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Transfert en voiture privée de Marseille à Avignon

104km
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À partir de 52 € par personne
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Transfert privé en 1 h 10 min

104km
Aller simple
À partir de 52 € par personne
Fiable par plus de 2 millions de voyageurs heureux dans 130 pays
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Ce qui est inclus

Service porte-à-porte

Prise en charge et dépose à n'importe quelle adresse

Suivi de vol inclus

"Votre chauffeur attendra si votre vol est retardé"

Chauffeur professionnel anglophone

Expert local, pleinement licencié et assuré

Véhicule propre et climatisé

Trajet confortable avec contrôle climatique

Annulation gratuite

Annulez jusqu'à 24 heures avant le départ

Bagages inclus

1 valise et 1 bagage à main par passager

Votre voyage en un coup d'œil

1 h 10 min
104km
Chauffeur privé
Prise en charge

Votre chauffeur vous retrouvera à votre adresse à Marseille.

Aide avec vos bagages
Voyage

Vous voyagerez confortablement pendant 1 h 10 min.

Non-fumeur
Sièges enfants
Animaux acceptés
Climatisation
Voiture propre et confortable
Accessible
Annulation gratuite
Ne manquez pas les arrêts touristiques!

Explorez à votre propre rythme et découvrez ces joyaux cachés en chemin.

Les Baux

Cavaillon

Avignon

Votre chauffeur vous déposera à votre adresse à Avignon.

Service porte-à-porte
Distance totale↔ 104 km
Temps estimé1 h 10 min

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  • Sièges enfants disponibles sur demande
  • Voyage accepté par les animaux
  • 1 bagage enregistré + 1 bagage à main par passager
  • Des bagages supplémentaires ou encombrants peuvent être ajoutés
  • Paiement flexible: carte en ligne ou espèces au chauffeur
  • Annulation gratuite 24 heures avant le départ
  • Les pourboires ne sont pas inclus (optionnel ~10%)
Fiable par plus de 2 millions de voyageurs heureux dans 130 pays
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Overview: car trip from Marseille to Avignon

The drive from Marseille to Avignon will take you 65 miles (105 km) inland across the Provence region. Avignon is nearly entirely surrounded by protected national forests and the stunning landscapes of the Provence countryside, which is known for its lavender fields, vineyards, and quaint villages.

The A7 highway directly connects Marseille and Avignon with little need to change course, but instead of rushing to your destination, take detours to the little nooks and crannies of the French countryside. You will need a car to do most of this, as southern France does not have frequent public transportation to the smaller towns and castles. One must-see for your drive is Les Baux. Cave dwellings aren’t usually what comes to mind when we think of southern France, but that’s exactly what you’ll find here! The total driving time is 1 hour and 10 minutes without any detours or sightseeing stops (but you will definitely want to book a few!) After your mini road trip through Provence, you’ll have plenty of time to explore Avignon!

About Avignon

Avignon is located in the Provence region of southern France, and its most prominent landmark is the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes). In the 14th century, Avignon became the seat of the papacy, a period during which the city flourished as a center for religious culture. The palace's imposing Gothic architecture is a major draw, and the city receives about four million visitors annually from near and far.

The city’s old town is enclosed by well-preserved medieval walls and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its narrow cobblestone streets and charming squares, such as Place de l'Horloge, have historical buildings and outdoor cafes. The famous bridge Pont Saint-Bénézet, or Pont d'Avignon, partly spans the Rhône River and is a historic relic that has inspired songs and legends. The city’s location along the Rhone River helped develop its inland trade, as goods and ideas moved up and down the river. Today, it offers romantic scenery and cool breezes in the summer. But Avignon isn’t just a city dedicated to the past- it also has a modern cultural scene! Avignon’s most well-known annual event is the Festival d'Avignon, held every July. This festival is one of the most important contemporary performing arts events in the world, attracting artists and audiences globally for its eclectic mix of theater, dance, and music.

From Marseille to Avignon: travel tips

Keep these easy travel tips in mind for your trip from Marseille to Avignon!

Dress modestly at religious sites

Avignon and the greater region of Provence are steeped in religious history and have important Catholic sites. When visiting cathedrals and churches, everyone should cover their shoulders, chest, and knees. Remind children beforehand about being calm and quiet in prayer areas and be mindful of others around you who may be praying.

