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How to get fromAvignon to Opioby train (TGV), bus, car or train (TGV, Renfe)

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There are 5 ways to get from Avignon to Opio by train (TGV), bus, car, or train (TGV, Renfe)

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  1. Train (TGV)

    best
    1. Take the train from Avignon Tgv to AntibestrainTgv
    4h 32m
    €41–74
  2. Bus

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Avignon to Antibesbus749
    4h 53m
    €26–80
  3. Drive 239.1 km

    1. Drive from Avignon to Opiocar239.1 km
    2h 31m
    €38–54
  4. Train via Marseille

    1. Take the train from Avignon Tgv to Marseille St CharlestrainTgv
    2. Take the train from Marseille St Charles to CannestrainTgv
    5h 9m
    €39–85
  5. Bus via Aix-en-Provence

    1. Take the bus from Limbert/Remparts to Gare Routièrebus63
    2. Take the bus from Gare Routière to Grand Arénas gare routièrebus60
    6h 36m

Avignon to Opio by train and bus (TGV)

Calendar23Weekly Services
Duration4h 32mAverage Duration
Ticket€41Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Avignon, France and Opio, France?

TGV inOui operates a train from Avignon Tgv to Antibes 3 times a day. Tickets cost €35–70 and the journey takes 3h 11m. Alternatively, FlixBus operates a bus from Avignon to Antibes twice daily. Tickets cost €20–75 and the journey takes 3h 20m.

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