Can the taxi drop me at the Porquerolles jetty?

Yes, the driver drops you directly at Tour Fondue, the boarding point for Porquerolles. Let them know when booking.

Can we visit the Hyères salt flats on the way?

Yes, the Pesquiers salt flats are on the way to Giens. You can observe pink flamingos. Allow 20-30 minutes for a stop.

Are evening return taxis available from Hyères?

Yes, 24/7 service. The driver picks you up at Tour Fondue when your return boat arrives. Share the last boat time.

How long is the crossing to Porquerolles?

The crossing from Tour Fondue takes 15-20 minutes. Boats run every 30 minutes in summer, hourly off-season.

82 km · 60 min

Taxi Marseille — Hyères

Gateway to the Golden Islands and Porquerolles

82 km60 minFrom 105 — 140 €

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Distance

82 km

Duration

Estimated price

105 — 140 €

Availability

24/7

Hyères is the Côte d'Azur's oldest seaside resort, frequented since the 18th century by British aristocracy for its exceptional climate. The town is best known as the boarding point for the Golden Islands: Porquerolles (white sand beaches and Caribbean-like waters), Port-Cros (national marine park, diving paradise) and Le Levant. The Giens Peninsula, connected to the mainland by a double tombolo unique in Europe, offers lunar landscapes and wild beaches. Hyères also charms with its perched medieval centre, salt flats populated by pink flamingos and centuries-old palm trees earning it the nickname 'Hyères-les-Palmiers'.

Route

Route Marseille → Hyères

From Marseille, take the A50 towards Toulon. Bypass Toulon via the A57 (Toulon tunnel, free) then take the A570 towards Hyères. The Hyères-Centre exit puts you 5 minutes from the town centre. For Tour Fondue (Porquerolles jetty), continue on the D97 to the Giens Peninsula (15 extra minutes). The route crosses varied Provençal coastal landscapes: vineyards, pine forests and salt flats. Combined A50+A570 tolls amount to about €8.

Main route: A50 puis A570 — ~8 € (section Marseille–Hyères)

Points of interest along the way

Îles d'Or

Porquerolles

Presqu'île de Giens

Practical tips

Our tips for Marseille → Hyères

Tips & best practices

Specific tips for the Marseille → Hyères route

If taking the boat to Porquerolles, book your crossing online (TLV or Hyères Bateau) as boats sell out in summer. The driver drops you at Tour Fondue, the main jetty. The crossing takes 15-20 minutes. Arrive 30 minutes before boat departure. The return can be on a later boat: book your return taxi for the arrival time at Tour Fondue. Tour Fondue parking is paid (€15/day) and often full: another argument for a taxi!

Tolls: ~8 € (section Marseille–Hyères)

Pricing

Taxi fare Marseille → Hyères

All our rides are fixed-price. The fare is set at booking, no surprises.

Day rate

Monday — Saturday, 7am — 7pm

105 — 140 €

Night rate

7pm — 7am, 15% surcharge

121 — 161 €

Sunday & holidays

All day, 10% surcharge

116 — 154 €

* Indicative prices incl. tax. Exact fare provided at booking. No luggage surcharge.

Transport comparison

How to get from Marseille to Hyères?

Taxi vs alternatives

Detailed comparison of transport options

The TER Marseille–Hyères takes 1h30 for €15 with a change at Toulon. There's no direct ZOU! bus from Marseille to Hyères. By car, add tolls (€8), fuel (€8) and Tour Fondue parking (€15/day). A taxi drops you at the jetty without parking worries, ideal for a day on Porquerolles.

Sedan (1-4 passengers)

105 — 140 €

Guaranteed fixed price, no surprises

Van (5-7 passengers)

170 €

Ideal for families and groups

Villes desservies

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