VTC shuttle to Vannes train station
Arriving in Vannes by train, or catching one here, at Auray, Rennes or Nantes? We'll pick you up from your address and drop you at the station at the time agreed.
On the way back, your chauffeur meets your train and takes you straight to where you're staying.
- 24/7
- 1 to 8 passengers
- We track your train
- Fixed price per vehicle
- Pay on board
What matters when you've a train to catch
Timed around your train
Tell us your train time and number, and we'll agree a pickup time with you. We run 24/7, from the first train of the morning to a late-evening arrival.
Train running late?
With your train number, your chauffeur follows the actual arrival time, not just the timetable.
Families, groups and wheelchair access
The saloon seats 1 to 4 passengers with 3 bags. The van takes 4 to 8 passengers and 8 bags, and has a wheelchair ramp. Let us know about a large suitcase, a bike or a booster seat, and we'll send the right vehicle.
You'll know the price before you go
The price is set when you book and won't change if traffic builds up coming into Rennes or Nantes. It's per vehicle, so four of you pay the same as one.
Where to go from Vannes station
The price depends on distance and time of day, so give us the full address of where you're staying.
Arradon and Séné
The villages on the Golfe du Morbihan (the Gulf of Morbihan) nearest the station. Get to your holiday let without hunting for a bus when you arrive. See also our Arradon page.
Presqu'île de Rhuys
Sarzeau, Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys, Arzon and Port-Navalo. The road onto the peninsula is often busy in summer, but your price stays the same.
Carnac
Straight from the station to your hotel, campsite or holiday let, with no changes on the way.
Quiberon
To wherever you're staying on the peninsula, or to the boat at Port-Maria.
Other stations we cover from Vannes
Catching your train from somewhere other than Vannes? From Vannes and anywhere in the Morbihan, we'll drop you at any of the stations below and pick you up there when you're back.
Auray, Questembert and Lorient
Vannes isn't always the station your train runs from. Auray is about twenty minutes away by road and serves the Quiberon and Carnac lines; to the east, Questembert has TER trains to Redon and Rennes; and Lorient makes sense when the times suit you better. We'll pick you up from your address and drop you at whichever works best.
Rennes, Nantes and Redon
From Vannes, Rennes and Nantes have more direct trains to the rest of France, and Redon links the Rennes and Nantes lines. We'll drive you there in one go, so you don't have to change trains with all your luggage, and your chauffeur meets you on the way back.
Brest, Paris-Montparnasse and other stations
From Vannes, Brest and Paris are much further afield, so we plan these as a long-distance journey, timed around your train. Need a different station? Just say so in your request.
From train to boat
Going from train to boat? Tell us when your return crossing is and we'll time the pickup around it.
- Gare maritime de Vannes (Vannes ferry terminal), Parc du Golfe: boats to Île d'Arz all year round, plus cruises around the Golfe in season.
- Barrarac'h (Séné): the other year-round departure for Île d'Arz.
- Port-Blanc (Baden): boats across to Île-aux-Moines.
- Port-Maria (Quiberon): boats to Belle-Île-en-Mer, Houat and Hoëdic.
Tell us your train time
Tell us the station, the date and train number, where you're going, and how many passengers and bags. You pay on board, by card or in cash.
Station transfers: your questions
My train's been cancelled. Can you drive me to my destination?
Need to leave within the hour? Call us on 06 03 84 89 47 and we'll tell you straight away whether a chauffeur can take you to another station or all the way to where you're going. You'll know the price before you set off.
How far ahead should I book?
You'll get your quote within 24 hours. For a very early train or during the holidays, get in touch as soon as you've bought your tickets.
Can I book there and back in one request?
Yes. Just include both dates and train numbers, and we'll cover the return journey in a single quote.