### Stay in Marseille during Festival d’Avignon For a city of just 90,000 residents to host such a large event, Avignon fills up fast! Don’t be afraid to book your accommodation in Marseille and then commute in for the festival. The short distance makes this plan completely doable, as long as you check the timetable of the last train back in the evening! If you book a hotel in Avignon’s compact downtown during the festival, you may also be in for some restless nights as the party lingers after dark on the streets.

How to get from Marseille to Avignon

Avignon is a great day trip from Marseille due to its close proximity and special relevance in French and Catholic history. How will you choose to make your Marseille to Avignon transfer?

### Marseille to Avignon with a private driver Enhance your travel experience with a private driver from Daytrip. The south of France is a truly magical region, especially in the summer, as the greenery comes to life and the days are long. Get picked up right from your hotel or the airport in Marseille and make sightseeing stops on your way to Avignon. Unlike with a rental car, you won’t have to negotiate in French or figure out the road rules. Just sit back and let a local professional take the lead! Once you arrive in Avignon, you’ll be dropped off right at your address. Daytrip drivers for this route speak both French and English, and our vehicle fleet has the option to add children’s car seats and use handicapped-accessible vans. Secure a seat for $87 (€81). ### Marseille to Avignon by train TGV refers to France’s national high-speed rail, which is operated by SNCF. These trains are quickly replacing flight services between cities as cheaper, faster, and more environmentally friendly alternatives. High-speed rail connects Marseille to Avignon in 35 minutes, and the trains leave about 20 times throughout the day from Marseille’s Saint-Charles station. Tickets cost from $16 to $51 (€15-€50), and passengers can choose from first or second-class seating. Due to the high volume of trains, you do not need to book a ticket ahead of time. ### Marseille to Avignon by bus Flixbus operates buses on the Marseille-Avignon route for as low as $8.50 (€8) with frequent departures. Buses depart from Marseille’s Saint-Charles station and drop you off at Avignon’s Le Pontet station. This station is about 1.2 miles (2 km) east of the old town of Avignon but is very walkable and well-connected by city bus networks. Using a taxi is another easy way to get to your hotel, but confirm the price before your ride.

Things to do when you get to Avignon

It’s hard not to stumble upon history on Avignon’s cobblestoned streets. Make sure to get all of these activities onto your itinerary for your trip from Marseille to Avignon.

### Ride Le Petit Train d'Avignon (The Little Avignon Train) Get your bearings right by riding the Little Avignon Train as soon as you get to town. This 45-minute ride includes an audio tour in multiple languages and is an easy way to see the major points of interest without exhausting yourself. It is great for families with young children or those with limited mobility. It starts and ends in front of the Palais des Papes. ### Tour the Palais des Papes (Papal Palace) After your little train tour, get a look inside the Palais des Papes, which served as the residence of the popes during the 14th century. It is among the largest and most important medieval Gothic buildings in Europe and held the largest library in Europe at its height. It is regularly one of the top 10 most visited places in France, with about 650,000 visitors annually. ### Sip a coffee on Place de l'Horloge The main square in Avignon is full of outdoor cafes, restaurants, and shops. It’s a great place to people-watch and enjoy the local atmosphere in the shadow of its clock tower. ### Visit the Pont Saint-Bénézet (Pont d'Avignon) This medieval bridge is most well-known from the song "Sur le Pont d'Avignon." Only a few arches remain, so it more closely resembles a dock than a bridge, but it is still a charming historical site with views of the Rhone River. Legend says that a shepherd, Benezet, had a vision in which angels told him to construct a bridge on that site. The bridge’s construction was said to cause many miraculous healings, and Benezet became the patron saint of bridge builders.

When is the best time to visit Avignon

Summer is easily the best time to visit Avignon. Every summer, the Festival d'Avignon turns the whole city into a performing arts stage and brings in hundreds of thousands of guests from France and around the world. There is something for everyone, with paid and free shows, debates, readings, screenings, and workshops. The south of France is already lovely this time of year, and the festival is the cherry on top.

If you’d rather visit Avignon when the crowds have thinned, aim for spring and autumn. The major points of interest will be adorned in greenery, and you’ll have more space to enjoy them and shorter lines.

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