Means of transport Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

If Aix stands out as an "electromobile" city, it's not least thanks to the Diablines system. For the past 20 years, these electric carts have been transporting you noiselessly and pollution-free from one point to another in the city center. These seven-seater micro-buses can squeeze in anywhere, and are the only vehicles allowed in pedestrian zones. There are no stops on any of the three routes, and all you have to do to get on board is wave to the driver. The Diablines run every ten minutes, and their use is constantly increasing.

Richard Bild is a highly appreciated taxi driver in Cassis, Ceyreste and La Ciotat. From short trips to transfers throughout the Bouches-du-Rhône, he is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and always finds a solution to help you out. Transportation to airports, ports, train stations, hotels, and for nightclub outings, Richard is very professional and also thinks about your well-being, with an ultra-comfortable 7-seater vehicle, and small attentions on board that make the difference: free 4G wifi connection, self-service smartphone chargers.

It is a shipping company specializing in cruises, excursions, charters and shuttles departing from the ports of Cannes and Nice. Discover the Côte d'Azur coastline during a sea trip, cross from Cannes to the Lerins Islands, walk along the Corniche d'Or or sail to Monaco and Saint-Tropez. The company covers events, fireworks in the bay of Cannes or F1 Grand Prix in Monaco. You can also compose your day à la carte. Good to know, the coastal trip is included in the French Riviera Pass.

This small, historic local train station is located on a convenient public transport hub. The M1 underground line and the two tram lines T1 and T2 serve it from the city centre. A good plan to avoid the hustle and bustle of the Gare Saint-Charles when you want to take the train to the east. Travellers wishing to go to Aubagne, Toulon or Nice can use the various TER trains stopping on one of the 5 tracks. Relaxed atmosphere and country atmosphere. PRM access and no crowds. The Blancarde train station is also a good tip in the summer to get to the beach, whether in Cassis, La Ciotat or Bandol, avoiding the car

Since 2018, all regional transport has been brought together under a single name: Zou! So we no longer speak of TER or LER, or Cartreize and Varlib buses. From now on, the Zou! logo will adorn the fleet of buses and the many trains that criss-cross the Provence region. Dozens of connections between the main towns, with stops in the secondary towns. The territory is well criss-crossed. The buses will allow you to reach places not served by trains. Very attractive prices.

The bus station is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 12:30pm and 2pm to 5pm. Closed on public holidays. A ticket vending machine is available 24/7. It is served by lines A, B, 9 and 10 to Antibes. Line 11 between Bar-sur-Loup, Châteauneuf-Grasse, Le Rouret, Opio and Valbonne. And the Envineige shuttle to the Gréolières 1400 station, via the village of Opio.

A pretty esplanade planted with palm trees, wooden signs... This is a new bus station. The Envibus network serves all districts of Antibes and neighboring towns such as Valbonne Sophia Antipolis. Single tickets cost €1.50 on board the bus. 1 at the bus station or via the Envibus ticket application. It is valid for 1 hour. The Day Pass costs €3.50. It's free for children under 6 accompanied by an adult with a ticket. There are also 7-day, monthly and annual passes.

Head for dream destinations such as the Lérins Islands, the Corniche d'Or, Saint-Tropez and Monaco! From April to September, discover the island of Sainte-Marguerite, a haven of wild nature steeped in history and legend. Dive into its beaches and coves for moments of absolute relaxation. And if you want to take in the sights, opt for guided cruises to Monaco, Saint-Tropez and the Corniche d'Or, during the fireworks evenings in summer. Tickets available on site and from the Vallauris Golfe-Juan Tourist Office.

It is certainly not the biggest train station in France, nor the most central (a bit far from the city center) but it is the one that will allow you to reach many exceptional sites in the Hautes-Alpes. If many connections are made by bus TER, the station of Gap also serves that of Briançon, convenient to reach the domain of Serre-Chevalier Valley. A TER train connects with the Marseille Saint-Charles station for access from the south. Regional buses are waiting right in front of the station to take you to other destinations in the Hautes-Alpes.

Managed by Ports Toulon Provence, the small marina in Porquerolles is protected from the east wind and the south winds. Quickly encombré, particularly in the summer period, a decree decree bans access to Port Cros waters to vessels not equipped with black water tanks: Boaters are therefore invited to equip their boats according to the prescribed standards.

