Public transport Côte Aquitaine

It is not always easy to live without a car or with just one for the whole family, and even more difficult to pay a vehicle and insurance. If you have a temporary need, Citiz is the solution. It is a rental service nearby that allows you to rent a car for a customized duration (one hour, one night, a weekend...). You must first of all be a member, and then you can book your car by phone or Internet. The rest is simply a breeze. Once in one of the parks, the opening of any car is controlled by a personal badge that is given to you and that will also keep track of your expenses that will be settled once a month. 50 vehicles are currently in circulation with a choice of Renault Twingo, Clio and Kangoo, Fiat Peugeot 500, 206+, 207, Bipper and Partner, Dacia Logan Break spread over 27 stations, located mostly in Bordeaux, but also in Talence, Bègles, Cenon, Pessac and Merignac. There is necessarily in your area!

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..

Baïa is composed of 10 main lines that serve the Dune du Pilat, the Pyla town hall, the Pôle Santé, Arcachon Médiathèque, Gujan-Mestras, la Teste-de-Buch, Biganos, la Teste Miquelots and an express line from the Arcachon station to the Teich station Just stand on the sidewalk, wave to the driver and the bus stops. It drops you off wherever you want on its route. The COBAS offers a transport on demand service. Maps and timetables available on the website and on the MyBus mobile application (possibility to buy your tickets).

If you want to come to Bayonne by car, there are numerous parking lots at the city's gates and a free electric shuttle bus runs every eight minutes. Bayonne offers this service, linking the parking lots, the Saint-Esprit and Foch districts with the city center (16 stops). This service makes it possible to reconcile development and quality of life. Bayonne's shuttles offer the possibility to travel without polluting.

Skibus takes you right to the foot of the slopes. It's for ski enthusiasts, but also for the most economical. As long as you get up early, the Skibus picks up its first passengers, including their equipment, at 4.30 a.m. near Gare Saint-Jean in Bordeaux, then at 4.40 a.m. at Décathlon in Bègles, at 4.55 a.m. in Talence and finally at 6.30 a.m. in Mont-de-Marsan (subject to availability). Arrival at the resort is scheduled for 9am. With your ski pass already in your pocket, it's time to hit the slopes at Cirque du Lys in Cauterets! The resort is ideal for families, Sunday skiers and sporty types alike. Return to the bus at 5pm.

Would you like to discover the city of Bordeaux by Segway (that little electric machine you stand on), bicycle or electric scooter? Bordeaux-Trip makes it possible! This agency specializing in sightseeing tours will enable you to visit the capital of Gironde or the Arcachon Basin in an unusual way. At the shop in the city center, you'll find all the equipment you need, for sale or hire, and the chance to try it out for yourself. Think of Bordeaux-Trip for your team-building outings or an EVG/EVJF!

Buy and validate your ticket (streetcar, bus and Bat³) directly on your smartphone from the TBM application. After downloading the app via App Store or Google Play, sign up and choose the most interesting ticket for you: 1, 2 or 10 trips, or unlimited for 1 to 7 days (full fare only). For other fares (jobseekers, senior citizens, students, etc.), use other points of sale such as in-station ticket machines or sales agencies.