Marseille Provence Airport

The terminals of Marseille Provence Airport

Marseille Provence Airport has 2 terminals within walking distance of each other. The second was added in 2008, which brought cheaper flights, more retail services, and a variety of dining options. If you’re taking an international flight from the airport, you’ll likely depart from Terminal 1. Most low-cost European flights depart from Terminal 2.

The airport serves more than 30 airlines in the summer. These include Air France, Air Corsica, Air Algerie, Delta, and Lufthansa. Low-cost airlines like Ryanair, Easyjet, and Vueling also offer flights to and from this airport, primarily serving European destinations.

Where to eat and shop in Marseille Provence Airport?

Marseille Provence Airport has a handful of cafés, bakeries, and restaurants, including international chains. There's a Starbucks in Terminal 1, Halls A and B. Another option would be Class’ Croute in Terminal 1, Hall B, as well as Terminal 2. It serves sandwiches and French pastries. For fast food, check out Burger King in Terminal 1 and Hall A.

The airport has a selection of shops, including global brands like Calvin Klein, Benefit Cosmetics, and Victoria’s Secret. If you're looking for local products, you can check out all the boutiques in Air de Provence, which is located in Terminal 2. La Cure Gourmande in Terminal 1, Hall B offers local goods, too. 

How to get to and from Marseille Provence Airport?

Marseille Provence Airport is in the town of Marignane, about 26 km northeast of Marseille. No matter where you’re staying in Provence, you can easily reach your destination using public transportation. The LebusL13 shuttle bus operates 365 days a year, even on weekends and public holidays. It can take you to the Vitrolles-Aeroport Marseilles Provence train station and Vitrolles city centre.

If you arrive at Marseille Provence Airport, whether from another French city or outside of the country, you can get an all-inclusive City Pass at the information desk. The pass can help you save money on entrance fees to the city’s top tourist and cultural attractions. You can also get discounts or unlimited travel through public transport.

About 86 taxis are available at Marseille Provence Airport. You can find them in front of Terminal 1. Most taxis accept payment in cash, cheques, and credit cards.