Including the five navigation zones within the whole of the Île-de-France region (and bordering départements), the Navigo Pass enables users to travel freely and, above all, unlimitedly within the Ile-de-France region. From Rambouillet to Dourdan, via Paris, Saint-Denis, Versailles... It lets you board buses, streetcars, metros, RER and Transiliens at will.
As a bonus, annual or monthly Navigo passes also entitle you to emergency tickets. Valid for 24 hours, these ephemeral tickets take the place of your usual Navigo pass, should you temporarily forget it. The annual pass entitles you to up to three tickets for all zones in the Paris region, while the monthly pass entitles you to up to two.
To obtain this temporary ticket, you need to go to one of the RATP ticket offices. Completely free of charge and with no extra charge on your season ticket, it's a real plus in case you forget, so you don't have to pay for all your tickets to get around during the day!
Navigo or Liberté +: Which is the most cost-effective way to get around Paris?
With fares set to rise on January 1ᵉʳ 2025, the all-zone Navigo Pass will now cost €88.80 a month. An alternative, the Liberté+ card, charges only for your actual journeys. So, which of these subscriptions is the most cost-effective based on your commuting habits? [Read more]
As of June 2, 2025, RATP is sharply increasing fines for holders of unvalidated Navigo season tickets. The fine will rise to €70 on the metro and RER, and €15 on buses and streetcars. A decision designed to step up the fight against fraud, but which is already causing concern among users. [Read more]
Navigo or Liberté +: Which is the most cost-effective way to get around Paris?
Navigo not validated: fines double or triple from June 2
