Means of transport Narbonne

To get around by public transport, visitors can use Linebus, a bus and coach company. Linebus is located at Domaine Saint-Charles, Boulevard du Docteur Léon Augé. Linebus offers tourist transport services by coach. Other similar companies can also be found nearby, such as Kéolis Aude, Capdeville SARL, Autocars Grv and Bus Occitan. These companies also offer public transport services in the Narbonne area.

Narbonne station, opened in 1857, is in the neo-Louis XIII style. During excavation work for its foundations in 1856, a white marble statue was discovered: the Silenus. This Gallo-Roman work symbolizes the adoptive father and tutor of the god Dionysus, the cheerful Silenus, who taught him how to cultivate vines and taste good wine. A copy is on display in the station concourse. The station is the departure point for the Narbonne - Port-Bou line to Spain. Served by bus, it is less than a kilometer from the town center and cathedral.

Narbonne's river port is located on the Canal de la Robine, the essential artery that keeps this ancient Roman city moving. The Robine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, welcomes yachtsmen all year round on 2.5 kilometers of 4 quays: the Quai Central (Quai des Barques), located in the heart of the historic city and reserved for temporary stopovers, the Quai Vallière, the Quai d'Alsace and the Quai de l'Escoute. The Capitainerie offices are located in the Lavoir parking lot, near the Charité locks.

Modulauto is a car-sharing service. The concept is simple: the Modulauto magnetic card, provided when you subscribe to the service, gives you access to a fleet of vehicles available 24 hours a day. They range from small city cars to family cars, including utility vehicles. It is simple, practical and financially interesting.

Citibus is the urban network of the Côte du Midi. Practical and reliable, it includes five bus lines (A, B, C, D, E) and two free shuttles (Citadine I and II) that serve all of Narbonne's districts. Citibus is also a network of twenty or so suburban lines that connect the towns and villages of the agglomeration. During the summer, a specific network is set up to reach the coast. Registration by SMS, transport on demand, mobile application, online store...

These lines weave a beautiful web all over the region, they allow access to most of Occitania's tourist sites at a lower cost. For tickets, there is no shortage of points of sale: Internet site, newsagents, tobacconists, on board... Lio's digital platform will keep you informed of any changes to routes or schedules.

The Blablacar Bus coaches allow you to travel around the region at a lower cost. In total, 17 routes are available from Narbonne and 22 routes stop there. Among them: Paris, Bordeaux, Marseille, Grenoble, Lyon, Montpellier, Turin, etc.

Narbonne's picturesque marina is located south of Narbonne, on the Etang de Bages. Accessible by sea from Port-la-Nouvelle, La Nautique, despite its modernity, is over 2,000 years old. When the Romans founded Narbo Martius in 118 BC, they chose this site for their main landing stage. Today, it's a tourist attraction, attracting yachtsmen and holidaymakers alike for its marina atmosphere.

No, carpooling is not limited to Blablacar! There are indeed more specialised sites, such as Klaxit, which contribute to the diversification of the service. The European leader in carpooling for short distances, the platform offers two million journeys in France every day. The Klaxit community is mainly composed of regular drivers and passengers on their way to work. The movement is such that more than 250 companies and some 30 local authorities are now partners.

Leader on the market, this service is very easy to use, you just have to enter the name of your destination and the desired departure date, the proposals will appear immediately. You will then just have to choose one of the routes and wait for the driver's confirmation.