Taxi & Transfers from Aix-en-Provence to Marseille Airport

How to Get from Aix-en-Provence to Marseille Airport (MRS)

We’ve gathered the easiest ways to get from Aix-en-Provence to Marseille Airport. Cost — from €5 to around €250. Travel time — between 30 and 35 minutes.

It’s a short trip — just 27 km — but when your flight’s in two hours and you’ve got luggage and kids, it can feel much longer.

By Private Transfer

If you want to skip the bus stop, the wait, and the clock-watching, book a taxi-transfer from Aix-en-Provence to Marseille Airport. With Kiwitaxi, the car picks you up at the hotel or apartment — no dragging bags anywhere.

The ride takes about 30 minutes. Price starts at €250. You can choose your car class and extras like a child seat or pet-friendly options. One price, one ride, no last-minute stress.

By Bus

The Lecar Line 40 bus is a great low-cost option. It runs every 30 minutes, every day, and goes straight from Aix-en-Provence to Marseille Airport.

Trip time is about 32 minutes. Tickets cost between €5 and €8. But it’s a bus — meaning fixed stops, not great if you’re carrying three bags or a sleepy toddler.

By Taxi

Hopping in a taxi is fast and flexible. The ride takes about 30 minutes and costs around €50–70 depending on traffic and time of day. It’s easy to find a cab in Aix — especially at stations or hotels.

But: prices can vary. And during events or early mornings, taxis disappear fast. If you’re in a hurry, call ahead.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – compact, easy, and perfect for light travelers
• Comfort – extra space, ideal for airport bags or small families
• Minivan – best if you’ve got strollers, skis, or friends
• Business – quiet, smooth, and more legroom for long legs

Transfer with Children

Kids don’t love rush hour. Or being late. Or buses with no seat space. Booking a private ride with a child seat already installed makes a big difference.

Kiwitaxi has those seats. Choose what you need, and it’s ready when the car arrives. That’s one less thing to carry and one less thing to forget.

Transfer with Pets

Public buses aren’t built for animals. Sometimes yes. Sometimes no. It depends on the driver, the day, the size of your pet. It’s not clear, and that’s stressful.

Kiwitaxi lets you book a pet-friendly car. You ride together, calmly, with no looks, no boxes, no nonsense.

What to Expect at Marseille Airport

Marseille Airport isn’t huge, but it’s busy. You’ll find cafés, decent sandwiches, and a few shops. Arrive at least 2 hours early — especially in summer, when the lines grow fast.

Still, the airport’s not a bad place to wait. The light’s good. The pastries are better. And it’s a gentle way to say goodbye to Provence.