Languedoc Roussillon, France
The Sankéo bus network covers Perpignan and its surrounding communes within the Perpignan Méditerranée Métropole. The buses are a reliable way to get around the city for locals and visitors.
The system is easy to use, with clear routes and schedules. Main hubs include Place de Catalogne and the Gare Routière (Bus Station).
Main hub: Place de Catalogne. Gare Routière is another hub. Maps on Sankéo website and bus stops.
Most Sankéo buses have ramps for wheelchair access and designated spaces.
Download Sankéo app for real-time tracking. Validate ticket every time you board.
White with "Taxi" sign on roof. Metered fares.
Taxi stands at train station, Place de Catalogne, PGF airport. Calling is an option.
City center ride: €8-€15. Airport transfers often fixed.
Uber is available. Bolt and Free Now less common/not present.
Car, motorcycle, scooter, and bicycle rentals available. Car rental is good for exploring the broader region.
Drive on the right-hand side of the road.
Generally 50 km/h in urban areas, 80 km/h on rural roads, and 110-130 km/h on motorways.
The legal blood alcohol content limit is 0.05%.
Perpignan's layout makes walking and cycling enjoyable. The historic city center is largely pedestrianized.
Hop-on-hop-off services not typical for Perpignan. Regional tour operators offer excursions.
No boat taxis within Perpignan. Boat tours available from coastal towns like Collioure.
Sankéo buses accessible. Some hotels offer accessible rooms. Cobbled streets present challenges.
Renting a bicycle permits exploration of the city's flat core and scenic river paths at your own pace.
This offers a different perspective on Perpignan.