Languedoc Roussillon, France
Perpignan–Rivesaltes Airport (PGF) is closest. Girona–Costa Brava Airport (GRO) and Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) in Spain offer more options.
PGF serves Ryanair (Dublin, London Stansted), Volotea (Nantes, Strasbourg), Transavia France (Paris-Orly), Air France (Paris-Orly), Aer Lingus (Dublin seasonal).
Line 6 from airport to Place de Catalogne. 15-20 min ride, €1.30. An economical choice.
Taxis outside terminal. City center ride is around €15-€25.
Small terminal offers car rental, restaurant/bar, duty-free shop, ATMs, Wi-Fi.
Handles arrivals and departures efficiently due to compact size.
A restaurant or bar is present for refreshment options.
Gare de Perpignan is the main train station. High-speed trains link to Paris (5-5.5h), Barcelona (1.5h), Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse.
Gare Routière (Bus Station) is next to the train station. FlixBus and BlaBlaCar Bus offer routes to French cities (Toulouse, Marseille) and Spanish cities (Barcelona, Girona).
A valid driver's license is needed. International Driving Permit for non-EU citizens. Vehicle registration and insurance documents also required.
Be aware of speed limits, strictly enforced. Roundabouts are common. In some urban areas, "priorité à droite" (priority to the right) applies.
Perpignan is an inland city. No direct sea or river arrivals. Nearest major port is Port-Vendres (30 km away), serving small cruise ships and yachts.
No specific departure taxes or fees are charged separately; these are in the ticket price.
Small café and duty-free shop for last-minute purchases.
Shops, kiosks, cafes, and waiting areas are present.
Snacks or drinks are purchasable for your journey.
Confirm all travel documents. Check flight/train status. Pack any last-minute essentials. Enjoy your departure!