Provence Toulon Cruise Destination Port
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Good to know
The currency in France is the Euro.
The Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier is docked in Toulon.
The coastline's many beaches and charming coastal towns are easily accessible by buses.
Getting around Toulon
Walking
From Quai Fornei, passengers can easily walk along the marina promenade to the main shopping mail, musuems, and old medieval quarter.
Shuttle
From Le Seyne sur Mer, shuttle buses are available as is a water ferry.
Area Events
Festival International d'Art Lyrique d'Aix en Provence
The famous opera festival takes place in late June and July each year. Operas are staged indoors and outdoors.
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Provence (Toulon), France
The military port of Toulon provides access to the French Riviera, Provence, Cote d'Azur, and France's world famous vineyards. Tour charming hilltop villages and indulge in locally produced vintages. Toulon's upper town is reminscient of Paris, France. The smaller port makes for a more intimate destination experience.
Port Authority
Local Name: Port of Toulon La SeyneAddress:
(Toulon)
Quai du President Pierre Fournel, 83000 Toulon
(La Seyne sur Mer)
Pier Terminal
Mole d’Armement.
Espace Joseph Grimaud
Corniche Philippe Giovanin
83500 La Seyne Sur Mer
Telephone: +33 4 94 03 27 60
Size: Medium
Coordinates: 43° 6' 38" N, 5° 54' 27" E
Terminal Information
Toulon still serves as a major military port. It's common to see military aircraft carriers and other navy vessels in port.
La Seyne sur Mer
Serving larger ships, La Seyne sur Mer is located across the bay 10km away from city. Shuttles are available by land or sea.
Quai Fornei
Serving smaller ships, the Quai Fornei allows passengers to disembark onto the marina promenade running alongside the city.
Visit here for a 360-degree view of both cruise ports.
Things to do in the area
Hyères
The oldest resort on the French Riviera and a well-known vacation destination since Roman times, the seaside town of Hyères offers cobalt blue waters, snow-white sands, flourishing gardens, luxurious villas, and historical sights.
Le Castellet
Historical landmarks abound in this tiny town that's perched on the edge of a cliff. Sections of the 15th century ramports of this fortified hamlet still exist.
St. Tropez
The old fishing port is the ultimate luxury resort where yachts jostle fishing boats in the Old Harbor and the pastel-colored buildings of the Old Quarter house elegant boutiques, galleries and cafés.
Mont Faron
Take a cable car to the top for stunning views of Toulon and the military port. On top is a wild cat wildlife center.
Bandol
Relax on this picturesque sandy beach or explore the town for local wines and cafés.
Aix-en-Provence
The gorgeous Aix Region countryside is home to famous French bratesseries, farmer's markets, and vineyards. Aix-en-Provence is also a center of the arts with musuems and music venues.
