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How to get to the Verdon

Are you eager to explore our region, or are you here on a business trip?
Bus routes, trains, bike paths, and even electric vehicle charging stations—we’ve got all the information you need!

by train, by plane, by car, by bus…

All modes of transportation

  • By train
  • By plane
  • By car
  • By bus

  • By train

    3 TGV stations:

    Aix-en-Provence
    Marseille Saint-Charles
    Avignon

    SNCF train stations:

    Nice
    Digne-les-Bains
    Aix-en-Provence

    More information

    Upon arrival at the train station, you can choose from the following options to reach your final destination:
    public transportation (bus or the Train des Pignes departing from Nice)
    car rental
    taxi
    or possibly carpooling

  • By plane

    2 international airports:

    Nice Côte d’Azur More information
    Marseille-Provence More information

    Upon arrival at the airport, you can choose from the following options to reach your final destination:
    public transportation (bus or the Pignes train departing from Nice)
    car rental
    taxi
    or possibly carpooling

  • By car

    2 options:

    By car:
    Plan Your Route

    By carpool:

    There are many websites out there.
    Here is the main and best-known one: Blabla because

  • By bus

    The Verdon is not served by “long-distance” buses such as Flixbus or similar services.

    The main stops will be train stations or airports.

    Upon arrival, you’ll have the following options to reach your final destination:
    public transportation (bus or the Train des Pignes departing from Nice)
    car rental
    taxi
    or possibly carpooling

Public Transportation

The Provence Railway:

Shuttles:

Bus routes:

 

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Plan des transports disponible pour venir dans le Verdon View the map

Coming by public transport

in the Verdon

To come to the Verdon, prefer alternative means of transport such as bus, train or carpooling to preserve our environment as much as possible. Use the calculator to find out about all public transport modes and find the ideal itinerary for travelling without a car:

Valid until August 31, 2023

Coming by car

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By car Nice Marseille Aix-en-Provence Toulon Gap
Annot 1h30 2h40 2h25 2h45 2h20
Castellane 1h50 2h30 2h10 2h 2h
Colmars-les-Alpes 2h15 2h40 2h20 3h 2h15
Entrevaux 1h15 2h50 2h30 2h30 2h30
La Palud-sur-Verdon 2h20 2h15 2h 2h15 2h10
Saint-André-les-Alpes 2h 2h15 2h 2h30 1h50
Calculer mon itinéraire

Consider carpooling!
Our region has enough visitors to make it easy to find carpooling opportunities. This option is not only economical but also environmentally friendly.
This makes it even easier to visit the Verdon region.

Carpooling

Covoiturer avec Blablacar

Useful information

Road conditions

Stay up to date on roadworks, openings and closures of passes and roads in the Alpes de Haute-Provence département.

Charging stations

Accelerated recharging stations for electric vehicles have been deployed in villages throughout the area, from the springs to the Gorges du Verdon. They are available with or without subscription.

Reload<br>your electric vehicle Connaître l'état des routes en direct

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