bike to the choice of itinerary. From children's bikes to Gravels and the inevitable electrics, you're sure to find a bike to suit your needs. 100 km of cycling paths await you!

Line 3 of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine regional bus network offers many advantages. It runs non-stop, 7 days a week, linking the 10 communes of the Ile de Ré to La Rochelle. The best part? A trip to the Ile de Ré at an affordable price! Single tickets can be purchased on board, from the drivers, in agencies or online. Also running on bioethanol, the vehicles produce 70% less fine-particle emissions. Economical and ecological!

For 25 years, Isabelle has been accompanying you on personalized nature walks. She takes you on truly unusual tours. There are many exciting themes on the program, such as discovering edible and medicinal plants, watching birds of prey in the Basque Country, visiting fortified towns and villages, and exploring the rich local heritage. You can also visit a passionate shepherd!

Bordeaux is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world, with cycle paths and lanes totalling more than 160 km in the inner city, covering almost a third of the city! With its 186 stations, all located close to a bus stop, tramway station, train station or business district, the TBM network offers more than 2,000 self-service bicycles, 1,000 of which are electrically assisted, available 24/7. All of which opens the door to smooth mobility..

Once a music hall and then a movie theatre, Florida gave itself a new life in 1993. 26 years already! ADEM Florida (Association for the Development of Musical Expression) promotes the development of amplified music, a generic term for world music, rock, electro, reggae and hip-hop. The association also supports digital arts. A real digital workshop: beyond simple consultation, it is truly a space for creation, digital technology put at the service of audiovisual art. The Florida in its projects can rely on its structure: 4 creation studios, 1 concert hall that can accommodate up to 750 people and a living space. ADEM Florida counts in the cultural landscape of Lot-et-Garonne by piloting numerous artistic and cultural projects. If you would like to know what's behind the scenes, offer your help and become a volunteer for Le Florida. The new, more practical ticket office allows spectators to avoid queuing and to buy their ticket on a smartphone and scan it at the entrance.

Described as one of France's most "bike-friendly" cities, Bordeaux offers some great cycling routes. For family outings, we recommend Cool Bike, which offers a wide choice of bikes: children's, adult, tandem, trailer, follower... A repair and customization store, Cool Bike also offers bike rentals (including electric) for a day, a weekend or a week, as well as the sale of accessories. On the workshop side, you can take advantage of express service and a range of services at fair prices.

Mountain bikes, VTCs, children's bikes and trailers, baby carriers, tandems, electric bikes... You'll be able to explore the bike paths on your own, in pairs, with friends or family. François and Christophe, the two managers, have over 800 bikes to rent, and everything is included (lock, basket and helmet). The store can even accommodate groups. The team knows the Gironde Landes forest inside out, and will guide you on memorable rides. Fun Bike also sells, repairs and maintains your bikes. Reservations can be made on the website.

An extraordinary idea, this shuttle links Hendaye to the Spanish town of Hondarribia, in just a few minutes, every quarter of an hour from 10am to 1am in season, and every 30 minutes until 7pm the rest of the year. A change of scenery is guaranteed on the other side, where you arrive in another world. Make way for tapas in a typically Spanish atmosphere: from 6pm onwards, the locals gather (often among men...) in the tapas bars.

2h04 from Paris-Montparnasse, the Saint-Jean station is served by TGV, TGV inOUI, Ouigo, Intercity and TER trains from many cities in France, including Toulouse, Hendaye, Tarbes, Arcachon, Lille, Tourcoing and Marseille. Not to mention a Thalys that makes a direct return trip to Brussels-Midi station! Through renovations, notably of its emblematic and immense metallic glass roof overhanging the tracks, the station has kept its old-fashioned cachet, while modernizing itself with shops and public facilities.

Introduced in the heart of Pau at the end of 2008, the Cotixis shuttle service enables residents and tourists to travel free of charge from one point to another in the city center. To get on board, simply wave to the driver from the street at the stop. In the center of town, 17 stops are marked with 1.60 m poles, making it possible to use the shuttle. The service is provided by 100% electric vehicles. Via the funicular, the shuttle also provides easy access to the train station. An ecological, practical and free means of transport which, in over a decade, has become one of the preferred ways for Palois residents to get around the city center.

At La Rochelle airport, domestic routes provide connections to major French cities.

This year, the La Rochelle-Cork route has reopened, and the Marseille route has been strengthened. Brussels-Charleroi, Dublin and Porto via Ryanair, Geneva and London Gatwick via EasyJet during the summer months. Managed by a mixed syndicate, the airport also offers flights to Nice in August. The airport has a 350-space pay parking lot.

