Le Havre cruise port transfer to Paris
Your cruise ends at Le Havre, and your flight or hotel is two hundred kilometres away in Paris. A private Mercedes van meets you at the cruise terminal, loads every suitcase, and drives you to your Paris hotel or straight to CDG or Orly. It works the other way too, for cruises that start at Le Havre.
- Disembarkation and embarkation
- Direct to CDG or Orly
- Groups from the same ship
- Instant fixed-price quote online
Quick answer
A Le Havre cruise port transfer to Paris is a private van with a chauffeur between the cruise terminal in Le Havre, Normandy, and Paris or its airports. The drive follows the A13 motorway, about 200 km.
- Capacity
- 7 (V-Class), 8 (Mercedes Vito), 19 to 21 (Sprinter), several vehicles
- Typical drive
- About 2 h 30 to 3 h to central Paris; about 3 h to CDG
- Included
- Meeting at the terminal, cruise luggage loaded, child seats on request
- Price
- Instant fixed-price quote online
A group, several vans or a day with stops? Ask for one fixed price.
Disembarkation day at Le Havre
The last morning of a cruise follows the ship’s timetable, not yours. We plan around it.
The cruise terminal and the city around it are presented by the official Le Havre Étretat tourist office.
- You send us the ship and the dateWith your planned disembarkation group or time, and your flight or hotel in Paris.
- The driver is at the terminal earlyMost large ships use the Pointe de Floride cruise terminal, close to the city centre. If your ship uses another quay, we adjust.
- Meeting with a name signAt the terminal exit, after you collect your luggage in the baggage hall. The exact point is in your confirmation.
- Straight onto the A13Le Havre, the Seine valley and Rouen behind you, Paris or the airport ahead.
Flying home the same day
Disembarkation often finishes mid-morning, and the drive to CDG takes about three hours with traffic around Paris. Allow for check-in and security on top. Most travellers choose a flight in the afternoon or evening; if yours is earlier, tell us and we look at the timing honestly with you before you book.
From Le Havre, by destination
| From Le Havre to | Typical drive | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Central Paris hotel | About 2 h 30 to 3 h | Via the A13; slower entering Paris at rush hour |
| Charles de Gaulle (CDG) | About 3 h | North around Paris; see CDG drop-offs and terminals |
| Orly (ORY) | About 2 h 45 to 3 h | South-west approach, often easier than CDG |
| Disneyland Paris | About 3 h to 3 h 30 | Families going on to the park |
| Honfleur | About 25 to 30 min | Across the Pont de Normandie, a stop on the way is possible |
| Normandy D-Day beaches | About 1 h 15 to 1 h 30 | West instead of east; see below |
The A13 is a toll motorway. Tolls on the agreed route are part of your fixed quote. [[À VÉRIFIER : péages inclus]]
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Cruise luggage, and who travels with you
Ten or fourteen nights on board means big suitcases. Tell us how many large cases you have, and we choose the vehicle accordingly rather than promising “unlimited luggage”.
| Your party | Vehicle |
|---|---|
| A couple or a family of 4, cruise luggage | Mercedes V-Class |
| Up to 7, with lighter bags | Mercedes V-Class |
| 8 travellers | Mercedes Vito (8 seats) |
| 9 to 21 from the same ship | Mercedes Sprinter |
| A whole cruise group | Several Sprinters together |
Met friends on board? Share one Sprinter to Paris: our 19 to 21-seat Sprinter takes the group and the bags in one go. Luggage capacity: [[À COMPLÉTER]].
Starting your cruise at Le Havre
For embarkation, we collect you at your Paris hotel or at the airport and drive you to the terminal for your boarding window. Leave Paris early enough for traffic on the A13 on Saturday mornings in summer.
A port day instead of the last day
If your ship only calls at Le Havre for the day, a private van can take you to Paris, Honfleur, Étretat or the D-Day beaches and back to the ship. The plan works backwards from the all-aboard time, with a safety margin we agree with you. Paris in a port day is a long round trip; Honfleur and Étretat are closer. Ask us for a quote with your ship’s times. Families who want to see the landing beaches after disembarking can also look at our D-Day beaches by private van page.
Le Havre cruise port transfer to Paris: questions
Which terminal does my ship use in Le Havre?
Most large ships berth at the Pointe de Floride cruise terminal. Your cruise documents or the port’s schedule confirm it; send us the ship name and we check on the day.
Is the train from Le Havre to Paris a good alternative?
It runs to Paris Saint-Lazare, so you still need a taxi from the station, and you carry your cruise luggage from ship to train to taxi. A van goes from the terminal to your door.
Can we stop in Rouen or Honfleur on the way to Paris?
Yes, if you plan it in the booking. A stop in Rouen’s old town or in Honfleur harbour adds time but turns the drive into a short visit.
Our cruise group is 40 people. Can you take everyone to CDG?
Yes, with two or three Sprinters leaving the terminal together, or timed to different flights.
Can you take us from Paris to the ship at Le Havre?
Yes. Give us your boarding window and we set a departure time with a margin for traffic.
What if disembarkation takes longer than planned?
Message us from the terminal. The driver stays informed and waits within the conditions of your booking.
Off the ship, onto the road to Paris
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