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Along the way
Top attractions along the route
Station de navette fluviale Corentin Cariou
Salin-de-Giraud
Port Saint-Louis
Hôtel de Ville
Gare croisière Marseille Provence Cruise Terminal
Paris-Canal
Passeurs de Marne - Neuilly-Plaisance
Passeurs de Marne - Noisy-le-Grand
Passeurs de Marne - Gournay-sur-Marne
Rotonde
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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .
Overview
Questions and answers
- How far is it from Aubagne to Dunkirk?
- The distance between Aubagne and Dunkirk is 1093 km by road.
- How long does it take to drive from Aubagne to Dunkirk?
- The drive from Aubagne to Dunkirk takes approximately 11 h 15 min by car.
- What is the best route from Aubagne to Dunkirk?
- The fastest route from Aubagne to Dunkirk covers 1093 km with a driving time of approximately 11 h 15 min.
- Which direction is Dunkirk from Aubagne?
- Dunkirk lies roughly to the north of Aubagne.
- Which towns do you pass between Aubagne and Dunkirk?
- Towns on the route from Aubagne to Dunkirk include Aix-en-Provence, Lyon, Dijon, Reims, Arras.
- Where can I find a 24h service station between Aubagne and Dunkirk?
- Along the route from Aubagne to Dunkirk you can fill up at Avia (24/7), Station Esso - Ets Nomblot Concession Peugeot (24/7), Station BP (24/7). Stations marked 24/7 stay open around the clock. The longest stretch on this route with no fuel is 57 km, between BP and Relais Troyes Fresnoy.
- Where can I camp between Aubagne and Dunkirk?
- Along the route from Aubagne to Dunkirk you can stop for the night or service your van at Camping CityKamp Aix-en-Provence, La Clé de Saône, Champagne Bonnevie - Bocart. The longest stretch on this route with no campsite is 115 km, between Borne de service Berry-au-Bac and Camping de l'Épinette.
- Where can I stop to rest between Aubagne and Dunkirk?
- On the route from Aubagne to Dunkirk you can take a break at Toilettes, Aire de Crêches, Aire de Reims Champagne-Sud. The longest stretch on this route with no rest area is 103 km, between Aire du Val de Vesle and Aire d’Urvillers.