Marseille Fos Port

Marseille (Provence), France

Marseille Fos Port, also known as Port of Marseille, is the main cruise ship port in France located on the French Riviera coastline. It is part of Marseille Fos Port, the largest port in France renowned for its dry docks and ferry terminals serving destinations like Corsica, Sardinia, Algeria, and Tunisia. The Vieux Port is a popular area in Marseille, showcasing a marina, fish market, and charming streets filled with seafood restaurants, cafés, and shops. Notable attractions include the historic Quai des Belges, the bohemian cours Julien, and the picturesque Le Panier district. Tourists can explore landmarks like the Abbaye de St-Victor and Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica for a taste of Marseille's rich cultural heritage. Transportation options abound, with metro, buses, and shuttle services connecting cruise passengers to the city center and beyond. Visitors can indulge in the local cuisine, especially the famous bouillabaisse fish stew. Currency is Euro, and the local emergency number is 112. Marseille enjoys a Mediterranean climate, making it a popular destination for cruise ships year-round.

Location

City: Marseille

Region: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Country: France

Coordinates: 43.2962° N, 5.3698° E