The city centre is just 5 minutes' walk from the Cruise Port via a pedestrian way. Points of interest include the fascinating old quarter with its ancient cathedral, shady squares and moss-covered fountains. Cable car rides to the top of 'Le Faron' Mountain provide panoramic views over the city and bay and can be followed by a visit to the World War II museum.
Passengers can tour the town directly from the port on a little train.
An excellent choice for transit, turnaround or chartering, Toulon's medium-sized port is designed to accommodate the world's largest cruise ships and offers passengers a truly personalized welcome. Going West from Toulon, the coast offers delightful sights such as the charming fishing village of Sanary and beautifully preserved Medieval town of Le Castellet. You will love visiting a local vineyard or discovering the beautiful little fjords dotted along the coast by boat. The major cities of Aix and Marseilles are just one hour away. Heading inland on the trail of Europe's ancient civilisations you will come to Provence, with its Medieval hilltop villages, traditional craftsmen, monasteries and exceptional natural sites such as the Verdon Canyon - second only in the world to Colorado's Grand Canyon.