With departures all year round and rotations every 40 minutes in July and August from the point of Grave, ferries are the opportunity to make a beautiful crossing of the estuary to explore the Royan. You can push exploration to the lighthouse of the Coubre - 365 steps! -located north of the estuary in Charente-Maritime. The lighthouse is automated and houses an authorized guardian to receive visitors. For families, the Palmyra Zoo is one of the most important areas of the surrounding area. The crossing takes about 20 minutes. You can also take the ferry with his car…

On the island of Aix, cars are out of the question! To make the most of your day, opt for a bicycle. While you can take your own bike on board the boat, you can also rent one from Cyclaix, located in the center of the village. The whole family will find a bike to suit them: Dutch, mountain, beach, BMX, children's, tandem, and even trailers to transport your children. A wide range of accessories is available, including baskets and helmets.

A dream territory for many cyclists, the Ile de Ré is also a favorite spot for water sports enthusiasts. Le Petit Futé loves to visit Ré glisse. Not only do you get a warm welcome from Alain and his team, but they also offer a wide range of water sports. Jet-ski, RIB boat, paddle and even towed buoy for a unique moment with friends! Once you've had your fill of smiles, it's time for a gourmet break at the wooden hut, with a drink and some nibbles.

It is the second busiest airport in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. In figures, it has 6 parking lots, a bus terminal, a business center, several stores and restaurants on the departure hall terrace or in the departure lounge. And almost 20 direct destinations served by 9 airlines (Air France, Transavia, Easyjet, Ryanair, Volotea, Swiss, Luxair, Lufthansa, SAS): Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Strasbourg, London, Dublin, Copenhagen, Brussels...

Poitiers-Biard airport is located 2.5 km from the city center, along the west ring road, halfway between the Poitiers-Nord and Poitiers-Sud freeway exits. Regular flights to London (Stansted) are operated by Ryanair. Seasonal flights are also available until the end of October: from March to Barcelona and from June to Edinburgh. Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, as are vending machines for drinks and snacks. Five car rental companies are on site, as are cabs. Enjoy your trip!

In La Rochelle, the ocean is never far away. While the people of La Rochelle love to stroll along the Old Harbour, many also take the Sea Bus, an easy link between the city center and the Minimes district. It's a great way to get to an area renowned for its many restaurants, its famous ice cream parlour and its beach. From the pier, located at the foot of the Chaîne tower, the boat offers a 20-minute mini-cruise. Quiet and environmentally-friendly, the Sea Bus is a great way to get around, especially during the summer months.

Pascal will welcome you on board his vehicle throughout the year, on Sundays and holidays included. These strengths are: Pascal takes the credit card, speaks English and accepts the animals in his vehicle. So what more?

Practical and fast, the Navette 30' Direct connects the Saint-Jean train station and the Bordeaux airport in 30 minutes. It runs every day of the week, without exception, even on public holidays and during vacation periods. Please note: departure times vary according to the day of the week and the season. The Zenbus application allows you to locate the bus in real time. Note that the coaches are air-conditioned and equipped with free wifi. You can book your seat online - which is recommended - or directly with the driver.

The Caumont-sur-Garonne boat stop is located in a natural setting on the banks of the Voie Verte and the Canal de Garonne. Water and electricity are available on site. You'll find a payment terminal for tokens at the Villeton, Mas d'Agenais and Meilhan/Garonne rest areas (payment by credit card).

1 000 places. The biggest car park in Rochefort. You cannot miss it, it is located at the entrance to the city next to the bus station. The city centre is nearby. What some benefits.

This is undoubtedly one of the most pleasant harbors on the Ile de Ré. Boaters who dock here rub shoulders with fishing boats and, above all, enjoy a delightful environment. Protected by the ramparts and located in the heart of the village, it allows travelers to visit the restaurant or the park. Managing 220 berths year-round, 52 of which are reserved for visiting yachtsmen, the Harbour Office offers all the services you need to make a stopover in St-Martin as easy as possible.

The people of Rochelais are lucky, they can go to the city by pedaling quietly on one of the bicycle paths, but they also have the possibility to offer themselves a mini cruise! Two solar-powered boats, Volta and Ampère, welcome them. Not only are they silent, but they do not pollute because they are powered by solar energy. They are also very smart and it is possible to get on board with your bike. This is enough to make the people of Rochelais want to get on board to reach the other side of the river in only 5 minutes.

With almost 8 million validations per year, 5 million kilometers covered by its vehicles and more than 822 stops, it's fair to say that Pau and the surrounding area take great care with their public transport. The emphasis is on accessibility: access ramps, audible and visual signage, buses with flat floors and dedicated spaces. Libertis also provides minibuses for users with reduced mobility, subject to reservation. 100% green, the Fébus "zero emission" bus line runs on hydrogen. Another popular service is the Idecycle bicycle rental service. Finally, you can calculate a route or consult bus timetables in real time using the Idelis app.

