Cruises to Marseille

City of Marseille harbor and Notre Dame de la Garde church

Marseille is one of the Mediterranean's many cultural gems, offering cruisers a bounty of historic landmarks and coastal beauty to fall in love with. Cruises to Marseille make some of Europe's most beautiful buildings and landmarks accessible, creating lifelong memories for all who visit.

What Makes Marseille Cruises Special?

Dreaming of Marseille and eager to discover more? Here are just a few reasons why this French port is one of southern Europe's most in-demand destinations.

Go Back in Time at the Old Port

Browse the fish market, take the ferry boat or watch an incredible fireworks display from the historic heart of the city.

Dive Into Palais Longchamp's Beauty

This architectural masterpiece from 1869 is a joy to explore, from its blooming gardens to its on-site museum.

Marvel at the Famous Basilica

Notre-Dame de la Garde stands tall over the city, overlooking its people and giving cruisers a 360-degree view they'll never forget.

Fall in Love with Prehistory

Discover the cave paintings and prehistoric secrets of the Mediterranean in the Cosquer Cave.

Discover Marseille On These Top Itineraries

Marseille brings classic French charm to any voyage, making it a staple on many itineraries. To help you choose the cruise holiday that best suits your interests, here are some popular routes that put Marseille within easy reach.

Cruise Lines Sailing to Marseille

This French port is a historic, picturesque gem of the Mediterranean, but which cruise lines sail to Marseille?

Marseille Cruises - Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, these voyages depart from several UK ports, including Southampton, Portsmouth, Liverpool and Tilbury.

You can't walk from the cruise port to the city centre, but a free shuttle bus runs from the MPCT terminal. 

Winters in Marseille tend to be mild, though wet, windy weather is common. Temperatures hover around 10°C, so those looking for more comfortable weather without the summer crowds are better off booking in autumn or spring, when temperatures typically reach 15-20°C.