Marseille Airport to La Seyne-sur-Mer: private driver at a fixed price

La Seyne-sur-Mer, on the Toulon harbour, is about an hour and ten minutes from the airport. Tamaris, Les Sablettes or the centre: your driver takes you there.

The rocky coast of La Seyne-sur-Mer and the Deux-Frères rocks
The coast of La Seyne-sur-Mer · Photo Green_Katsuto / Unsplash

Marseille Provence AirportLa Seyne-sur-Mer

≈ 89 kmDistance

1 hr 13 minOutside rush hour

Fixed priceTolls and luggage included

VehiclePassengersSuitcasesGuide price
Eco or Electric42≈ €143
Sedan42≈ €170
8-seat Van88≈ €223

Prices include VAT (TTC).

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Pick-up

Name sign in arrivals, flight tracked. How the airport pick-up works.

The route

The route takes the A7, the L2 ring road, then the A50 motorway to La Seyne.

Arriving in La Seyne-sur-Mer

Les Sablettes and Tamaris

Seaside hotels and residences at the address you give.

Centre and harbour

The town centre and the Parc de la Navale at the exact address.

Saint-Mandrier

The Saint-Mandrier peninsula at the same rate.

La Seyne-sur-Mer: Tamaris, Les Sablettes and Saint-Mandrier

La Seyne faces Toulon across the harbour. Its centre and the former shipyard, now the Parc de la Navale, line the waterfront. To the south, the Tamaris corniche with its 19th-century villas and Les Sablettes beach draw holidaymakers. The Saint-Mandrier peninsula, at the end, is reached by the same road.

The driver takes the A50 and the Ollioules interchange before heading down to the harbour. At rush hour the La Seyne exit is busy with commuters heading for Toulon.

Do you serve Saint-Mandrier and the naval base?

Yes. For a military site, the drop-off is at the gate: bring your ID.

La Seyne, between shipyards and beaches

La Seyne-sur-Mer long lived to the rhythm of its shipyards, which built liners and warships. Their closure in the late 1980s made way for the Navale park and a waterfront promenade dominated by the listed lifting bridge. Fort Balaguier, an old defensive work, now houses a naval museum facing Toulon.

To the south, the Tamaris corniche and its 19th-century villas lead to Les Sablettes, a long sandy beach facing the open sea, then to Saint-Mandrier, a peninsula of fishermen and yachts. Toulon’s sea shuttles link La Seyne, Tamaris and Saint-Mandrier to Toulon harbour. From the airport, allow about an hour and a quarter via the A50 to Ollioules.

La Seyne-sur-Mer from Marseille Provence Airport: taxi or private transfer?

With 89 km to cover, you can choose between a metered taxi and a private driver booked in advance. Our private transfer has a fixed price from €143, day or night, with no surprise on arrival.

You are met in arrivals with a name sign; the flight is tracked live, so there is nothing to look for when you come out.

See also: how a private transfer compares with a taxi.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a private transfer from Marseille Airport to La Seyne-sur-Mer?

About €143 in Eco or Electric, €170 in Sedan and €223 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 13 min outside rush hour, for 89 km.

What is the price difference between a taxi and a private driver to La Seyne-sur-Mer?

A taxi is priced on the regulated meter. GoTransfert charges a fixed fare agreed at booking: €143 in Eco, €170 in a Sedan, €223 in an 8-seat Van.

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