This parking is located between the beach and the port. With its 900 seats, it is always possible to park even during the summer period. The location is ideal for a leisurely afternoon, stroll through the Fathers' Park or taste the ice of Tonton Maboule. To get to town, don't take your car! Choose the sea bus which in only 20 minutes will drop you at the Old Port. Attention, parking is more difficult to access during the carnival.

Bassin Scoot is the largest scooter retailer near Arcachon! Three major brands (Piaggio, Vespa and Aprilia) are represented, and a wide range of scooters can be seen in the store, both new and used, as well as accessories and equipment for rider and passenger. The store offers regular promotions and long-term leasing opportunities. A workshop is also dedicated to two-wheeler maintenance. Our competent and enthusiastic team will be happy to answer all your questions.

A group of nine networked computers with two printers and a broadband connection of 15 Megabits/s, two cabins connected to voice on IP. which makes it possible to offer advantageous fares to the largest number of international destinations, to code telephone cards of 4 € and to 7,50 € used from a fixed telephone, cab or mobile and which appear in the form of a plastic card the size of a credit card, unblocking of mobile from 15 €, fax etc. This shop is really the kingdom multimedia.

Day and night beacons. Electricity on pontoon or dockside depending on basin, weather reports posted every morning, 24-hour code access to sanitary facilities, fuel pumps... Today, Les Minimes is the largest port on the Atlantic seaboard. Passengers and locals alike flock to Les Minimes, and not just to take a boat trip. Les Minimes is also a pleasant place to be, with its beach, seaside promenade, restaurants and, above all, an ice cream parlour renowned for its inimitable sorbets! Smart boaters will have no trouble getting to the city center, thanks to the sea bus and, of course, the bicycle!

Very practical, the Bus Baïa offer many trips throughout the Bassin. To travel or do some tourism, this means of transport is ideal. A total of 8 lines including 3 from Arcachon. To go where? to the dune of Pilat, to La Teste and beaches, all while strolling through the nice small areas of the cities and along the coast or join the stations of the Bassin. The other lines, matched, join the Teich (including the ornithological park), Gujan Mestras, the Hume and beaches also. Regular traffic all year round from Monday to Saturday (Sunday in summer), 6am to 8pm. How much? Only 1 euro! Sales outlet on the bus, at the shops of La Teste, in the focal points.

Guadeloupe, Verona, Funchal, Munich... These are just some of the destinations accessible from Bordeaux. In all, you can fly to almost 90 cities, mainly in France and Europe. Many low-cost destinations are available from the Billi terminal. Bordeaux airport is very well served, particularly since the arrival of streetcar A, which will take you to Bordeaux city center in 35 minutes, or to the Saint-Jean train station with a change at Porte de Bourgogne. A new sheltered parking area for motorized two-wheelers has opened.

Daily links by TER with Bordeaux.

Getting around Bordeaux by car and parking aren't that easy! Thanks to Yego Mobility, that's all changing! Their motto: "a scooter when you need one". They rent out scooters in the city. Available from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m., each scooter comes with two helmets. Water-green in color, they're easy to spot and you've probably seen them around Bordeaux. To get on a Yego, simply download the app on your mobile and follow the instructions in just a few clicks. There are no bollards or keys!

The Bordeaux river shuttle (or BAT3, pronounced BatCub) is an excellent way of getting from one bank of the Garonne to the other. Bordeaux Métropole, via the TBM network, provides passengers with two hybrid river shuttles, L'Hirondelle and La Gondole. Each can accommodate up to 65 passengers, plus 6 bicycles per crossing. These catamarans serve 6 pontoons: Stalingrad, Quinconces, Darwin, Les Hangars, Cité du Vin and Lormont Bas. The shuttles are accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Anapia Voyages, based in Aix-en-Provence and Saint-Jean-de-Luz, was created by Sylvia, a Peruvian living in France for more than thirty years. The richness of its programs, with a focus on culture and nature, is based on the experience of its employees. What's the best thing about Anapia Voyages? The handmade approach, which starts with an attentive listening of your desires and the precise follow-up of your trip, the mixture of unavoidable sites and improbable places; in short, a customized travel diary guided by your desires! The destinations have been tested by our team of specialists.

Aesthetically pleasing with its wave-shaped roof, the station features a large glass roof running the length of the façade, enlarging the reception area. As for the forecourt, it's a beautiful pedestrian area, complemented by the terrace of "La grande Brasserie". Agen is linked to Paris-Montparnasse by the TGV via Bordeaux. As the^2nd station in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, it is also a stop on the Bordeaux-Sète line linking the Atlantic to the sea. It is also a regional station served by TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine and TER Occitanie / Pyrénées-Méditerranée trains.

It's the perfect place for cyclists on the move or for those who just want to get out and about. This bike maintenance, repair and assembly workshop opened in 2021: you leave your Précieux here, and Arnaud will be happy to pamper them, or even give them a makeover. You can also stock up on essential accessories: lighting, etc. A fleet of VTC electric bikes is available for hire (for a day or a few days). Prices available on the Facebook page; rental on request.

TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine allows you to adapt the way you travel to your budget, thanks to a range of weekly, monthly or annual season tickets at preferential rates. The MODALIS card (TER, streetcar and bus of the TBC network), for example, offers up to 75% discount on a given journey and unlimited travel. The Avantage Jeune card offers a 30% discount on all journeys, every day, for one year. Telephone service 7 days a week.

Inaugurated in June 2010, Brive Vallée de la Dordogne airport is one of the newest airports in France. It was built to open up the north of the Lot, the Périgord and the Corrèze. This regional airport serves Paris, London and Porto with regular flights. It is also an open door to foreign countries, connected to the world thanks to the numerous "holiday" destinations offered with a connection via Orly and Lyon with very attractive prices.

Thanks to La Cali's public transport network, the entire territory of the Communauté d'Agglomération du Libournais is connected. In town as well as in the countryside, the 45 communes of the agglomeration are all served. Inhabitants and all other users can thus get around more easily and, above all, free of charge. The Bastidette - the electric shuttle in the heart of Libourne - runs every day except Sunday. To use it, you just have to stop at the stops defined or to stop it on demand on its route drawn by a purple line.

Located at the gateway to the Atlantic, but protected by the Pointe de Grave, this attractive marina offers an exceptional position between the Atlantic and the Gironde Estuary. With its 800 berths (eventually 1,200) equipped with water and electricity, on a 15-hectare inner basin, with minimum draughts of 2 and 3 meters, discover a comfortable access and stay. On a single site, you'll find the harbourmaster's office, around twenty food shops, nautical services, a sailing school and 800 free parking spaces, all of which make for a remarkable setting, far from the hustle and bustle of urban life, embellished by almost 6 hectares of green spaces and plantations.

Festive events and regattas punctuate the year: the Tour de Cordouan regatta in mid-April and the Trophée Port Médoc at the end of April; the Sunday market from May to September; the Jet-Ski Estuary at the end of June, the Saturday aperitifs in July and August; the Quai des Vins yachting and wine show every year on the first weekend in May.

Pau station is bright, spacious and functional to welcome the many travelers who pass through every day. A major station in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, it is served by numerous trains every day. Its main destinations are Paris, Toulouse, Bordeaux and Bayonne. The station is equipped with a modern, accurate display system, and ticket reservation and collection terminals complementing the ticket offices. You'll find all the routes and prices you need for your journey. There's also a newsagent open every day and a snack bar. A Zter electric train also links the capital of Béarn with that of Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

They are usually spotted in front of the station, in single file, ready to start driving you comfortably to your home, your hotel or your place of work. During our evening outings, to ensure a link between the station and the airport, medical transport, transport of children, a single phone call to order your vehicle, that of Radio Taxi, a frequency of Poitiers very useful to move. More than 30 taxis are at your service. So, alone or in a group, for a short or long distance, from Poitiers train station to Chasseneuil-du-Poitou, from Futuroscope to the University Hospital, from the airport to your home... dial their number.

Did you know that more than 70 buses in the Transports Poitevins network run on CNG and soon on BioGNV? Irrigating the 40 municipalities of Grand Poitiers, Vitalis offers regular routes from Monday to Saturday, Sundays, nights with a drop-off service for people alone or accompanied by children, a school service and a handibus. New this year: the express line linking Poitiers station to Chauvigny in 40 minutes, and in Poitiers, the increase in the frequency of line 2 buses. Tickets and season tickets are available in agencies, on the e-shop, in vending machines, at Relais Vitalis merchants, and on the mobile application that calculates your waiting time and route.

The Chronoplus network covers 7 municipalities in the conurbation. There are 120 buses, more than 3/4 of which are less than 5 years old, serving these routes. With stops in the peripheral parks that allow you to leave your car. In Biarritz, 2 buses are waiting for you: one in the city centre and one in the Saint-Charles district, an extensive network in summer. The deployment of the first Tram'bus line, entirely electric, connects Bayonne north to Biarritz centre. It is also a river shuttle.

Renting the car that suits you for a period ranging from half an hour to 2 days, 7 days a week and 24 hours a day, it's easy! In Paris, they have the Vélibs, in Poitiers, we have the self-service cars. After joining the Otolis service, choose your vehicle from the fleet, and reserve it via the Citiz application, on the website or by phone. Pick it up at one of the 9 stations offered: in Couronneries, Montmidi, Pont-Neuf, in the parking lots (Hôtel de Ville, Toumaï and Notre-Dame), next to the Buxerolles town hall, at the Futuroscope Teleport 2 and on campus. This is a welcome initiative to relieve the downtown area of vehicles and save money!