Aigues-Mortes - Sauniers

Transport

Located in the heart of the Camargue, Aigues-Mortes is easily accessible by various means of transport. Whether you are traveling by car, train, boat, bus, or plane, several options are available to reach this iconic medieval town. Discover the best ways to plan your journey and make the most of your stay in the Camargue.

Aigues-Mortes - Gare

COMING BY CAR

Aigues-Mortes is easily accessible by road :

  • From Montpellier : approximately 40 minutes via the D62.
  • From Nîmes : approximately 50 minutes via the D979.
  • From Arles : approximately 1 hour via the D570N and D58.
  • From Marseille : approximately 1h45 via the A54 and D570N.

TAXIS

Taxis are available for transfers from the airports or for exploring the surrounding areas.

Good Deal

With "liO carpooling", financial assistance is granted to drivers and passengers for trips under 30 km. If the passenger and the driver are registered on one of the carpooling platforms of a partner operator, the Region's assistance will be automatically deducted from the amount to be paid by the passenger and directly transferred to the driver. 

COMING BY TRAIN

The Aigues-Mortes SNCF train station offers regular journeys, making travel affordable. A ticket machine located in front of the station allows you to purchase tickets for just €1 at any time. 

THE OCCITANIE RAIL TOUR PASS – CAMARGUE LINE : NÎMES - LE GRAU-DU-ROI

  • Price : From €10 per day with the Rail Tour Pass
  • Duration : 50 minutes non-stop
  • Service : Bicycle transport allowed on board
  • Eco-friendly : 86% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to a car journey

This route is a great way to explore the Camargue while minimizing your carbon footprint. Additionally, for an extra €2 per trip, liO buses can take you even further in your discovery of the region.

Good Deal

Trainline is a practical solution that allows travelers to efficiently compare train ticket prices from different railway companies and choose the most advantageous option. Whether you are traveling for work, leisure, or a getaway, Trainline also helps you find the discount card best suited to your trips in France and internationally, making travel more affordable.

COMING BY BOAT

The city of Aigues-Mortes is crossed by canals, allowing access via the waterways. If you own a boat or rent one, you can navigate the Rhône to Sète canal to reach the city and moor at the foot of the ramparts for a few hours or several days.

COMING BY BUS

  • Line 132 : Connects Nîmes bus station to Aigues-Mortes in 1h30. Available year-round, with reduced schedules on weekends and public holidays. In summer, service is limited to weekdays.
  • Line 606 : Links Aigues-Mortes to Montpellier Sud de France train station in approximately 1h10. Operates daily, including Sundays and public holidays.

In Aigues-Mortes, the Tour de Constance stop, located at the foot of the ramparts, is the perfect starting point for exploring the town. Download the Pysae app on Play Store and App Store to track bus arrivals in real time !

Aigues-Mortes - vue aérienne

COMING BY PLANE

  • From Montpellier Airport : To reach Aigues-Mortes from this international airport, you can take bus line 606 to the Tour de Constance stop in Aigues-Mortes or opt for a taxi. 
  • From Nîmes Airport : Shuttle services, synchronized with flight schedules, connect the airport to Nîmes, where you can take a train or bus line 132 to Aigues-Mortes. 

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