Traveling by bus and train in Avignon and its surrounding region is a great way to travel, both environmentally friendly and economical! We're fortunate to be served by several companies, all of which will transport you seamlessly to your destination.
Bus companies around Avignon
Orizo: the local network
All the municipalities of Grand Avignon is served by the ORIZO network. You will then have access to coaches, buses, trams, shuttles, which has self-service bicycles and many other services!
In particular, you will be able to join the Avignon TGV station from the city center in 10 minutes.
Let's go! The bus network of the South Region
The South region network (Provence-Alpes-Côtes d'Azur) provides bus and train lines, especially in Vaucluse. If you want to go to Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue, Avignon, Morières-lès-Avignon and Saint-Saturnin-lès-Avignon you can take their TER.
Travel in Occitanie with liO
To get to the towns of Gard, such as Villeneuve lez Avignon, Pujaut, Sauveterre and Roquemaure, you will be able to take advantage of the liO networkThis service, set up by the Occitanie / Pyrénées-Méditerranée region, brings together the train, the Parts and accessories, the transport on demand, the School transportation, the soft mobility et aktiiviset.
Avignon bus station (PEM)
Avignon bus station (PEM)
In addition to the liO and Zou! bus departures, you will find the companies Blablacar, Flixbus or, AlsaBus.
From Aubenas, you can take the regional line E15.
Be careful, some lines serve the bus station from Pontet.
Taking your bike on buses and regional trains
Traveling with your bicycle on TER trains
Good news for cyclists: SNCF offers solutions for easily traveling with your bike on board trains. A practical option for planning a hassle-free getaway and fully enjoying your journeys in Provence. Discover useful information to prepare your train + bike trip.
Travelling with your bike on ZOU buses
The ZOU! network also makes it easy to combine bus and bike to discover Provence in a different way.
On most routes, you can transport your bicycle in the luggage compartment (ideally in a bag). Some routes are also equipped with bicycle racks at the rear of the buses for quick and easy access.
Line 707 (Avignon – Saint-Rémy-de-Provence – Arles)
Line 703 (Arles – Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône)
Line 915 (Avignon – Apt)
Transporting bicycles is generally free, subject to availability. It is recommended to book in advance (24 to 36 hours), especially during peak periods, to maximize your chances of boarding with your bicycle. ZOU customer service: 04 13 94 30 50
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