Public Transport

Dinard

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Public Transport

Good bus service links all parts of Dinard to one another, along with a train service from the Gare Maritime La Richardais off the Route du Barrage for journeys further afield. Remember that all bus tickets must be validated when entering the vehicle. Car parks are in the Place de Gaulle, the Place du Marché Halles and off the Place de la République, along with the beaches.

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Dinard Bretagne Airport

The Dinard Bretagne Airport (Aeroport Dinard-Pleurtuit-Saint-Malo) is situated just 4 kilometres south of the Dinard city centre. Taxis are available outside the terminal. There is no bus or rail connection from the airport to Dinard but there is a shuttle service, scheduled after the arriving flights, that leaves for the bigger city of Saint-Malo. The ticket is purchased from the driver. From Saint-Malo station there are buses to Dinard.

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Taxi

Taxis are available from outside the airport and the taxi station in the Place de la République. The official taxi companies have a taxi sign on the roof of the cars and the fare is decided by a metre. The rate depends on day and time. Bedel Taxi +33 6 60 42 04 15 Taxi Delommez +33 6 03 47 84 66 Taxi Dinard +33 660 420 415

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Post

You can buy stamps at tobacco shops and the mailboxes are yellow.

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Pharmacy

Pharmacies are recognised by a large green cross outside and are generally open 9am–1pm and 2pm–7pm daily, except Sunday. A list of emergency pharmacies is displayed on the front window.

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Telephone

Country code: +33 Area code: (0) 2 99

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Electricity

In Brittany, as in the rest of France, the power supply is 220-240 volts and 50Hz. The plug type used is the Type C plug, which has two round pins. Plug type E has an additional hole for the socket's male earthing pin.

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