Top Bayeux Bus Services

The journey from Bayeux to Paris takes two and a half hours by private car. The train is faster but it only goes from A to B. This transfer goes from A to B — and can stop anywhere in between. The most popular stop is Giverny, home of Claude Monet's house and the water gardens that inspired the Nymphéas series. It sits almost exactly halfway between Bayeux and Paris, just off the main route. An hour there turns a transfer into a day worth remembering. But the stop is entirely your choice. Maybe it's a village you've read about. Maybe it's a roadside restaurant for lunch. Maybe you simply want to drive straight through. Your driver picks you up at your Bayeux hotel — or anywhere within 30 km — with a name sign and your bags already loaded. From there, the day goes exactly as you planned. This transfer also runs in reverse — Paris to Bayeux — for travellers heading into Normandy at the start of a trip.