Bordeaux Airport (BOD) to the city
Tram F runs from outside the terminals to Saint Jean station for 1.90 EUR, or 15.70 EUR for a book of ten, on the ordinary city fare.
- A single is 1.90 EUR, or 15.70 EUR for a book of ten trips. There is no airport supplement.
- Tram F opened on 6 December 2025 and links the airport to Bordeaux Saint Jean station via the Hotel de Ville and Pellegrin hospital.
- Saint Jean is 45 minutes away and the city centre 35, with the stop right outside the terminals, in front of the express car park near Hall B.
- Every 10 minutes on weekdays and Saturdays, every 15 on Sundays, from 05:00 to midnight and until 01:00 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
- It connects with tram lines A, B, C, D and E, so the whole network is one change away.
- Buy at the Relay shop in the terminal, at the machines by the stop in front of Hall B, or in the TBM app.
- The 30 Direct coach also reaches Saint Jean, in 30 minutes, every day of the year.
What the tram costs
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Single | 1.90 EUR |
| Book of 10 trips | 15.70 EUR |
- This is the ordinary Bordeaux fare. Tram F is a normal city line that happens to end at the airport, so nobody charges an airport price for it, which is unusual in France.
- The book of ten works out at 1.57 EUR a trip, worth buying for two people making a return journey.
- Buy at the Relay press shop in the terminal, at the machines next to the stop in front of Hall B, or in the TBM app.
The line
- Tram F opened on 6 December 2025, running from the airport to Bordeaux Saint Jean station via the Hotel de Ville and Pellegrin hospital.
- The stop is right outside the terminals, by the express car park near Hall B. There is no shuttle to catch first.
- Saint Jean in 45 minutes, Hotel de Ville in 35.
- Every 10 minutes weekdays and Saturdays, every 15 on Sundays.
- From 05:00 to midnight, and until 01:00 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, which covers most late arrivals.
Connections
- Lines A, B, C, D and E all connect, so the rest of the city is a single change.
- Saint Jean is the TGV station for Paris in about two hours.
The coach
- The 30 Direct coach reaches Saint Jean in 30 minutes, every day of the year, and is faster than the tram when the traffic is kind.
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