Marseille
Experience the vibrant port city without the traffic. A rapid helicopter transfer offering spectacular coastal views upon arrival.
Marseille is France's oldest city and its second-largest, and by road it sits at the far, congested end of the Riviera from Monaco. By helicopter the transfer takes around 50 minutes, tracing the coastline past the Calanques before landing at Marseille Provence, a short chauffeured ride from the Vieux-Port and Notre-Dame de la Garde. It's a direct route for business meetings in the city's port and logistics sector, and an easy way to add Marseille's markets and bouillabaisse to a Riviera itinerary without sacrificing a day to the A8 autoroute.
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Helicopter vs Car
Marseille sits furthest from Monaco of our coastal destinations — the flight makes it a same-day trip either way.
Marseille – Monaco
Marseille – Nice
Marseille Provence (MRS / LFML) is southern France's main international gateway outside Nice, with a general-aviation apron and quick chauffeured access into the city centre.
Marseille Airport Information
Type
International airport / Aéroport international
Altitude
23 m / 74 ft
IATA / ICAO Code
MRS / LFML
Coordinates
43°26′08″N, 5°12′49″E
Facilities
General aviation, customs & immigration
On-site Services
Chauffeur transfer to Vieux-Port and city centre
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fly to Marseille?
France's oldest port city, its markets and the Calanques national park — reached without the autoroute.
Highlights
Vieux-Port
Marseille's historic harbour, founded more than 2,600 years ago, with its morning fish market, café terraces and the nearby MuCEM.
Notre-Dame de la Garde
Nicknamed the 'Bonne Mère', the basilica watches over the city from its hill. Its terrace offers the best view of Marseille, the bay and the Frioul islands.
The Calanques
Between Marseille and Cassis, the Calanques National Park unfolds white cliffs and turquoise coves. An exceptional sight from a helicopter.
