Cheap taxi Paris to Caen, at a good price

Caen is about 240 km from Paris via the A13, around two and three-quarter hours on the road. The train from Saint-Lazare takes two hours, but most visitors do not stop at the station: they head for the Memorial, Bayeux, the D-Day beaches or Ouistreham port for the ferry to England. The long-distance taxi takes them straight there, with no connection.

The price is set on a free quote, A13 tolls included, and does not change once accepted. For a group with suitcases, it is often a cheap Paris to Caen taxi compared with train tickets and local transport: a good price for a door-to-door trip.

Where can you be dropped around Caen?

In the city centre, at the Caen Memorial, at Ouistreham port, in Bayeux or on the D-Day beaches, from Sword Beach to Omaha Beach. Everything is set out in the quote.

• The Caen Memorial, north of the city, for a day visit.
• Ouistreham, some fifteen kilometres away, for the ferry to Portsmouth.
• Bayeux and its tapestry, about thirty kilometres away.
• The D-Day beaches and the American cemetery at Colleville.

Getting to the Ouistreham ferry from Paris

For a crossing to England, the boarding time sets a precise schedule. The driver works out the departure from Paris with a comfortable margin and drops you at the terminal with your luggage. In the other direction, they wait at the ferry exit and take you back to Paris or a Paris airport, with no train and no change in Caen.

Booking the Paris to Caen taxi

Give the departure address, the exact destination, the date, the time and the number of passengers. The quote is free and with no obligation. For a day on the beaches, the driver can stay at your disposal and bring you back in the evening: mention it in the request.

A day of remembrance from Paris

Many visitors, especially from abroad, make the Paris-Normandy return trip in a day to see the Memorial and the beaches. The driver can drop you at the Memorial in the morning, take you to Arromanches, Omaha Beach and the American cemetery at Colleville in the afternoon, then bring you back to Paris in the evening. The plan is set when booking, and the free quote covers the whole day, waiting included.

Preparing your trip to Caen

The A13 gets busy on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons with returns from the Normandy coast. For a ferry time or a booked visit, leave with a margin. Say if you are travelling with bikes or bulky gear for a crossing to England, so the boot is suitable. The driver helps you load and unload your luggage at the terminal.

Departure from Paris and anywhere in the Paris region

Departure is from your address, in Paris or anywhere in the Paris region. From the west of the region, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Poissy, Mantes-la-Jolie or Cergy, the A13 is direct and the trip to Normandy shorter. Leaving from home with your cases already loaded avoids the trip to Saint-Lazare and changing with luggage. If you are arriving on a flight or a train, the driver can also meet you at a Paris airport or station.

In Normandy, see also the taxi Paris to Normandy and the taxi Paris to Deauville. From Saint-Lazare: Gare Saint-Lazare taxi.