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Jeddah (JED)to

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Marseille (MRS)
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Marseille (MRS)
Depart: Mon 14 Dec

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Najran (EAM)to

Marseille (MRS)
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Marseille (MRS)
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Flights to Marseille

Book flights to Marseille with flynas and discover one of southern France's most distinctive Mediterranean cities. From the historic Old Port and colourful neighbourhoods to coastal landscapes, museums and Provençal cuisine, Marseille combines city experiences with easy access to the Mediterranean coast.

Explore the Vieux-Port, discover the historic streets of Le Panier, visit Marseille's cultural landmarks or venture towards Calanques National Park for dramatic coastal scenery and outdoor experiences.

Marseille France

Flying to Marseille with flynas

Plan your journey to Marseille with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.

Baggage options

Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.

Seat selection

Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.

Food & drinks

A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.

Special assistance

If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.

Arriving in Marseille

Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is the main airport serving Marseille and the surrounding Provence region. Travellers can choose from several transport options for continuing their journey to Marseille and nearby destinations.

Airport shuttle

Shuttle services provide connections between Marseille Provence Airport and the city, offering a practical option for reaching central Marseille.

Public transport

Public transport connections can be used to continue your journey towards Marseille and other destinations in the surrounding region.

Taxis

Taxis are available at the airport for travellers looking for a direct journey to their hotel or final destination.

Private transfers & rental cars

Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while renting a car may be useful if you plan to explore Provence or destinations along the Mediterranean coast.

At Marseille Provence Airport

Marseille Provence Airport offers a range of facilities and passenger services for travellers arriving in and departing from southern France.

Restaurants & cafés

Travellers can find food and beverage options within the airport for meals, snacks and refreshments during their journey.

Shopping

A selection of shops is available for travel essentials and other products while travelling through the airport.

Passenger services

The airport provides facilities and services designed to support passengers throughout arrival, departure and their journey through the terminal.

Top attractions in Marseille

Marseille's long maritime history, Mediterranean setting and cultural diversity have created a city with historic landmarks, waterfront attractions and distinctive neighbourhoods.

Top attractions in Marseille

Vieux-Port

The Old Port, or Vieux-Port, is one of Marseille's best-known areas and has been closely connected with the city's maritime history. Today, the waterfront is surrounded by restaurants, cafés and streets leading towards many central attractions.

Notre-Dame de la Garde

Set above the city, Notre-Dame de la Garde is one of Marseille's most recognisable landmarks and offers wide views across the city, coastline and Mediterranean Sea.

Le Panier

Explore the narrow streets, colourful buildings, cafés, shops and creative spaces of Le Panier, one of Marseille's oldest and most distinctive neighbourhoods.

Mucem

The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations explores the history, societies and cultures of the Mediterranean and forms part of Marseille's waterfront cultural district.

Palais Longchamp

Palais Longchamp is a distinctive 19th-century monument known for its architecture, fountains and surrounding gardens and is home to cultural institutions within the city.

Explore Marseille's Mediterranean coast

Calanques National Park

Located along the coastline between Marseille and Cassis, Calanques National Park is known for its limestone cliffs, Mediterranean waters and dramatic coastal landscapes.

Boat trips

Boat excursions provide another way to experience Marseille's coastline, nearby islands and views of the city from the Mediterranean.

Coastal walks

Explore sections of Marseille's waterfront on foot and enjoy views of the Mediterranean, harbours and coastal neighbourhoods.

Beaches

Marseille has several coastal areas where visitors can spend time by the Mediterranean during suitable weather conditions.

Access to some natural areas may be restricted depending on weather, fire risk and seasonal conditions, so check current official information before visiting.

Things to do in Marseille

Explore La Canebière

Walk along La Canebière, one of Marseille's best-known streets, connecting the Old Port with different parts of the city centre.

Visit Château d'If

Located on an island off the Marseille coast, Château d'If is a historic fortress and former prison also known for its connection with Alexandre Dumas' novel The Count of Monte Cristo.

Discover Marseille's markets

Explore local markets and shopping streets to discover fresh produce, food, crafts and products reflecting the city's Mediterranean character.

Explore the waterfront

Spend time around the Old Port and nearby coastal districts, where Marseille's maritime heritage meets restaurants, cafés and cultural attractions.

Food to try in Marseille

Marseille's food reflects its Mediterranean location and multicultural heritage, with seafood, Provençal flavours, bakeries and international cuisine found throughout the city.

Bouillabaisse

Bouillabaisse is the dish most closely associated with Marseille. This traditional fish dish reflects the city's long relationship with the Mediterranean and its fishing heritage.

Seafood

Marseille's coastal location makes seafood an important part of the local food scene, with fish and shellfish appearing across many traditional menus.

