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Cheap Flights to Bordeaux from £53

easyJet fly direct to Bordeaux from just £53 return. EasyJet flies four times a week to Bordeaux from Bristol and daily from Gatwick and daily except Tuesday from Luton. Compare at a glance these airfares to Bordeaux.
The city of Bordeaux in southern France is under 2 hours flying time away from the UK and Bordeaux Merignac airport lies just 6 miles west, or 30 minutes by bus or taxi. Cheap accommodation is plentiful in Bordeaux.
Only return direct flights to Bordeaux with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Bristol to Bordeaux	from	£53
London Gatwick to Bordeaux	from	£55
London Luton to Bordeaux	from	£55

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

Weekend flights to Bordeaux start from only £56.

To compare more flight prices to Bordeaux, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Bordeaux by Month

February	from	£76
March	from	£53
April	from	£55
May	from	£55

June	from	£54
July	from	£56
August	from	£90

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Transfers from Bordeaux Merignac International Airport (BOD)

The photograph above shows the all new terminal called "billi", it's used for all lowcost airlines at Bordeaux. The idea behind this new terminal is to reduce the airport tax to airlines. Unfortunatly it does come at the cost of comfort for travellers. France's 6th largest airport is 6.5 miles west of the city centre and is served by the Jet Bus.
Taxi	Should cost around £21 - £32 for 30 to 45 mins into town, dependent on time of day, roadworks and traffic jams.
Bus	Jet Bus Navette Aéroport leaves airport every 30 mins weekdays, every 45 mins at weekends, to Place Gambetta in town and Saint Jean station.
Train	Nearest station is Gare St. Jean, 2 miles SE of city centre, from here many train services run to Paris Gare Montparnasse (3 hrs.by high-speed TGV), Lille, Bayonne, Nantes, Poitiers, La Rochelle and Toulouse.

Best attractions of Bordeaux

Shopping - Couture, smart boutiques, books, chic department stores, wines.
Cuisine - Famous wines, oysters, caviar, foie gras, snails, many ethnic restaurants.
Famous wine - Interesting 5 hour wine-tasting tours organised daily from the tourist office.
River Gironde - Lined with fine 18th C. buildings.
Place de la Bourse - Beautiful town square.
Esplanade des Quinconces - Vast 1820's town square with towering bronze Girondin fountain monument.
St. Andre - Historic 12th C. Gothic cathedral with twin steeples.
Jardin Public - 18th C. Park, botanical gardens and natural history museum.
Place Gambetta - Lovely central square with arcaded Louis XV facades built around English-style garden.
Hotel de Ville - The town hall occupies an 18th C. palace and houses the Fine Art museum.
Grand Theatre - Classical 1780's theatre with impressive colonnaded portico.
Musee des Arts Decoratifs - Porcelain, silverware, glass, furniture.
Musee d'Aquitaine - Full history of the Bordeaux area.
Jean Moulin Documentation Centre - Exhibits of France during WW2.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 10 February 2012 at 05:50.