Trouville-Sur-Mer – Tips

Transport

Getting There

	By Car		By Train
From	Via	Time	Time
Calais	A16, A28 and A29	3 hours	via Paris 4:50 hours
Paris	A13/E46	2:30 hours	Direct 2 hours
Dieppe	A29	1:30 hour	via Rouen and Liseux 3 hours
Le Havre	A29	0:50 hour	via Rouen and Liseux 3 hours
Cherbourg	N13 and the A13	2 hours	via Liseux: 2:30 hours
Marseilles	via Paris: A7, A6 and A13	9 hours	via Paris: 6:15 hours

Train: There is a train link between Paris and the shared railway station of Trouville-sur-Mer and Deauville. There are several daily direct (and ones where you need to change) trains. Fastest time is 2 hours.

Ferry: Closest ferry harbours from the UK are Ouistreham (Caen) and Le Havre

Air: Deauville has an international airport with regular flights to the UK from companies like Ryanair.

Within Trouville-sur-Mer

There is no need for transportation inside the town, it’s small enough to walk everywhere.

Restaurants

Plenty of restaurants, many with fresh fish, but all types of food are available.

TIP: Do go to the fish market and eat fresh fish on the spot. Arrive early, and squeeze in. Food is cooked on the spot, but the choice is limited to fish, fish and fish. But they do serve wine.

Hotels

There are plenty of hotels, maybe not as many as next door Deauville, but enough selection for any budget.

Below is a map with all hotels and other available accommodations. You can book any place by entering the dates required. (Source: Booking.com).

You can zoom in and out of the map for more details and choices. Hover your mouse over the price to see details of the hotel. Click on a price to go to the hotels listing of the city.

NOTE: The prices and availability you see are prices for today! Obviously prices will differ for other days, as will availabilities.

You can also click and drag your mouse to move the map to surrounding areas.

Booking.com

Things To See/Things To Do

• Walk the beach promenade, admire the mansions.
• Do take the ferry to Deauville. It’s a one minute boat ride across the river, bringing you to a landing point in Deauville. It’s a fun ride.
  
  
  
• When the tide is out, the ferry operator pulls out a walking bridge allowing you to walk to the other side. Again, it’s a fun little walk.
  
  
  
• The casino is quite nice and big, although the majority of gambling are slot machines.
• There is a very new and modern spa/thalasso/wellness, which is well equipped. The small warm salt water pool is ideal for your blood circulation.
• There is a small boot tour which shows you the coast area.
  
  

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