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Corail Lunea is an overnight train service that operates in France (also into Luxemburg). The comfortable sleeper service operates on a number of routes in France including many tourist destinations in the South as well as Paris and other major French cities. Corail Lunea is the perfect solution for a short break: you leave late after a day's work or even a meal with your friends, you sleep comfortably and wake up at your destination in the early morning.

Corail Lunéa night trains operate on a number of domestic routes, offering a first and second class couchette service. Passengers travel in compartments of four or six bunks, and are provided with a pillow, lightweight bedsheet and blanket. Most Lunéa services also convey reclining seats cars.

Corail is the name given to a class of passenger rail cars of the SNCF that first entered commercial service in 1975. When introduced, Corail carriages featured air-conditioning, and superior levels of comfort, suspension and sound-proofing than previous InterCity carriages and gave arguably the best ride of any European coach. In addition to the Corail Lunea night services there are also Corail services during the day. These operate under the Corail Teoz brand.

Current Corail Lunea Routes and Services

Lunéa offers you more than 150 destinations, from Paris or the Provinces to the Mediterranean, the Basque Coast, the Alps, Brittany, etc. Corail Lunéa night trains operate on a number of domestic routes, offering a first and second class couchette service.

The Corail Lunéa runs directly from Geneva but also in inland France:

• Between Geneva, Toulouse, Lourdes, Pau, Bayonne, Biarritz, Hendaye and Irun
• Between Geneva, Angers, Nantes, Vannes, Auray and Quimper (only between June and September)
• Between Paris and Quimper, Toulouse, Luchon, Irun, Tarbes, Port Bou, Latour de Carol, Bourg-St-Maurice, St-Gervais and Briançon

The Corail trains also run between Luxembourg, Germany, Spain and Switzerland.