Means of transport Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Many excursions and excursions are offered from the old port to discover the red rocks of the coves of Esterel, Lérins Islands, Port Cros, and allow you to reach Saint-Tropez in 45 minutes, avoiding the summer caps!

The Autonomous Port of Marseille is the number one in France and is particularly used for its regular lines to the Maghreb, Corsica and its neighbouring island, Sardinia. It has enclosed and secure cruise terminals and is very easy to access, as it is served by numerous means of public transport via the Joliette, metro or tranway. Numerous cruises also stop here since the city's tourist boom in 2013.

5 km north of Le Castellet, the international airport is also close to the Paul Ricard circuit. It has undergone many improvements and has been managed since April 2016 by Toulon-Hyères Airport. Carrying some 6,000 passengers per year, it is primarily a high-end business airport. The architecture of the place blends perfectly with the Provencal style of the region. A good way to get around, provided you have the means.

The location of this station on the Paris-Lyon-Miramas line is very interesting for travellers who wish to visit the nearby city centre with its pleasant lanes and beautiful houses steeped in history. Built in the 19th century, it is an integral part of the city's heritage. However, its attractions end there. The ticket offices are frequently closed due to a lack of staff, and the infrastructure is basic; the shop is only open in high season. At the same time, we only go there to take the train...

Annexe station of Menton-Garavan, Porte de France, 500 m from the Italian border.

Menton is connected to the hinterland, to Sospel, by many bus lines.

This urban network provides public transport links (numerous buses, 3 tramway lines, school transport, bicycles, self-service scooters, car-sharing, car-pooling) throughout the Nice Côte d'Azur metropolitan area. To make sure you're on the right track, validate your ticket each time you board. You can buy your tickets from bus drivers and at streetcar kiosks. You can top up your Lignes d'Azur cards online or at sales outlets, which also offer advice on assistance, accessibility, routes, etc.

Simplify your journeys in the Communauté d'Agglomération de Cannes-Pays de Lérins with the Palm Bus urban transport network. With its 30 routes, it's easy to discover Cannes, Le Cannet, Mandelieu-La-Napoule, Mougins and Théoule-sur-Mer! In the evening, until 2:30 a.m., take advantage of the "cabriolet buses" or the Navette City Palm for your shopping outings, without worrying about traffic jams or parking. Buy your ticket via the Palm Bus app for added convenience. An efficient and practical way to get around the area.

Note that the first hour is free of charge in most car parks except in July and August. It is useful to use the car parks during peak periods. Attention, the municipal police are well-oiled, park properly. Don't forget to pay the parcmètre because in the case of tickets there is no feeling!

Designed by architects Jean-Marie Duthilleul and Etienne Tricaud and built on the Arbois plateau, the station is within easy reach of Aix-en-Provence city center (13 km) and Marseille-Provence airport (11 km). The simplest and most economical solution is to take the shuttle that links the TGV station to the Aix bus station. Once on the train, you'll reach the capital in around 3 hours. A fast and privileged link to Paris.

In the heart of Cannes, the main train station welcomes a multitude of TER, TGV and Intercités trains every day. Amenities such as toilets are available on the left of the square, opposite the station, while a Starbucks awaits you on the right. The train line between Cannes and Menton runs along the coast, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the countryside, sumptuous villas surrounded by umbrella pines and secret coves. TER Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur offers a wide range of services to suit all your travel needs.

The port of Bandol, ninth port of France, is really a privileged port for the vacationers. Located between Marseille and Toulon, it allows you to quickly reach the islands of Porquerolles and the sublime creeks of Marseille. Equipped with a careening area with berths from 5 to 40 meters, it is easy to perform repairs and routine maintenance. The port has of course a fuel station. It is also a pleasant port for a little stroll along the water to admire the boats of Bandol and the whole world.

This TGV station, 6 km from Avignon city center, provides connections between the major cities of Provence and the regions, with 60 TGV trains a day. It is also served by TER PACA trains to and from Avignon-Centre and Carpentras. Buses and cabs run to and from the city center, as do car rental companies. Catering, newsagents and a perfume shop are there to keep you waiting in case your train is delayed. A drop-off point and numerous short- and long-term parking lots are also available.

The Nice-Côte d'Azur airport facilities offer a number of parking options in Terminals T1 and T2: free drop-off and parking for varying lengths of time. To search for real-time information on airport parking spaces and reserve your parking space up to 10 minutes in advance (subject to availability), go to the website or the mobile application.

