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How to get from Nice to Toulon

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FASTEST
1h 45min
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From
8€
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Distance
126 km
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Checked offer from Nice to Toulon: Bus, about 1h 45min, from €8. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): FlixBus, Blablacar Bus, Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver; main departure point: Nice Airport 1.

Distance: 126 km. Data updated on .

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1h 45min – 1h 50min
8 – 9 €
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🚌 Departure from Nice
📍Departure is from the Nice bus stop or station shown on your e-ticket. The boarding point can vary by operator and departure: check the exact name and address before leaving, and keep your ticket on your phone.
🚇From central Nice, you can reach the departure point by tram, city bus, on foot depending on where you stay, or by taxi. Locate the address on a map the day before and allow a margin to find the right bay.
⏰Departures run several times a day, from morning to evening depending on the day. Check the booking page for exact times and note the last departure on your date.
💸 Transport from 8€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 1h 45min
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Companies selling this route on 12Go

Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.

CompanyModeDeparts fromFromOffers
FlixBus Bus Nice Airport 1 €8 3
Blablacar Bus Bus Nice Airport 1 €9 1
Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver Van / transfer €312 1
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Practical tips

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Compare before you book

Check the table on this page: duration and price range sit side by side. If the time gap is small, the bus is often the best pick so you don't pay more than you need to.

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Check the exact departure point

In Nice, long-distance bus stops are not always in the same place depending on the operator. Reread the address on your e-ticket the day before and find it on a map before you leave.

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Book early for low fares

The lowest fares sell out first, especially on Fridays, Sunday evenings and during holidays. Book as soon as your dates are set: you keep a choice of departure time and pay less.

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Check your arrival stop in Toulon

Check the name of the arrival stop in Toulon before booking, especially if your accommodation is far from the centre. A stop farther out may mean an extra local connection.

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Leave a margin for the return

Note the time of the last departure of the day and avoid booking the very last one if you have a connection afterwards. Keep your ticket on your phone, even offline, to board without stress.

The journey experience

Getting from Nice to Toulon without a car is a classic Riviera-to-Var trip. The question is always the same: bus, train or plane? On this page you can see the available option right away, with duration and price range side by side in the table, so you can decide in seconds.

The long-distance bus is the verified option for this route. It spares you from juggling several stations: one e-ticket, delivered instantly after booking, and comfortable seats, sometimes with power sockets and wifi depending on the vehicle. It is a smart choice when budget matters more than speed, whether for a sunny weekend or a trip home to family. Before paying, the booking page states whether the trip is direct or involves a change.

Our advice: book early to get the best fares, then check the exact name of the departure and arrival stops on your ticket. That is the best way to avoid going to the wrong station or car park. Keep the ticket on your phone, arrive a little early and note the last departure of the day. You can travel with peace of mind.

Frequently asked questions — Nice → Toulon

Why visit Toulon?

  • ✓ Ride the cable car up Mont Faron for a 360° view over the harbour and the memorial zoo
  • ✓ Stroll through the Cours Lafayette market, one of Provence's most colourful, in the heart of the old town
  • ✓ Explore the Arsenal and the Musée national de la Marine, showcasing France's largest naval base
  • ✓ Hop on the waterbus to Tamaris, Les Sablettes or Saint-Mandrier for a boat escape
  • ✓ Swim at Mourillon beach and hike the coastal trails around the harbour's historic forts
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Recommended stay
1 to 3 nights — enough for the city, Mont Faron and a boat excursion

When to visit Toulon?

MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE

May to October — hot sunny summers, warm sea from June, and clear skies lasting well into autumn

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In Toulon — Plan your stay
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What to do in Toulon?

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Mont Faron Cable Car
A 6-minute ride up to 584 m gives a 360° view over the harbour, the Hyères islands and the Mediterranean. Expect around 11€ return. Go late afternoon for the best light, and check for maintenance or high-wind closures before you head up.
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National Navy Museum
Beside the old arsenal and its monumental 18th-century gate, it traces over three centuries of naval history with ship models, figureheads and sculptures. Entry is around 10€. Allow 1h30 for the visit and check closing days, often Tuesday.
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Harbour Boat Tour
From the quayside, a guided cruise of about 1 hour passes warships, the arsenal and the forts of the roadstead. Fares start around 15€. Book the day before in high season and pick an early departure for fewer crowds and calmer seas.
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Cours Lafayette Market
A Provençal market held every morning except Monday along a shaded street in the old town. Fruit, olives, cheese, spices and fish sit beside local products. Arrive before 10am for the best atmosphere and try cade, a chickpea flatbread, for under 4€.
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Toulon Opera and Its Quarter
Opened in 1862, this Napoleon III-style opera house is among the largest in France outside Paris. Seats start around 15€ for an opera or symphonic evening. Otherwise, admire the façade and then stroll through nearby Place Victor-Hugo.
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Mourillon Beaches
A seaside district east of the port with sandy beaches, a coastal path and views over the roadstead. Free access, and a bus from the centre costs about 2€. Swimming is pleasant from June to September. Finish at the Tour Royale, a 16th-century fort reachable on foot from the beach.
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Hiking Mont Faron
Several marked trails cross Faron's Mediterranean forest, with viewpoints over the harbour and toward the Sainte-Baume. Bring water and closed shoes. Avoid strong mistral days and summer periods of restricted access due to wildfire risk, to check with the prefecture.
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Street Art and Old Town
The old town's alleys hide fountains, shaded squares and murals around Place à l'Huile and Place Puget. A free self-guided walk takes about 1h30. Pause at a café terrace on Place Louis-Blanc for a coffee from 2€.

How long to visit Toulon?

2 to 3 days

Plan 2 to 3 days for Toulon and its surroundings. With one day, take the Mont Faron cable car, browse the Cours Lafayette market, and walk the harbour and old town. With 2 to 3 days, add a boat trip to Porquerolles or Sanary and a beach stop at Le Mourillon; aim for spring or early autumn to avoid crowds and peak heat.

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