Cheap taxi Paris to Honfleur, at a good price

Honfleur is one of the most photographed ports in Normandy: the Old Harbour lined with tall slate-fronted houses, the Sainte-Catherine church built in wood by ship's carpenters, and the lanes where Eugène Boudin and the painters who paved the way for Impressionism worked. From Paris, it is a much-loved day trip or weekend break.

But Honfleur has no station. You have to get off at Deauville-Trouville or Lisieux, then finish by bus, with infrequent times outside the summer. The taxi leaves from your address in Paris or the Paris region and drops you by the Old Harbour or at your hotel: on a free quote, a cheap Paris to Honfleur taxi for a group, at a good price for a trip with no connection.

How long from Paris to Honfleur by taxi?

About 200 km via the A13, around two and a half hours on the road depending on traffic.

Leaving Paris on the A13 gets busy on Friday evenings and before long weekends, and so does the Sunday afternoon return. A mid-morning departure and an early-evening return often offer the best compromise. The driver drops you as close as possible to the centre, part of which is pedestrianised.

Honfleur and the Côte Fleurie

Honfleur combines easily with its neighbours: Trouville and Deauville are some fifteen kilometres away, and the Normandy Bridge links the town to Le Havre in a few minutes. A day can therefore take in the Old Harbour in the morning and the Deauville boardwalk in the afternoon, or carry on to the cliffs of Étretat across the estuary.

• The Old Harbour, the Lieutenance and Quai Sainte-Catherine.
• Sainte-Catherine church and its separate bell tower.
• The Eugène Boudin museum and the Maisons Satie.
• The Côte de Grâce and the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce chapel, above the town.

The return from Honfleur to Paris

For a weekend, the driver comes back for you at your hotel on the agreed day and takes you back to your address in Paris or the Paris region. For a day trip, they meet you in the late afternoon near the Old Harbour. If possible, avoid the Sunday return between 4 pm and 8 pm, when the A13 fills with departures from the whole Côte Fleurie.

Good to know before you go

Honfleur's centre is partly pedestrianised and very busy on summer weekends: drop-off is as close as permitted. Restaurants on the Old Harbour should be booked ahead in high season. If you are travelling with a dog, mention it in the quote request.

In the painters' footsteps

Honfleur drew Boudin, Jongkind and the young Monet well before Impressionism had a name. The Eugène Boudin museum gathers works linked to the estuary and the Côte Fleurie, and galleries line the lanes around Sainte-Catherine. For an art lover, a Paris-Honfleur day can be rounded off on the way back with Giverny and Monet's house, by mentioning that detour in the quote request.

Free quote for Paris to Honfleur

Give your departure address, the date, the number of passengers and the option: one way for a weekend, a day with return, or a tour of the Côte Fleurie. The quote is free, with no obligation, tolls included, and does not change once accepted.

Nearby: taxi Paris to Deauville and taxi Paris to Étretat. The whole region: taxi Paris to Normandy.