Paris, Ile-de-France to Granville, Normandy from $30: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard your train to Granville, you can expect catering services provided by SNCF, which may include a selection of snacks, sandwiches, and beverages. Consider pre-ordering a meal through the SNCF app or website if you’re traveling during peak meal times, as the service may be limited.

• The trains servicing the Paris to Granville route typically offer three types of seating: 1st Class (Première Classe), 2nd Class (Deuxième Classe), and Business Class (Intercités). 1st Class provides wider seats with more legroom and complimentary services, while Economy seats are comfortable but less spacious. Business Class might have additional amenities such as priority boarding. Be sure to check the specific train's options when booking on websites like SNCF or Ouigo.

• Upon arrival at Granville, the station has facilities for travelers. There are restrooms available, but no showers. You can leave your luggage at the station's luggage lockers located near the ticket office for a small fee, allowing you to explore the area without the burden of your bags. To get to the city center quickly, take bus number 7, which departs frequently from the front of the station and will take you directly to the heart of Granville.

• Make sure to book your ticket in advance on the FlixBus website (flixbus.com) to secure the best prices, as fares typically range from €31 to €43 for this route.

• Upon arriving at Avranches, be prepared to navigate the transfer to Granville; check the local bus schedules on the Manche website (manche.fr) for convenient connections, as the bus transfer can be infrequent.

• When you arrive in Granville, head to the bus station located just a short walk from the city center and local attractions; take a moment to grab a map from the station vending area or download one in advance from the tourist office’s website (tourisme-granville.com) to help you explore the beautiful coastal town.