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by Elle133
This is the most inconvenient port. We docked at Terminal A (very far from the city). There's a 1.5km green walkway to the free shuttle stop (to La Joliette - city centre). Walk across the road to the Metro station. We took the free shuttle bus back but it departed only at 4.15pm. So everyone on the bus was late for the 4.30pm all aboard time, making us run for the ship. On hindsight, I would rather take the MSC shuttle (EUR15.90) right in front of the terminal to Marseille town. Rather than walk the 1.5km, then take free shuttle, then metro. Such a waste of time and energy. The 1.5km walk to and fro was just too much. Not recommended for the elderly.
Visited: Dec 18, 2017
by rvthall
OUTSTANDING PORT TO VISIT WITH THE CULTURE AND HISTORY, NO EXCURSIONS
Visited: Mar 08, 2018
by DubaiDolly
Take the metro (one stop ) to main railway station St Charles to Visit Aix En Provence by train. Cost 8 euro return for 45 mins journey.
Visited: Jun 06, 2015
by SantaCruzers
We selected a wine and cheese tour and it was fantastic.
Visited: Jul 14, 2018
by RobRoyShip
The section of Marseilles that we taken to from our cruise ship was very touristy and industrial. Earlier in the day we went to Aux en Provence, this was wonderful! Highly recommend this city, Aux en Provence!
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