CDG airport long-distance transfers — from the terminal to anywhere

A large share of visitors who land at Charles de Gaulle are not going to Paris. They are going to a wedding in the Loire, a hotel in Bayeux, a cellar in Épernay, a cottage in Normandy or a hotel at Disneyland. The public transport answer to all of those is the same: RER B into Paris with your cases, cross the city, find the right terminus, then a regional train and a taxi at the far end.

A long-distance airport transfer skips all of it. Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name board, the luggage goes in once, and you are on the motorway within twenty minutes of clearing customs. We track the flight number, so a delay changes nothing and costs nothing.

Distance

40 to 600 km

Drive time

45 min to 6 h

Day length

One way, usually

From

€90

Common airport long-distance runs

These are the routes we run most often straight from the terminal. All are one-way prices for the whole vehicle, up to 7 passengers, with tolls and fuel included.

From Charles de Gaulle

• CDG to Disneyland Paris — 45 min, from €90
• CDG to Reims and Épernay — 1 h 45, from €290
• CDG to Giverny or Vernon — 1 h 30, from €200
• CDG to Rouen — 2 h 00, from €250
• CDG to Honfleur, Deauville or Étretat — 2 h 30, from €390
• CDG to Bayeux and the D-Day coast — 3 h 15, from €520
• CDG to Tours and the Loire châteaux — 3 h 00, from €500
• CDG to Mont Saint-Michel — 4 h 30, from €700
• CDG to Bruges, Ghent or Brussels — 3 h 15, from €570

How the meet works

Give us the flight number when you book. On the day, your driver checks the actual landing time and goes to the terminal accordingly. He waits inside the arrivals hall, after customs, with a board showing your name. If you have a problem at passport control or your bag is late, nothing is charged — the first hour after landing is free waiting time as standard, and in practice we do not start counting after that either unless something has gone seriously wrong.

The day before travel you receive his name, photograph and mobile number, so you can message him directly the moment you land.

Beauvais, the airport that needs this most

Beauvais-Tillé is 85 kilometres north of Paris and is served by a single coach to Porte Maillot. If you land there late on a low-cost flight and your destination is Normandy, Champagne or Disneyland, the public transport route is a coach into Paris, a crossing of the city and a regional train the following morning. A direct transfer from the terminal is not a luxury on that route; it is the only way to arrive the same night.

What makes this journey different

• Meet and greet inside the terminal, not in a car park
• Flight tracking, with free waiting time in the first hour after landing
• Charles de Gaulle, Orly, Beauvais, Le Bourget and the Gare du Nord Eurostar arrivals
• Direct to Normandy, the Loire, Champagne, Burgundy, Belgium or Disneyland
• Child seats fitted before your driver leaves for the airport

How the day runs

1. BeforeSend your flight number

   We track the arrival. Delays cost nothing and change nothing.

2. On landingMeet in arrivals

   Name board, after customs, inside the terminal.

3. +20 minOn the motorway

   Luggage loaded once, child seats already fitted.

4. Same dayYour final address

   A hotel in Bayeux, a château in the Loire, a cellar in Épernay or a Disney hotel door.

What the price includes

• The whole vehicle, not a seat: four people pay what one person pays.
• All motorway tolls and fuel, on both legs of the journey.
• Your driver’s waiting time at every stop, with no meter running.
• Parking charges at the sites you visit.
• Baby, child and booster seats, fitted free on request.
• Flight tracking and free waiting time if your plane lands late.
• Bottled water, phone chargers and Wi-Fi on board.
• A written invoice, issued by a licensed French VTC operator.

Frequently asked questions

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