Connect Biarritz Airport and Bayonne station

Write the airport arrival and Bayonne railway departure on different lines. Include both numbers and the scheduled local times. If your onward journey continues through Hendaye, make clear whether Hendaye is a second rail leg or the place you want to reach by road. Keep the station name as it appears on the actual ticket. An itinerary assembled from several bookings can otherwise send the group to the right town and the wrong transport point.

Think through arrival, oversize reclaim, reaching the vehicle, unloading and finding the platform. Note where a traveller needs a lift or additional time to carry a large case. Check what the rail operator allows for any board bag you intend to take on the train. Ask the desk to assess the road leg and avoid assuming that a landing time or scheduled rail arrival is the time everyone can be at the meeting point.

For a Bayonne-to-airport trip, take the check-in or baggage deadline from your airline. If you are checking sports equipment, establish whether its handoff has different instructions. Share the requested terminal arrival time and the train you will take. Agree a practical point outside the station and keep it accessible to everyone. If the railway journey changes, send the new number and scheduled arrival, along with any change to the airline deadline.

Review the change rules before you buy or rely on a tight onward ticket. If you plan to continue independently, save the next operator’s contact information. Put one person in charge of the updated itinerary and tell the rest of the party where to wait. Share any new deadline with the desk in writing. Until the proposed road leg is confirmed, keep your own travel alternatives available, particularly if you have an independent rail booking.