Aix-en-Provence's new bus station features twenty platforms and architecture by Jean-Marie Duthilleul, who also designed the Aix TGV station. A real success! Accessible to all, close to downtown and the freeway. Departures and arrivals are to nearby towns and villages, the most important line being, of course, the one linking Aix to Marseille: a bus every 5 min at rush hour! The Conseil départemental's Cartreize (Car 13) network also serves Aubagne, La Ciotat, Vitrolles, Martigues, Arles and Salon-de-Provence. A fast, economical way to get around, with connections all day long. A little cramped at its site in the center of Aix, it has recently been relieved of certain lines to the P+r exchange hub at Plan d'Aillane in Les Milles (lines 40 and 53 to Aix TGV and Marseille bus station...), as well as to platforms at the P+r Krypton (access via line 7 platform no. 4). It should be noted that access to the "grande accessibilité" bus, reserved for people with reduced mobility, which leaves every hour for Marseille, has just been transferred in 2017 to a platform in the Krypton car park-and-ride facility.

A recent company created in May 2016 out of the ashes of SNCM. With a fleet of seven ships, it offers crossings from Marseilles on one of its four mixed cargo vessels (passengers and freight) to Ajaccio, Bastia, Ile-Rousse and Porto-Vecchio. Journeys to Sardinia, Algeria and Tunisia are also provided. Some ships can accommodate more than 2,000 passengers and up to 800 vehicles. The staff is attentive and comfortable, with each ship having bars, snack bars and restaurants. In 2017, Corsica Linea still carried 560,000 passengers. Promotions are offered online.

Most of the large trains that carry out the Marseille-Nice route stop in Antibes in both directions. The TER provides more than 80 shuttles every day across the coast. During the summer period, when the road network is very crowded, it is sometimes interesting to go to Nice by train.

Appareillez under sail towards the island of Port Cros, on an old rig ketch of tradition of 27 meters and 350 square metres of sails, and spend a wonderful day at sea with meals on board and possibility of bathing.

Fifteen urban bus lines serve the cities of Cannes, Cannet and Mandelieu all day long. Some of these lines work in the evening and at night, depending on the season and events taking place in Cannes. Most of these lines pass through the Bus Station (near the City Hall), the SNCF Train Station and the Congress Center. A Presqu 'ile shuttle, accessible for disabled guests thanks to an adapted palette, runs all day from Monday to Saturday (off holidays) from 9:20 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. and from 2 p. m. to 7:50 p. m. with a frequency of 30 to 40 minutes. You can also borrow the electric shuttle: Stop, City Hall > La Pantiero > La Croisette > Latour Maubourg Street > Antibes Street > SNCF Station > Félix.

A 2,450-metre underground traffic axis, the Prado-Carénage Tunnel links the city's southern districts and the East motorway in a few minutes, in the city centre, and, to the north via the Old Port Tunnel, the Major Tunnel and the Joliette Tunnel, the Coastal Motorway. For a few euros, you can avoid traffic jams in the city centre during rush hour, and gain in speed as well, since it will only take you a few minutes to get from La Capelette to La Joliette. First toll urban tunnel in France. Possibilities of subscriptions and preferential rates for one or two tunnels: Prado fairing only and/or Prado Tunnel south only.

After covering Marseille's urban network with self-service mechanical bicycles, a new small revolution took place at the turn of 2022-2023 with the introduction of self-service electric bicycles. A real improvement for users, who can now take advantage of almost 2,000 bikes, capable of speeds of up to 25 km/h. A range of low-cost subscription packages, combined with public transport in particular.

At the bus station, next to the SNCF station, you will obtain tickets for the departmental buses of the Cartreize network, the LER (regional express lines) and the international lines (Flixbus, Eurolines), as well as on the airport shuttles (ticket office n°1 open every day from 5:30 to 21:30). The ticket office is open from Monday to Friday, from 6:15 am to 7:30 pm, on Saturdays from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, on Sundays and public holidays from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 1:30 pm to 6 pm. With a few clicks on the website, you will very easily obtain more information about the website.

A simple and efficient taxi service. Reservations to be made by phone or via the dedicated application. A fleet of 550 vehicles at your service, with guaranteed comfort and seriousness as a bonus. We also offer you solutions to your special requests, in particular for events with privatizable vehicles and a premium business-class service. Of course, transfer from the airport is also available with a reserved driver upon arrival, which can be convenient for late arrivals. Finally, there is no mention of the tourist routes proposed and detailed on the website: a visit to Marseille, Cassis or a trip to Sormiou.

