Does anyone know of flights from Ireland to Normandy? Have looked and can't find this info, don't really want to fly into Paris. Thanks, GB
Posted by
Chicago
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If you want to avoid Paris the best you will be able to do is Dublin to Nantes (which is in neighboring Brittany) on Ryanair.
Then just take the train bus or rent a car.
Posted by
Atlanta, GA
1131 posts
Could you fly to London, then take the Chunnel over to Paris, then train to Normandy?
As far as I know, flying INTO Paris isn't necessarily a problem -- it's flying OUT of Paris that is difficult. :)
Posted by
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Farther out than Nantes is Bordeaux, but Bordeaux would probably give you more choice of flights.
Posted by
Washington DC
28072 posts
You can get to Rennes on a one-connection itinerary, but given that rail lines in France fan out from Paris, I suspect you'll do better by flying into that city and hopping on a train. Most other potential arrival points will probably require you to take the train into Paris and head back out again (been there, done that--3 times this summer).
Irish Ferries runs a ferry between Dublin and Cherbourg. The (overnight) trip takes about 19-20 hours. Makes flying into Paris sound like a good option, doesn't it?