Ninety-eight kilometres of motorway, a little over an hour, to the largest airport within easy reach of Narbonne.
The A9 runs north-east along the coast past Béziers, Agde, Sète and the Thau lagoon. The airport sits in the commune of Mauguio, at Fréjorgues, east of Montpellier — reached without entering the city itself, which makes a real difference at rush hour.
Allow 1 hour 5 minutes in free-flowing traffic. This is the one route on our list where congestion genuinely counts: the A9 around Montpellier fills up on Friday evenings and summer weekends. We adjust the departure time accordingly and tell you when you book.
Montpellier-Méditerranée is a mid-sized airport with a range of airlines and destinations well beyond anything Béziers or Carcassonne offer: regular flights to Paris, several European capitals, the Mediterranean basin and the islands.
It is the airport to choose when your destination is not served by the smaller fields, or when a connection needs more than the single daily flight the small airports provide.
We collect you at the address of your choice, the driver loads the luggage, and you are dropped at the departure hall for your airline.
Coming back, we meet you in the arrivals hall and track the flight. On an hour-long run an unexpected delay is expensive in waiting time — tracking is precisely what avoids it.
About 1 hour 5 minutes for 98 kilometres in normal traffic. For a flight with bag drop, leave Narbonne three to three and a half hours before departure.
No. The €185 fare is fixed and known before you set off. The traffic risk is ours, not yours.
Yes, at any hour, by prior booking. A 4 a.m. departure is booked like any other.
The transfer is: €90 against €185. But the choice of destinations is not comparable. Compare the ticket plus the transfer, not the transfer alone.