Marseille · France
Marseille Provence Airport (MRS)
Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is located approximately 27 kilometres north-west of Marseille city centre, near Marignane. The airport consists of Terminal 1 (divided into Halls A and B) and Terminal 2, serving domestic, Schengen, and international long-haul flights. It is the primary international gateway to the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.
Terminaux
- Terminal 1
- Handles standard domestic, Schengen, and non-Schengen international flights across Hall A and Hall B.
- Terminal 2
- Dedicated low-cost carrier terminal handling budget airlines operating domestic and European routes.
Arrivée
Arrivals at Marseille Provence Airport follow a standardized European layout, directing passengers efficiently from gate to landside transport.
- Follow signage to disembark and proceed towards passport control (for non-Schengen arrivals) or directly to baggage reclaim (for domestic and Schengen flights).
- Non-Schengen arrivals must clear French border control (PAF); separate lanes operate for EU/EEA/CH citizens and non-EU passport holders.
- Collect checked luggage from the assigned carousel in the baggage reclaim hall.
- Proceed through French Customs (Douane); pass through the green channel if you have nothing to declare, or the red channel if carrying goods over statutory limits.
- Exit into the public arrivals hall where ground transport, car hire desks, and airport services are located.
Se rendre en ville
Train
Express Shuttle Bus (Lecar / Line 91)
Direct airport shuttle connecting all terminals directly to Marseille Saint-Charles railway station in the city centre.
- Durée:
- roughly 30-40 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €10 - €11
Train
Train (SNCF TER via Vitrolles Airport Station)
Take a short free shuttle bus from the terminal to Vitrolles Aéroport Marseille Provence station, then a regional TER train to Marseille Saint-Charles.
- Durée:
- roughly 20-30 minutes total (5-minute shuttle + 15-20 minute train)
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €5 - €7
Taxi
Taxi
Official taxis wait at designated ranks outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Metered rates apply.
- Durée:
- roughly 30-45 minutes (traffic dependent)
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €50 - €70 daytime (higher fares apply at night and on Sundays)
VTC
Rideshare
App-based rideshare services pick up passengers at designated drop-off and pick-up parking zones near the terminals.
- Durée:
- roughly 30-45 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €40 - €65
Correspondances & transferts
Transfers between terminals and transport hubs are straightforward and accessible on foot or via shuttle.
- Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are connected by an outdoor pedestrian walkway; walking between them takes roughly 5 to 10 minutes.
- Passengers connecting between flights must clear security and border control if transitioning between Schengen and non-Schengen zones.
- A free shuttle bus operates frequently to connect the airport terminals with the nearby Vitrolles train station.
Wi-Fi & connectivité
Free public Wi-Fi access is available throughout all passenger terminal areas.
- Select the official airport network identifier (typically named '_AMP Free Wifi') on your device.
- Accept the terms of service on the portal splash page to establish a connection.
- Session access is unlimited, though re-authentication may be required after extended periods.
Argent, cartes & pourboires
Financial services, including automated teller machines and currency exchange, are available in the main public areas.
- ATMs accepting major international debit and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are situated in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
- Currency exchange desks operate landside in Terminal 1 for major international currencies.
- Contactless card payments are universally accepted across ground transport, shops, and dining establishments.
Restauration
A selection of quick-service food outlets, cafes, and bakeries operate in both terminals before and after security.
- Landside options include coffee shops and bakeries near the main arrivals and departures areas.
- Airside dining features grab-and-go options, local snacks, and casual sit-down food venues.
- Operating hours generally align with scheduled daily flight movements.
Salons & repos
Executive lounges are available in Terminal 1 for eligible passengers and walk-in entry.
- Lounges provide quiet seating, Wi-Fi, light refreshments, and workplace facilities.
- Access is granted to premium class airline passengers, select elite frequent flyer members, or via paid lounge pass programmes.
Hôtels d'aéroport
Several hotels are located directly within walking distance or a short hotel-shuttle ride from the airport terminals.
- Budget and mid-range accommodation options (such as ibis, ibis budget, and Best Western) are located within 500 metres to 1 kilometre of the terminals.
- Pedestrian footpaths connect the closest properties, while some offer courtesy shuttle buses.
Bagages & douane
Standard baggage services are available, including luggage protection and lost item assistance.
- Baggage wrapping and protection services are available in the departure areas of Terminal 1.
- For delayed or lost baggage, report directly to your operating airline's ground handling agent desk in the baggage reclaim hall.
- An official lost property desk handles items mislaid within the public areas of the terminal buildings.
Famille & accessibilité
Facilities for travellers with young children are located throughout the terminal complex.
- Dedicated baby-care changing rooms are integrated into main toilet blocks landside and airside.
- Stroller-accessible pathways and lifts connect all levels of the airport buildings.
Installations
- Free Wi-Fi
- ATMs
- Currency exchange
- Car hire centre
- Baby care rooms
- Charging stations
- Duty-free shops
- Information desk
Urgence & sécurité
Numéro d'urgence local: 112 (European Emergency Number) or 15 (SAMU Medical), 17 (Police), 18 (Fire)
- For medical assistance inside the airport, contact any airport staff member or proceed to the terminal information desk.
- For lost passports, report to the French Border Police (Police Aux Frontières) station located within Terminal 1, and contact your national embassy in France.
Avant de partir
- Vérifiez la validité de votre passeport et tout visa, ETA ou déclaration d'entrée requis.
- Confirmez votre terminal de départ sur votre carte d'embarquement la veille.
- Activez une eSIM de voyage pour être en ligne dès votre atterrissage.
- Téléchargez des cartes hors ligne et faites une capture d'écran de l'adresse de votre hôtel et de votre référence de réservation.
- Informez votre banque de votre voyage et ayez une carte de paiement de secours.
- Enregistrez le numéro d'urgence local et les contacts de votre ambassade sur votre téléphone.
- Photographiez votre passeport et stockez la copie dans un endroit accessible hors ligne.
- Vérifiez la franchise de bagages et les articles restreints pour votre destination.
Sources officielles
Les opérations aéroportuaires changent. Confirmez toujours les terminaux, tarifs et horaires avec les sources officielles ci-dessous avant de voyager.
- Marseille Provence Airport Official WebsiteSource aéroportuaire officielle
- Ministère de l'Intérieur - Border Control & ImmigrationSource gouvernementale
- Direction Générale des Douanes et Droits IndirectsSource gouvernementale
- SNCF TER Provence-Alpes-Côte d'AzurSource de transport officielle
- Service-Public.fr Emergency Services GuideSource gouvernementale
Guide mis à jour le 28 septembre 2026
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