The Vaucluse Department provides you with a practical route planner. It groups together all the networks (bus, coach, train) serving the region and allows you to find out all the possibilities for getting around. The route planner offers you a personalised search for your journeys from address to address, including walking, and allows you to view them on a map. The website www.vaucluse.fr allows you to complete your information on fares.

Flore will pick you up in her 8 person Mercedes minivan at your arrival in Avignon and to the airports of Nice, Marseille, Montpellier. An ideal and more practical way of transport than a taxi if you have a lot of luggage and children. She also offers tourist and thematic tours, especially in the vineyards of the region, the lavender fields and the discovery of the Provencal and ancient heritage! Flore speaks fluent Japanese and English.

The ZOU! regional transport network provides bus travel throughout the South of France. It also links the major towns in the départements and serves the region's airports and stations.

- Zou! line 630: Nice - Aéroport Nice Côte d'Azur - Valbonne
- Zou! line 650: Nice - Roquefort-les-Pins - Grasse

- Zou ! 651 line: Vence - Tourrettes-sur-Loup - Le Bar-sur-Loup - Châteauneuf-Grasse - Grasse
- Zou ! 652 line: Grasse - Le Bar-sur-Loup - Gourdon - Cipières - Gréolières 1400 (during Christmas and winter school vacations)

- Zou ! 653 line: Grasse - Valbonne
- Zou ! 663 line: Cannes - Valbonne - Opio

- Zou ! 671 line: Nice - Bouyon - Conségudes

In the 1900s, a tram ferry provided the link between Avignon and the Barthelasse island. Today, a free, regular shuttle bus takes you across. For those who want to explore the island by bike, it's possible to get on board with their 2-wheeler. The shuttle does not operate on days with strong Mistral winds, or from January¹ to February 15. Comfortably seated, you'll enjoy the view of the Pont Bénézet and the Rocher des Doms behind you. When you arrive on the island, you'll be amazed by the beauty of the site.

Dott is a company established in Europe offering self-service electric scooters and bicycles. Established in Marseille recently, this very practical service allows you to move around the city quickly and at a lower cost. The rather steep terrain of the city of Marseille will be no more than a formality when you ride a bike from the Dott fleet. One pedal stroke and you're on your way to your destination. Of course, it is recommended to be reasonable in driving and to respect the traffic rules. For parking, you will have to park your bike in one of the zones provided for this purpose.

Carpentras offers a free shuttle bus service to the market. To use the shuttle, simply leave your car in the Complexe sportif or Gare SNCF Carpentras parking lots, then take the shuttle from the bus stops in front. The shuttle will drop you off at the Marché stop, in the heart of the town center, and you can also take it back home. The shuttle runs every 15 minutes and is a free and convenient way to get around the market. Take advantage of this opportunity to do your shopping, have lunch in town and collect your car in peace.

The station has a ticket office and a TER ticket dispenser. Tickets can also be purchased via cell phone. The station offers a range of services, including access to public transport, the bus station, electric car charging stations, cabs and parking lots. Carpentras station is partially accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Ideally located near Saint-Paul-de-Vence, VTC DU SOLEIL based in La Colle-sur-Loup is a private chauffeur and concierge service. It offers you the chance to discover the Côte d'Azur in complete privacy. Our bilingual chauffeur is at your disposal for personalized excursions in very small groups, ideal for enjoying the region's must-sees at your own pace. Available for trips of any distance, he also provides transfers to airports and train stations. It's an excellent option for getting around comfortably and discovering the Côte d'Azur in the best possible conditions.

Cassis, a charming town on the Mediterranean coast, offers many opportunities to explore the magnificent Calanques and surrounding coastline. LocBateau is a boat rental company offering a variety of options to suit all tastes. Whether you have a boating license or not, LocBateau has what you need. Their no-license boats are perfect for a leisurely stroll along the Calanques, with capacities for up to 8 people. The boats are equipped with sun awnings to protect you from the sun, and you can rent water sports equipment such as wake-boards and towed buoys. LocBateau offers daily and half-day rentals, as well as special events such as birthdays and stag and hen parties. Whether you want to swim in the turquoise waters of the Calanques, observe the marine wildlife or simply enjoy a day at sea, LocBateau is here to help you make your dream come true.