Which Provencal port is better for your cruise itinerary? We break it down.
Explore the best of Southern France from whichever port you choose.
When cruising the Western Mediterranean, your itinerary will likely include either Toulon (La Seyne-sur-Mer) or Marseille. Both serve as gateways to the stunning Provence region, but they offer different advantages depending on your interests.
Toulon is generally considered a "quieter" port compared to the bustling metropolis of Marseille. It is significantly closer to Saint-Tropez, making it the preferred docking spot if you want to visit the glamour capital of the Riviera. It also offers easy access to the medieval villages of the Var, such as Le Castellet and Bormes-les-Mimosas.
As France's oldest city, Marseille is a destination in itself. It is the best port for visiting Aix-en-Provence (only 30 minutes away) and the Luberon Valley. It is also closer to the historic Palace of the Popes in Avignon.
Whether you are arriving in the historic harbor of Marseille or the naval base of Toulon, our professional drivers and luxury fleet are ready to show you the best of the French Riviera.
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