Discover Marseille with a Private Driver

Welcome to the Phocaean City

Are you planning to visit Marseille soon? Discover our complete guide to ensure you don’t miss any of the gems in France’s oldest city. Whether you are a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking the sun, to visit Marseille is a unique experience that deserves seamless organization.

From the bustling atmosphere of the Old Port to the wild tranquility of the Calanques, we accompany you in discovering the city’s most iconic landmarks. To make your stay as relaxing as it is exciting, GoTransfert provides professional chauffeurs to facilitate all your urban and tourist travel.

Notre-Dame de la Garde : La “Bonne Mère”

Look out over Marseille from the city’s highest point. Enjoy an exceptional 360° panoramic view of the Old Port, the Calanques and the Mediterranean. A must–see to truly understand the spirit of Marseille.

Sormiou Cove: A Turquoise Paradise

Discover one of Marseille’s most beautiful coves. With its fine sandy beach and crystal–clear waters, Sormiou is the perfect spot for a memorable swim or a walk with views of the Riou archipelago.

Saint–Victor Abbey: The Origins of Marseille

Step back in time to ancient history with a visit to this 5th–century abbey–fortress. Explore its mysterious crypts and enjoy one of the finest views of the entrance to the Old Port.

The Frioul Archipelago: A Taste of the End of the World

Set sail for an archipelago of crystal–clear waters and wild coves. Between hikes through arid landscapes and swims in coves shimmering with azure hues, treat yourself to a break surrounded by unspoilt nature, just across from Marseille.

Le Panier: France’s Oldest Neighbourhood

Lose yourself in the colourful alleyways of “Marseille’s Montmartre”. Amidst street art, artisan shops and sunny terraces, discover the authentic, down–to–earth spirit of Marseille.

Cosquer Méditerranée: A Journey to the Heart of Prehistory

Explore the incredible replica of the submerged prehistoric cave. Aboard exploration modules, discover 30,000–year–old cave paintings in an immersive experience unlike any other in the world.

The Citadel of Marseille (Fort Saint–Nicolas)

Long kept secret, this monumental fortress is finally opening its doors to the public. Stroll through its hanging gardens and enjoy one of the most impressive views of the entrance to the Old Port and Fort Saint–Jean.

The Old Port: The Heart and Soul of Marseille

Between the stalls of the fish market and the iconic Ombrière Miroir, take a stroll along the quays that have shaped the city’s history for 2,600 years. A constant spectacle by the water’s edge, where traditional fishing boats mingle with modern yachts.