Beauvais Airport

It has grown in importance and is now considered the "third airport of Paris" since airlines low cost such as Ryanair began flying here.

How to Get from Beauvais Airport to Paris

Bus

The train station at  Porte Maillot is the final stop in Paris, connecting to Line 1 of the metro and the trains (RER C). It is close to the Champs-Élysées  and the Arc de Triomphe.

You must purchase your ticket online and bring your voucher, or buy one at the airport ticket windows.

Horario: Buses depart in connection with their associated flight, and will wait for passengers in the event of a delay. They also take responsibility if the flight's arrival airport changes.

Precio: €15.90 one way. €29 round trip.

Children aged 4 to 11 pay €9.90 for a one-way ticket or €19.80 for a round trip.

Frecuencia:  Departures from the airport to Paris take place 20 to 25 minutes after the arrival of each flight.

You can view all the details and buy your ticket here.

Private Transfers

Depending on the number of people, the price is usually around €155 per vehicle.

If you are traveling in a group and split the cost, it becomes much more affordable. You can book a transfer for 3 people for €156, which works out to €52 per person. Or a van for 8 passengers for €183, at €22.80 per person.

They will pick you up at the airport and take you directly to your hotel. View details and book here.

Train

The Sociedad Nacional de Ferrocarriles Franceses (SNCF) operates a train connecting the city of Beauvais station with Paris. The journey takes approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.

The main drawback is that you must take a bus or taxi to get from the airport to the train station. The fixed taxi fare is €15 during the day and €20 at night, with a journey time of 15 minutes. You then need to add the €15 train ticket on top of that expense, plus the extra time it takes.

Once you arrive in Paris, you still need to make your way from the train station to your hotel.