Bayonne Station

Bayonne station is a railway station in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department. It is located in the Saint-Esprit district, near Bayonne town centre.

Recognisable by its monumental style and clock tower, the station has a passenger building that is open every day.

How do I get to Bayonne station?

There are several public transport options for getting to the station. It is served by lines T1 and T2 of the town's Tram'Bus, as well as by various lines of the Txik Txak interurban bus network. XL'R network coaches also stop here. Near the entrance, you can use the station car park, which has 450 spaces.

What are the main destinations from Bayonne station?

All year round, various regional and national trains serve Bayonne station.

TGV INOUI trains connect Bayonne with various national destinations. The journey to Paris takes around 4 hours, via Dax and Bordeaux. Available by day and by night (in summer only), INTERCITÉS trains serve many towns, including Hendaye, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Biarritz, Tarbes and Toulouse in around 3 hours 20 minutes. INTERCITÉS night trains also run to Paris on certain days.

The TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine network can be used every day to travel to Hendaye, Bordeaux, Dax, Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and Pau.