Travelling by plane or train with a baby to Provence: the stress-free guide

Heading to Provence with a baby, by plane or train, takes a little planning. The good news: by renting equipment on site, you avoid carrying a cot, stroller and high chair, and you travel with a light mind. Here is how to prepare a stress-free trip.

Before you leave: lighten the luggage

Baby equipment is heavy and bulky. Rather than squeezing it into your suitcases, you can have it delivered to your destination: it waits for you clean and set up. You only keep the travel essentials with you (nappies, bottles, comforter).

By plane: what to know

Most airlines accept a folding stroller and a car seat in the hold for free, but rules vary. For the trip between the airport and your accommodation, a car seat is mandatory in France. We can deliver it straight to Marseille-Provence airport, as detailed in our article on arriving at the airport with a baby.

By train: comfort and freedom of movement

The train offers more flexibility: baby can be held in your arms or in a baby carrier, and you get off without handling a car seat. On arrival at Avignon TGV station, we deliver the equipment to your accommodation or directly to the station. Handy for reaching your rental in Avignon and its surroundings.

On arrival: everything is waiting for you

Whether you arrive by air or by rail, the principle is the same: you book in advance, and the equipment is ready as soon as you arrive. At the end of your stay, we come and collect it. You leave as light as you came. Browse the catalogue and book.