Exeter to Paris flights

Cheap flights from Exeter to Paris start from £174. Some travellers in the South West also look at Bristol Airport (BRS), where carriers such as KLM and Aer Lingus add more flight times and connections to France.

Departing from Exeter Airport (EXT), passengers will find a single terminal building that handles both domestic and international departures, including flights from Exeter to Paris. The terminal is designed for ease of navigation, offering essential services such as an executive lounge, a café, and free Wi-Fi to use before boarding.

For those travelling from the city centre, the Route 56 bus runs from St David’s train station and takes approximately 30 minutes, while Route 4 operates from the Exeter Bus Station. Taxis provide a faster alternative, typically reaching the terminal in under 20 minutes. If you are flying from Bristol Airport (BRS), the Airport Flyer Express provides a 24/7 connection from the city centre every 10 minutes.

Flights from the UK land at three main hubs: Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Orly (ORY), or Paris Beauvais (BVA). From Charles de Gaulle, the RER B train is the most direct link to Gare du Nord, taking about 35 minutes, while buses 350 and 351 also serve the airport. If arriving at Orly, you can take the newly extended Metro Line 14 for a fast connection into the city centre.

Travellers landing at Paris Beauvais can use the dedicated shuttle bus, which is timed to meet arriving flights for the 80-minute journey to the city. For a more direct arrival, private hire vehicles and taxis are available at all terminals, with travel times to central Paris varying between 20 and 50 minutes depending on the airport and traffic conditions.

Paris is defined by its world-famous landmarks and distinct neighbourhoods. You can take in the view from the Eiffel Tower, which stands over 900ft tall, or visit the Sacré-Cœur Basilica to watch the sunset over the rooftops. The steep, cobbled streets of Montmartre offer a glimpse into the city's artistic history, while Disneyland Paris provides a popular day trip for families.

Between sightseeing stops, stop at a local bakery in the Marais or Saint-Germain-des-Prés to try authentic Parisian pastries. The city is best explored on foot or via the extensive Metro network, allowing you to move easily between the grand boulevards and hidden squares that make the French capital unique.