Travel Planning
It couldn't be easier. Narbonne is well served for road, rail, air and coach travel.
By Road
Narbonne is at the crossroads of two southbound motorways - the A62/A61 from Bordeaux /
Toulouse / Carcassonne and the A7/A9 from Lyon / Avignon / Montpellier.
The A75 Clermont Ferrand / Millau also joins the A9 a few miles NE of Narbonne near Béziers.
Northbound the A9 comes up from Spain linking Gerona and Barcelona to Narbonne.
By Air
| Airport | Carrier | Approx Driving Time to Narbonne |
|---|---|---|
| Carcassonne | Ryan Air | 45 minutes |
| Perpignan | Ryan Air | 45 minutes |
| Montpellier | Ryan Air | 60 minutes |
| Nimes | Ryan Air | 75 minutes |
| Perpignan | Flybe | 45 minutes |
| Toulouse | British Airways | 90 minutes |
| Toulouse | Flybe | 90 minutes |
| Toulouse | British Midland | 90 minutes |
| Toulouse | Easy Jet | 90 minutes |
| Barcelona (Spain) | Most Airlines | 150 minutes |
Ryanair flies from London Stansted, East Midlands, Liverpool, Luton, Dublin and Brussels, British Airways from Gatwick, Flybe from Heathrow, Birmingham, Bristol and Southampton and British Midland from Manchester .
By Rail
The regular train and the TGV both stop in Narbonne from most destinations in France and from Barcelona in Spain. The TGV also makes the link across the channel to London.
Motorail
Narbonne is a rail-drive terminal for those who want to put their car on the train at Calais.
Coach
Narbonne is a terminal for coaches with frequent schedules to most major European cities including London.
Car Hire
Ryan Air offer fly-drive packages at competitive rates but the cheapest we have found so far operating from the above airports are : Regent and AutosAbroad. Spain is also generally cheaper than France for car hire.
