€5 to the coast? Ouibus rolls out new summer lines
Budget bus network Ouibus has added 15 new destinations to its network to get sun-seekers to French beaches this summer, and for cheap.
The bus might be the best (or at least the cheapest) way to get around France this summer thanks to 15 supplementary destinations on the Ouibus lines.
The new destinations are to Perpignan, Avignon, Cap d'Agde, Le Barcarès, Royan, Fréjus, La Rochelle, Guérande, La Baule, Saint-Malo, Biarritz, Bayonne, Arcachon, Calais, and Deauville.
One-way rides will cost only about €5 for the shorter journeys and €20 for the longer ones, such as Paris to La Rochelle in the country's west.
As of now, there are 14 lines from Paris heading to destinations such as Biarritz, Montpellier, Cap d’Agde, Saint Malo, La Rochelle, and Saint Malo, to name a few.
Then there are eight lines linking western France to the southwest, such as from Angers to Guérande and Tours to La Rochelle.
The additional destinations will be served until September 4th.
For more info on hours and routes visit the official Ouibus site here.
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The bus might be the best (or at least the cheapest) way to get around France this summer thanks to 15 supplementary destinations on the Ouibus lines.
The new destinations are to Perpignan, Avignon, Cap d'Agde, Le Barcarès, Royan, Fréjus, La Rochelle, Guérande, La Baule, Saint-Malo, Biarritz, Bayonne, Arcachon, Calais, and Deauville.
One-way rides will cost only about €5 for the shorter journeys and €20 for the longer ones, such as Paris to La Rochelle in the country's west.
As of now, there are 14 lines from Paris heading to destinations such as Biarritz, Montpellier, Cap d’Agde, Saint Malo, La Rochelle, and Saint Malo, to name a few.
Then there are eight lines linking western France to the southwest, such as from Angers to Guérande and Tours to La Rochelle.
The additional destinations will be served until September 4th.
For more info on hours and routes visit the official Ouibus site here.
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