Toulon
Connect to the Var coast instantly. Bypass the highway congestion and touch down for business or leisure in minutes.
Toulon anchors the western end of the Var coast — France's largest naval port, and the gateway to the Presqu'île de Giens and the Îles d'Hyères. The drive from Monaco skirts the entire Riviera coastline and can take well over two hours in season; the helicopter covers the same distance in around 30 minutes, landing at Toulon-Hyères airport a short transfer from the old town's harbour and covered market. It suits business travel to the naval and defence sector based here as easily as a fast connection onward to a boat waiting off Porquerolles.
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Helicopter vs Car
Toulon sits at the far end of the coast road from Monaco — the flight collapses the distance to half an hour.
Toulon – Monaco
Toulon – Nice
Toulon-Hyères (TLN / LFTH) sits on the coast between the two cities, with a dedicated general-aviation apron and quick chauffeured access to both Toulon's old port and the Giens peninsula.
Toulon Airport Information
Type
Regional airport / Aéroport régional
Altitude
4 m / 13 ft
IATA / ICAO Code
TLN / LFTH
Coordinates
43°05′50″N, 6°08′46″E
Facilities
General aviation apron, customs on request
On-site Services
Chauffeur transfer to Toulon and the Giens peninsula
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fly to Toulon?
France's largest naval port, and the fastest way to the Giens peninsula and the Îles d'Hyères.
Highlights
Old Toulon
Around the harbour, the old town brings together the Cours Lafayette Provençal market, fountains and lively little squares. An authentic stop on the Var coast.
Toulon harbour
Sheltered by the Saint-Mandrier peninsula, Toulon harbour is one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean and France's leading naval port. The flyover is remarkable.
Hyères Islands
Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Le Levant form the 'Golden Isles', largely protected by Port-Cros National Park. White sand beaches and crystal-clear water.