Provençal flavours

Look for dishes and ingredients influenced by Provence and the Mediterranean, including olive oil, herbs, vegetables and regional produce.

Navettes

These traditional Marseille biscuits are flavoured with orange blossom and are one of the city's distinctive local specialities.

Marseille cafés & bakeries

Take a break at one of the city's cafés or bakeries and explore French pastries, breads and desserts while discovering different neighbourhoods.

Where to stay in Marseille

Marseille offers accommodation across different neighbourhoods, from waterfront areas to historic districts and locations with convenient access to public transport.

Vieux-Port

A central option for travellers who want to stay close to the waterfront, restaurants and several of Marseille's major attractions.

Le Panier

A good choice for visitors looking to stay among historic streets and within easy reach of the Old Port and Marseille's cultural attractions.

Prado

Areas around Prado provide access to shops, restaurants and parts of Marseille's southern districts and coastline.

La Joliette

This waterfront district combines modern developments, shopping and cultural attractions and provides convenient access to areas around Mucem and the Old Port.

Getting around Marseille

Marseille offers several transport options for exploring the city, while many attractions around the Old Port and central districts can also be reached on foot.

Metro

Marseille's metro network connects several important areas of the city and can be combined with other forms of public transport.

Trams

Tram services provide connections across parts of central Marseille and surrounding districts.

Buses

Marseille's bus network serves a wide range of neighbourhoods and can be useful for reaching areas beyond the metro and tram networks.

Walking

Areas around the Vieux-Port, Le Panier and several central attractions can be explored on foot.

Taxis & ride services

Taxis and app-based transport services are available and may be convenient when travelling with luggage or between locations not directly connected by public transport.

Rental cars

A rental car may be useful if your itinerary includes destinations outside Marseille or a wider journey through Provence.

Weather in Marseille

Marseille has a Mediterranean climate, with generally warm, dry summers and cooler winters. Spring and autumn can offer milder conditions for exploring the city and surrounding areas.

Conditions along the coast can change, so check the latest weather forecast before travelling, particularly if you are planning boat trips, hiking or outdoor activities around the Calanques.

Marseille travel tips

Currency

France's official currency is the euro (EUR).

Language

French is the official language. English may also be used in hotels, major attractions and other visitor-facing services.

Plan coastal activities in advance

If you plan to visit the Calanques or take a boat trip, check current access conditions, schedules and weather before setting out.

Use public transport

Metro, tram and bus services connect many areas of Marseille and can be combined with walking when exploring central districts.

Explore beyond the Old Port

The Vieux-Port is a natural starting point, but neighbourhoods such as Le Panier, La Joliette and areas along the coast offer different perspectives on the city.

Entry requirements

Visa and entry requirements for France vary depending on nationality and individual travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.

Travel with nasmiles

Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.

Frequently asked questions about flights to Marseille

What is the main airport in Marseille?

Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is the main airport serving Marseille and the surrounding region.

What is Marseille known for?

Marseille is known for its Mediterranean coastline, Old Port, maritime heritage, diverse culture, bouillabaisse and access to Calanques National Park.

What are the top attractions in Marseille?

Popular attractions include the Vieux-Port, Notre-Dame de la Garde, Le Panier, Mucem, Palais Longchamp and the Mediterranean coastline.

How can I travel from Marseille Airport to the city?

Travellers can use airport shuttle and public transport connections, taxis, private transfers or rental cars to continue their journey from the airport.

Can I visit the Calanques from Marseille?

Yes. Calanques National Park stretches along the coastline around Marseille and towards Cassis. Access and activities can vary according to weather, seasonal restrictions and local conditions, so check current information before visiting.

What is the best way to get around Marseille?

Marseille has metro, tram and bus services, while several central areas can also be explored on foot. The most suitable option depends on where you are staying and the places you plan to visit.

What currency is used in Marseille?

The official currency is the euro (EUR).

What language is spoken in Marseille?

French is the official language, while English may also be used in many visitor-facing areas and services.

Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Marseille?

Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.

One-Way Flights to Marseille!

One-Way Flights to Marseille!
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Jeddah (JED)Marseille (MRS)One-way
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Depart: Sat 19 Dec

From

SAR1,079.99

Seen: 15 hrs ago

Dammam (DMM)Marseille (MRS)One-way
/
Depart: Sat 05 Dec

From

SAR1,070.11

Seen: 15 hrs ago

Riyadh (RUH)Marseille (MRS)One-way
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Depart: Mon 14 Dec

From

SAR1,070.11

Seen: 15 hrs ago

Najran (EAM)Marseille (MRS)One-way
/
Depart: Wed 02 Dec

From

SAR1,057.41

Seen: 15 hrs ago

Jizan (GIZ)Marseille (MRS)One-way
/
Depart: Sat 05 Dec

From

SAR1,030.81

Seen: 15 hrs ago