The itaxis.fr website also offers additional information about Accueil Accent Provence, as well as the opportunity to leave an online review. In addition to Accueil Accent Provence, there are 118 other cabs listed in Marseille. These include Arles Taxis Services in Arles, Claude Delaye Taxi in Gignac La Nerthe, Taxi Radio Marseille and Taxi Bleu Provence in Marseille.

Labelled by the tourist office, Marseille's tourist taxis do not have any unpleasant surprises in store: comfortable car, licensed driver. The same applies to the price, which is set in advance according to a single circuit between the city centre and the Corniche Kennedy. Your tickets can be collected at the tourist office and your private taxi will arrive within 10 minutes. The tour covers the main Marseille sites and is made with comments from the driver in the chosen language (French, English). Each vehicle can carry a maximum of 4 people or 3 adults and 2 children under 10 years of age. When you visit a monument, the taxi will be waiting for you.

Located in the heart of the city, the two basins of the port have many services and facilities. A mooring area is organised outside the harbour, as well as a reception pontoon under the harbour master's office, a free launching ramp is available in the West basin as well as a crane space in the East basin. The port is also committed to sustainable development, with daily monitoring of water consumption, respect for the environment, codes of conduct for cetaceans, protection of marine fauna..

The port has been awarded the European Blue Flag since 1989 and enjoys an ideal location on the Mediterranean. It is sheltered from the prevailing winds by the Giens peninsula and extends over 13 hectares. With nearly 1,500 berths, it has a large capacity and can accommodate boats up to 37 meters long. Beaches and numerous shops are nearby. Note that the city of Hyères has 4 other harbors: Ayguade, La Capte, Port Auguier and Port du Niel (in Giens).

To go to the Golden Islands, there are regular shuttles that make the crossing throughout the year. The boats belong to the same company: TLV TVM. Departures for Porquerolles are from the Tour Fondue, those for Port-Cros and Le Levant from the port of Hyères. In July and August, the 2 islands tour allows you to visit Port-Cros and Le Levant on the same day. Please note that the accessible part of Le Levant island is naturist, and that in season, it is strongly recommended to play the game. Good luck!

420 berth, including 130 passenger posts.

SEPEM manages the entire Avignon bus station, including reception, ticket counters and platform management with dedicated staff. Fifteen regional lines serve the station daily, as well as international routes to Italy, Spain and the Netherlands. Most other Flixbus and Blablacar Bus departures are from the le Pontet stop. SEPEM also receives SNCF replacement coaches. In terms of tickets, the company sells most ZOU, liO, Orizo, Flixbus and Blablacar Bus tickets.

These two electric mini-buses with ecological air-conditioning connect between the Relais des Italie car park and the city centre of Avignon. Each room has a capacity of 22 places and free of charge, and is accessible to all thanks to their access ramp for disabled people. Their appearance was stimulated by the operation "100 electric buses" launched in 2004 by ADEME (Environment and Energy Control Agency). With departures scheduled every 7 minutes during the day (from 7 h 15 to 20 h) and every 20 minutes until p. m. Monday to Thursday and midnight on Friday and Saturday, the shuttle bus stops at strategic stops such as «Carmelites», «Les Halles» or «University».

La Méridionale, the historic company for crossings between Marseille and Corsica, now offers a regular service between Marseille and Tangiers to discover Morocco. On board, you'll enjoy a warm welcome, comfortable cabins and a wide range of facilities (restaurant, play area). The atmosphere is one of conviviality. Crossings are made aboard a ship on a human scale. La Méridionale's excellent reputation for friendliness, service and hospitality is widely acclaimed by travelers.

Two programs from the canton of the Canton to the bridge of La to discover the nice olive olive tree. Visit of a traditional oil mill, olive grove, wine tasting AOC Olive in Nice, lunch in Levens or Servotel, visit of the city…

Beware! There is no car rental company in the station.

Yes, it is possible! To be on the slopes within a few minutes from the airport of Nice or Cannes.

Azur Hélicoptère is an airplane and helicopter rental and sales company based in Cannes, in the Alpes-Maritimes department. It is based at Cannes Mandelieu airport, at 245 avenue Francis Tonner. Azur Hélicoptère offers flights for 1 to 3 passengers at a price of 600 euros, and for 4 to 5 passengers at a price of 790 euros.

