Marseille Saint-Charles station to Six-Fours-les-Plages: from the train to your door
Six-Fours has no station of its own: the nearest is La Seyne–Six-Fours. From Saint-Charles, a private driver takes you straight to your rental, Le Brusc or the Embiez boat.
Marseille Saint-Charles stationSix-Fours-les-Plages
≈ 62 kmDistance
56 minOutside rush hour
Fixed priceTolls and luggage included
| Vehicle | Passengers | Suitcases | Guide price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eco or Electric | 4 | 2 | ≈ €99 |
| Sedan | 4 | 2 | ≈ €118 |
| 8-seat Van | 8 | 8 | ≈ €155 |
Prices include VAT (TTC).
Pick-up
Name sign at the station, train tracked. How the station pick-up works.
The route
The route takes the A50 motorway, then the peninsula roads to Six-Fours.
Arriving in Six-Fours-les-Plages
Le Brusc and the Embiez
Drop-off at the Le Brusc landing stage for the Embiez crossing.
Beaches and coast road
Hotels and rentals along the beaches at the exact address.
Reynier and the centre
Residential districts at the address you give.
Six-Fours from Saint-Charles: all the way to Le Brusc
La Seyne–Six-Fours station is far from the beaches and from Le Brusc, where boats leave for the Embiez. A private driver from Saint-Charles takes you straight to Bonnegrâce, Le Brusc or the hillside districts.
The route follows the A50 to the Six-Fours exit, tolls included. In summer the road to Le Brusc is slow by late morning, so allow a margin for a boat.
Do you drop off at the Embiez ferry?
Yes, at Le Brusc harbour. Give the crossing time when booking.
Six-Fours without a car
The nearest stations, Ollioules–Sanary and La Seyne–Six-Fours, are both several kilometres from the beaches. From Saint-Charles, a private driver takes you in about fifty minutes to Le Brusc, La Coudoulière or the residential hills. For divers, Le Brusc and Embiez island are renowned starting points, with wrecks, drop-offs and seagrass meadows; many travel with their own equipment, and the 8-seat Van has room for the bags.
Beaches, markets and Cap Sicié
Bonnegrâce, La Coudoulière, Le Rayolet or the coves of Le Gaou: Six-Fours has several kilometres of sand and pebble beaches, and families enjoy the seafront promenade with its restaurants and ice-cream shops. The Le Brusc and Reynier markets liven up the week, and Le Brusc keeps an early-morning fish market. Cap Sicié, with the Janas forest and the chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Mai, offers a great hike above the sea with views of the Deux-Frères rocks.
Embiez island, reached by a twelve-minute crossing from Le Brusc, has marked trails, small beaches and a large marina; cars are not allowed, which keeps it quiet even in summer.
Six-Fours-les-Plages from Saint-Charles station: taxi or private transfer?
Over 62 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. GoTransfert quotes a set price before you travel: from €99, tolls and luggage included.
A driver waits for your train with a name sign and helps with your luggage.
See also: how a private transfer compares with a taxi.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a private transfer from Saint-Charles station to Six-Fours-les-Plages?
About €99 in Eco or Electric, €118 in Sedan and €155 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 56 min outside rush hour, for 62 km.
What is the price difference between a taxi and a private driver to Six-Fours-les-Plages?
A taxi charges the regulated fare on the meter, depending on distance, time and day. Our private transfer is fixed in advance: from €99 in Eco or Electric, €118 in a Sedan and €155 in an 8-seat Van, tolls included.
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