It's possible that sometime in June, at reasonably short notice (about
a week I think) I am going to have to get from Nantes airport to
Concarneau.

Last year, I had a similar incident and managed to find a great site
that looked and worked exactly like the UK's traveline network, except
I cannot find it despite googling for hours.

What I HAVE found is that, even booking this far ahead, a train is
about 120GBP, a car is 130GBP for 5 days...but of course, I don't know
when or even if I'm going to be needed, so advanced booking isn't a
possibility.

Someone then said they thought they heard that bus travel in Brittany
was about EUR2 per journey, but again, we can't find the info site.
But that if that was so, I could save a bit of a packet, albeit have a
longer journey!

If you don't know the answer to the bus question, I'd still be
grateful for that Brittany version of Traveline which does all the
travel links of different companies.

On Mon, 05 May 2008 10:31:33 -0700, Digitaltoast wrote :

"Digitaltoast" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d8bc000c-1f45-46de-8710-21abae02d2bd@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...

Where on earth did you find that astronomical figure for the train? It is
30 euro one way from Nantes (gare) to Concarneau.
From www.voyages-sncf.com

You can get from the aiport to Nantes by the following methods:
http://www.nantesairport.net/Access/

Two replies in one - thanks for the suggestions so far!

On May 6, 5:24 am, "David Bennetts" yahoo.com.au>
wrote:

I thought http://www.raileurope.co.uk/ was the standard europe rail
booking system, which is where I got the fares from. Are they very
expensive then?

I forgot to mention there would be two of us - that's £95. The car is
still looking good :)

Hmmm, I think booking anything on a French website isn't a thing to do
at night :)

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