The Nice region has a very dense bus network, which allows you to reach all the towns and villages of the hinterland. Information, rates, ticketing and luggage deposit.

Of all the small lines of the secondary rail network, little has survived. The Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de Provence operates a narrow line, Nice-Digne, which plunges into the hinterland, rises to 1 022 m altitude and crosses sites of all beauty, inaccessible by road, on a spectacular route of 151 km which contains no less than 25 tunnels, 16 bridges and viaducts of stone and 15 metal bridges. It is a real mountain line offering magnificent views.

Why this nickname of Train des Pignes? Opinions are divided on its. For some, it would come from pine pignes that city dwellers report on their Sunday walks. For others, the speed of the train on the coast is so low that travellers can go down and pick up pignes along the road. For others, the coal soot was deposited on the locomotives and made them resemble the bottom of the Italian pots, the Pignates… today, the regular service is provided by blue, modern and comfortable diesel railcars but, some days, the Puget-Théniers-Annot segment is insured by a steam locomotive built in 1909 and maintained by a volunteer association. It derives from painted wood benches of 1892. The vapeur of its six tons of water requires the lighting of the boiler 5 h before departure! This steam train only works on certain dates (check before). Regular service per railcar consists of four trains per day in each direction. This transport is ideal for a walk in the hinterland, but may prefer a departure from Nice-Lingostière station where it will be easier for you to park.

To reach downtown: a bypass motorway allows you to reach the neighbourhood of its choice directly with the installation of 5 sorties: Exit No. 50: Promenade-des-Anglais - Exit No 51: Saint-Augustin - Exit No. 52: Saint-Isidore - Exit No 54: Nice North - Exit No 55: Nice East.

The company operates 5 regular lines: Monaco Ville-Saint-Roman, Monaco Exotic Garden, Condamine-Larvotto, Fontvieille-Hospital, Fontvieille-Larvotto. The price is 1 € (free for children under 7 years of age). You can also buy books of 10 journeys, which is cheaper: EUR 6. You can reuse your ticket free of charge, provided you take a bus within 30 minutes. Daily tourist map: EUR 3. Flights stop around 21 h in general, with slight adjustments on weekends.

These 8 to 13 seats minibuses operate like taxis: ideal for families and small groups.

Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer is a charming coastal town. It has several harbors, including the Vieux Port, the Port de la Madrague and the Nouveau Port des Lecques. The Vieux Port des Lecques is a friendly marina with a capacity of 200 berths, including 40 for passengers. The port offers services such as electricity, water on the jetties, and free showers and toilets. Port de la Madrague is a small, traditional fishing port that has been converted into a marina. The port also offers services such as weather forecasts at the harbor master's office, water and electricity, as well as showers and toilets accessible to people with reduced mobility. The ports of Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer have been awarded Europe's Blue Flag label, which recognizes municipalities and marinas committed to a sustainable environmental policy.

Cab Marseille Gilles is a cab service located in Allauch, near Marseille. They offer cab services for congresses, seminars, sightseeing tours, train stations and airports. Their aim is to facilitate the organization of all their customers' trips, whether to or from Marseille. They also offer the possibility of booking a cab to the cruise seaport in Marseille. Their cabs are vans that can accommodate up to 8 people.

Cassis is a picturesque town known for its magnificent calanques. To make it easier for visitors to get around, Taxi Cassis Pascal offers cab and VTC services. Whether you need to be picked up at the train station or the airport, Pascal is there for you. All you need to do is let him know the date and time of arrival, the destination and the flight or TGV number. In the event of a schedule change, it's important to let him know. Pascal also offers group transfers to the calanques of Luminy, Morgiou, Sormiou or Callelongue for your hikes. Last but not least, Pascal also offers a medical transport service covered by the French Social Security system.

Cassis is a charming town in the Marseille region. For all your transportation needs in the area, you can count on Pascal Taxi Cassis. They can also meet you at the SNCF train station or airport; all you need to do is provide them with the necessary information, such as date and time of arrival, origin and flight or TGV number. What's more, Pascal Taxi Cassis also offers medical transport services covered by the French Social Security system, which can be useful when you're in hospital. Whether you want to explore the calanques of Cassis or simply get around the region, Pascal Taxi Cassis is there to meet all your transportation needs.

Sisteron is a town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department.