How to get to Camping l'Île d'Amour in Pont-sur-Yonne by

By car

The Yonne is easily accessible by car, making it an ideal destination for a road trip or weekend getaway. Thanks to its well-developed motorway network, you can reach the Yonne quickly from major French cities.

• From Paris: Take the A6 freeway towards Lyon, then follow the signs for the Yonne. The journey takes around 1h30 to 2h, depending on your point of departure in the capital. This route takes you through beautiful countryside and offers a taste of the charms of Burgundy.
• From Lyon: Take the A6 freeway towards Paris. The journey takes around 2h30. On the way, you’ll pass through the Saône-et-Loire region and the heart of Burgundy, stopping off at historic towns and famous vineyards.
• From Dijon: Take the A38 freeway, then the A6. The journey takes around 1h30. This route takes you through the rolling countryside and picturesque villages of Burgundy.

Once you’ve arrived in the Yonne, you’ll find a network of well-maintained departmental roads that will take you to the region’s various tourist attractions, such as Vézelay, Auxerre and Chablis.

By Train

Traveling by train is a comfortable and environmentally-friendly way to reach the Yonne. The region is well served by trains, with several major stations.

• From Paris: Trains depart from Gare de Lyon and take around 1h to 1h30 to reach the main towns in Yonne, such as Sens, Auxerre and Migennes. TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté offers regular, direct connections.
• From Lyon: Take a TGV to Dijon, then a TER to reach the towns in the Yonne region. The total journey takes around 3 to 4 hours.
• From Dijon: Direct TER trains link Dijon to Auxerre in around 1h30, making travel easy and convenient.

Yonne’s train stations are generally well-located, providing easy access to town centers and local attractions. In addition, several bus and cab services are available for your onward travel.

By Bus

Intercity bus routes and long-distance coaches are another option for getting to the Yonne, especially if you’re looking for an economical alternative.

• From Paris: Companies like FlixBus and Ouibus offer regular routes to the main towns in the Yonne. Journeys can take between 2 and 3 hours.

By Bike

For cycling enthusiasts, the Yonne offers picturesque, well-marked cycling routes. The Burgundy cycle route is an excellent way to discover the region at your own pace.

• From Paris: You can follow the Paris-Sens-Auxerre cycle route, which takes you through varied landscapes, forests and fields, discovering charming villages along the way.
• From Dijon: The Dijon-Auxerre cycle route is a popular itinerary through vineyards and historic sites.

By Boat

If you prefer a more original approach, you can reach the Yonne by boat. The region is criss-crossed by several navigable rivers and canals, including the Yonne and the Canal de Bourgogne.

• From Paris: Sail the Seine and then the Yonne. It’s a unique experience that lets you admire the scenery from the water and stop off at picturesque towns and villages.
• From Burgundy: The Canal de Bourgogne offers a picturesque route through the region, ideal for a pleasure boat cruise.

By Plane

If you’re traveling from abroad or from distant regions, you can fly to Paris, Dijon or Lyon, then reach Yonne by train or car. Paris airports (Charles de Gaulle and Orly) offer the widest choice of international and domestic flights.

• From Paris: After landing, take a train from Gare de Lyon or rent a car to reach Yonne.
• From Dijon: Dijon-Bourgogne airport is smaller, but offers regular flights to several European destinations.

Conclusion

Whether you come by car, train, bus, bike, boat or plane, the Yonne is an easily accessible destination offering a wide range of possibilities for all types of travelers. Plan your trip now and get ready to discover the charms of this magnificent region of Burgundy. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, the Yonne promises unforgettable moments.