The terminals have all the basics sorted β tourist info desks, loos, and places to store your bags. Getting there is simple via the A50 motorway, which links to major routes across southern France. Both airports have taxis and shuttle buses that go to the cruise terminal.
From the station, you can grab a taxi or hop on the local bus number 3 to get to the cruise terminal. Local buses 3 and 23 stop close to the terminal and will take you to popular beaches and shopping areas.
For groups, you can book private transfers in advance for direct transport to wherever you need to go. The Toulon cruise terminal keeps things simple compared to bigger Mediterranean ports. Security moves pretty quickly , and if you want to wander around Toulon before your ship leaves, you can store your bags at the terminal. Just a few steps from the terminal, Toulon has loads of brilliant things to do before you set sail.
Fancy a bit of shopping? For a brilliant view of the Mediterranean and the city, hop on the Mount Faron cable car. The paths start right at the cruise dock and take you through some brilliant spots where you can soak up both local history and lovely sea views.
If you fancy high street shopping , Mayol Shopping Centre is just a minute walk from the port, with more than shops full of fashion, accessories, and French brands.
