The taxis of the Verdon

Numbers by commune, transfers and tips for getting around the Gorges du Verdon.

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In brief

  • Bookat least 12 h ahead
  • What it’s forlast mile, station, trails
  • Numberscollected; confirm before calling
  • Evenings & nightsfewer taxis: plan the day before

Directory by commune

The main taxis of the Verdon

In La Palud-sur-Verdon and in Castellane, the same company answers (SAS SERANTO, Taxi Castellane): its number 06 20 32 87 47 therefore appears on both cards. Directory verified on 9 October 2026, updated as we go. Missing a taxi, or a number has changed? The commune’s tourist office will give you the current number.

Which trips are they for?

Verdon taxis are especially useful for…

  • The metal ladders of the Brèche Imbert on the Blanc-Martel trail, Gorges du Verdon, La Palud-sur-Verdon

    Return from the Blanc-Martel trail

    Skip the long walk back: the shuttle is not the only option, a taxi picks you up at the Point Sublime.

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    Arriving at the station or bus stop

    The taxi covers the last mile to your accommodation or the start of your hike.

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    Transfer from the airport or a major station

    A local taxi collects you and drops you at your accommodation, booked in advance.

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Private transfer

From the airport or a major station to the Verdon

Taxi Castellane lists transport to airports and stations, all year round: it collects you on arrival, drops you directly at your accommodation, then handles the return journey.

  • Airports and major stations in the region
  • Direct journey, booked in advance
  • All year round
  • Handy for families or groups
Call Taxi Castellane View listing

Book several days ahead, give your flight or train number, and ask for the price before confirming.

The main taxi hubs

Taxis are concentrated in the villages and at the access points to the Gorges.

Few taxis in rural areas: book early, especially in high season.

Frequently asked questions

How do I book a taxi in the Gorges du Verdon?

By calling the taxi of the nearest commune directly. Taxis are scarce in this rural area: book at least 12 hours ahead, and more in summer or for an evening or night journey. If you don’t have an up-to-date number, the local tourist office will point you to an available driver.

How do I get to the Verdon from the airport or the station, and back?

With a local taxi, booked in advance: it collects you at the airport or the station and drops you at your accommodation, and it handles the return journey too. Call first: Taxi Castellane (06 11 26 97 31 · 06 20 32 87 47), which lists transport to airports and stations, all year round. Book several days ahead, give your flight or train number, and ask for the price before confirming.

Is there a taxi for the Blanc-Martel trail?

Yes, and it is a real option, not just a fallback: taxis provide drop-off at the Chalet de la Maline (trailhead) and pick-up at the Point Sublime (finish), booked ahead. The Park’s shuttle is not compulsory: you return by shuttle or by taxi. First to call: Taxi Castellane (06 11 26 97 31 · 06 20 32 87 47), which offers the Blanc-Martel transfer at €10 per person, Monday to Saturday. Book the day before, especially in high season.

Can you take a taxi from the train station or bus stop?

Yes, it’s even the most common use: the bus or the Train des Pignes drops you at the village, and the taxi covers the “last mile” to your accommodation or an outlying hamlet. For a late arrival at Saint-André-les-Alpes or Castellane station, let the taxi know in advance.

Are the numbers on this page guaranteed to be up to date?

They were collected from the Verdon tourist offices and Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Tourisme, and cross-checked. But taxi mobile numbers can change: always confirm before you travel. If in doubt, the commune’s tourist office gives the current number.

Page verified on 9 October 2026. Taxis and their numbers change; always confirm with the driver or the tourist office before your trip. The Verdon without a car

Check for yourself

The external sources this page relies on, one click away. We would rather you be able to contradict us than ask you to take our word for it.

Both links responded during our last automated check, on 29 October 2026. A broken link is removed, never left in place.

Sources : Town halls of Castellane and Gréoux-les-Bains (mairie-castellane.fr, mairie-greouxlesbains.fr) · Verdon tourist offices (verdontourisme.com, castellane-verdon.com, moustiers.fr) · Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Tourisme (provence-alpes-cotedazur.com) · Blanc-Martel shuttle — Parc naturel régional du Verdon (navette.parcduverdon.fr)

Photos : Castellane : Florin Livada · Castellane : Florin Livada · La Palud-sur-Verdon : Ville de La Palud-sur-Verdon (Statut libre de droit (non vérifié formellement)) · Rougon : lombiedezombie (CC BY 3.0) · Moustiers-Sainte-Marie : Ville de Moustiers-Sainte-Marie · Riez : Ville de Riez (Statut libre de droit (non vérifié formellement)) · Gréoux-les-Bains : Alpes de Haute Provence (CC BY 2.0) · Aups : Sethy83 (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Saint-André-les-Alpes : gibasianka (CC BY 2.0) · Blanc-Martel : Chabe01 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Illustrative images (header, station, airport, transfer): created for LiveVerdon, they show neither a taxi nor a specific place.

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