How to get to Seine-Maritime

The Seine-Maritime region has a lot to offer.

Whether you’re a fan of the Côted’Albâtre and its nauticalactivities, a lover of outdoorpursuits in the heart of the countryside or a craver of urbanexcitement, you’ve come to the right place. Diversity and dynamism are the watchwords of this authentic yet modern corner of Normandy. Enjoy moments of happiness and extravagance in a sustainable destination that promises lasting memories.

The Seine-Maritime region is ideally located 1h30 from Paris, 3h00 from Brussels and 3h30 from London.

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Come by car

From Paris, Caen and Rennes via the A 13
From Reims and Amiens via the A 29 and then the A 28
From Lille and Brussels via A 1, A 29 and A 28
From Bordeaux and Tours via A 28

Paris: 1 h 30	Lille : 2 h 30	Luxembourg : 4 h 00
Beauvais: 1 h 00	Tours: 3 h 00	Reims: 2 h 45
Caen: 1 h 00	Brussels: 3 h 00	Amsterdam: 5 h 00
Rennes: 2 h 00	London: 3 h 30	Bonn : 5 h 00

Save time with the new A 150 freeway linking Rouen and LeHavre!

Come by coach

From Paris and Caen:

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Come by train

Come by boat

For a weekend or a longerstay, Transmanche takes you to Normandy.

Welcome to Dieppe, one of the most emblematic seaside resorts on the Côted’Albâtre. Just 2 hours from Paris, Dieppe is a lively town where you can stroll along the waterfront, sample local specialties and stroll through the town center.