Last Updated on October 17, 2023

The first question many people ask is ‘How do I get to Cap dAgde’. There are many options including by air, train and car and it is not hard to get to the Agde village and resort given the choices available. Below we take a look at each option.

French train travel in France

Trains and Rail

Agde train (railway) station in the heart of the town is the closest train station (railway station) for getting to Cap d’Agde.

You do also have the option of getting a train to Montpellier (not all of the express trains stop at Agde station so you will need to consider this when booking trains down from Paris).

For more detailed information go to the Cap Agde trains and railway station page.

Driving to Cap d’Agde

Driving down to the resort village is popular with a lot of people from countries such as the UK, Holland, Germany, and Italy.

Driving through the French countryside and seeing sites such as the stunning Millau Bridge is a great way to start your holiday.

Many people plan to stay at the campsite in their own motor home or caravan drive to the resort.

Go to the Driving to Agde page for more information.

Airports, Flights & Routes to Cap d’Agde

There are various routes and flights to get to Cap d’Agde and these include routes into Beziers Cap d’Agde airport from locations such as Odense, Bristol, Bastia, and Paris.

Flights into Carcassonne, Montpellier, Perpignan, and Toulouse are also discussed and looked at.

The routes change every year and we try to keep the list of options updated on the flight pages on this site. What airports do you have the choice to fly into to get to the Cap d’Agde resort.

There are in fact 5 or 6 possibilities and each has its own advantages and disadvantages although Beziers and Montpelier are the two closest and best if you can find flights into one of these airports.

More about the airport options and also Cap d’Agde airport transfers.

A lot of travelers visit the resort from the USA and Canada and in this case, flying into Paris is a very popular choice. People tend then to travel by train down to Montpellier or Agde or to fly down.

Another option from the USA or Canada is to fly into Barcelona, Spain as part of their trip if visiting from afar, and then catching the new high-speed train up into France.

Spending time in Paris, a city which is one of the most visited in the world in respect of tourism and which offers a great range of museums, galleries, cafes, restaurants, and other cultural opportunities, is a great choice though.

Airport Taxi and Limousine Service

transfer

Professional airport transfers are available from our friends at A2A Taxi. They are English and French-speaking and offer a reliable service with friendly drivers hence we can recommend:

Car hire and rental

You may enjoy driving but have no interest in doing the full trip across from the UK or other parts of mainland Europe.

You have the option, in this case, to rent a car when you arrive at any of the local or main airports or arrive at any of the main rail stations including Carcassonne, Toulouse, or Perpignan.

More about car rental and hire.

Local Buses to Le Cap d’Agde

If you are arriving by rail then you have the option to jump in a taxi or to use the local bus service and which takes you from right outside the train station to the resort village.

The bus journey takes roughly 20 minutes and costs no more than a few euros.

More on the local bus service.

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