Marseille Airport to Les Baux-de-Provence: private driver at a fixed price

Les Baux-de-Provence, a village perched on its rocky spur, is about an hour from the airport. The transfer spares you the search for parking below the village.

The village of Les Baux-de-Provence
The village of Les Baux-de-Provence · Photo Provence13 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Marseille Provence AirportLes Baux-de-Provence

≈ 66 kmDistance

1 hr 05 minOutside rush hour

Fixed priceTolls and luggage included

VehiclePassengersSuitcasesGuide price
Eco or Electric42≈ €105
Sedan42≈ €125
8-seat Van88≈ €165

Prices include VAT (TTC).

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Pick-up

Terminal 1 or 2 car park, flight tracked; name sign in arrivals as a free option. How the airport pick-up works.

The route

The route takes the A7 and A54 via Salon, then the D27 climbing to the village.

Arriving in Les Baux-de-Provence

The village

The village centre is pedestrian: drop-off at the closest point to the entrance.

Carrières des Lumières

The Carrières des Lumières, below the village, are served directly.

Hotels in the Val d’Enfer and Maussane

Nearby hotels and farmhouses, as far as Maussane-les-Alpilles, at the exact address.

Les Baux-de-Provence: Carrières de Lumières and the Alpilles

Les Baux is a hilltop village in the Alpilles, known for its ruined castle and the Carrières de Lumières, immersive shows projected inside a former quarry. The village is pedestrian and its paid car parks fill up in high season. Hotels in the Val d’Enfer and farmhouses in Maussane are close by.

The route takes the A7 and the A54 to Saint-Martin-de-Crau, or goes via Salon and Eyguières before crossing the Alpilles, tolls included.

Do you serve Maussane and Fontvieille?

Yes, a few minutes from Les Baux, at the same per-kilometre rate.

The Val d’Enfer, a rocky ravine below the village, is said to have inspired Dante, and Cocteau filmed “The Testament of Orpheus” there; a footpath runs through it.

Les Baux in winter

Out of season, the village is almost empty on weekdays and the winter light over the Alpilles is superb. At Christmas, the shepherds’ mass and living nativity keep an old Provençal tradition alive. The Carrières des Lumières stay open most of the year, with a programme that changes each season.

Les Baux-de-Provence from Marseille Provence Airport: taxi or private transfer?

Over 66 km, many travellers like to know the price before setting off. A taxi charges the regulated metered fare; a private driver is booked at a fixed price. With GoTransfert, the price is fixed when you book: from €105, tolls included, and it does not change.

Your driver tracks the flight, waits at the Terminal 1 or 2 car park (or in the arrivals hall with a name sign, a free option) and helps with your luggage.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a private transfer from Marseille Airport to Les Baux-de-Provence?

About €105 in Eco or Electric, €125 in Sedan and €165 in the 8-seat Van, tolls included. The exact price is shown before you confirm and does not change.

How long does the journey take?

About 1 hr 05 min outside rush hour, for 66 km.

How is the price worked out for a taxi or a private driver to Les Baux-de-Provence?

A taxi is priced on the regulated meter. GoTransfert charges a fixed fare agreed at booking: €105 in Eco, €125 in a Sedan, €165 in an 8-seat Van.

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