Cheap flights to Charles de Gaulle

How long is the flight to Charles de Gaulle?

The flight times that you can expect from various cities throughout New Zealand to Paris, France, are going to be somewhat different because of the different distances that you will be traveling. One example of this is the flight that you can take from Auckland Intl (AKL), which has a travel time of about 27h 25min. When you are traveling from Wellington (WLG), you can expect a travel time of around 29h 50min and if you are departing from Christchurch (CHC), you can expect a travel time of around 30h 35min.

Are there nonstop flights to Charles de Gaulle?

Even though Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris, is one of the largest airports in the world, it is unfortunate that there are still no direct flights between any cities in New Zealand and this airport. With that said, there are still some great Paris flight deals available for you to choose from. On a trip from Christchurch, there is a two-stop flight that has layovers at Auckland and Singapore Changi (SIN). When you are departing from Auckland, there is a one-stop flight that has a layover at Singapore Changi, and if you are departing from Wellington, you will find a two-stop flight that has the same layover points as the flight from Christchurch.

How do you get from Charles de Gaulle airport(s) to the city centre?

Because trips to Charles de Gaulle Airport are to such a large airport and into such a large metropolitan area, there are plenty of options to get you from the airport to the centre of town. One such option is to take the Paris RER Line B train, which makes the trip to the centre of town in around 40min and costs about € 7 (NZ$ 11.50). There is also a bus service aboard the Bus RATP Roissybus line that makes the trip in about 50min and costs about € 3 (NZ$ 5.75). If you prefer to travel by taxi, you can do so in about 25min for a fare of about € 55 (NZ$ 93).

What are some things to do in Paris?

Because Paris is such a popular city for visitors, there are several iconic destinations that are most certainly a must-see for any visitor. It is probably fair to say that no trip to Paris would be complete without a trip to the Eiffel Tower, a landmark built in the 19th century and known the world over. To see an impressive display of artwork from throughout the world, one stop that you need to make in Paris is at the Louvre Museum. A stunning display of architecture that you will find in Paris is at the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris. If dining and shopping are more your things, check out the Champs-Élysées.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to France?

For any citizen of New Zealand that wants to visit France, holding a valid passport is a requirement to enter the country. The passport in question must be valid for at least 90 days beyond your planned date of departure from France. If you are a tourist with a trip time of no more than 90 days, you do not need a visa to visit this country.