Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde on the hill over Marseille
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Hire a Private Jet to Marseille

A private jet charter to Marseille, France, offers swift access to the Mediterranean’s largest port and Provence’s cultural capital. Business travellers attend maritime conferences, corporate summits, or meetings in the Euroméditerranée district. Leisure visitors enjoy yacht departures from the Vieux-Port, fine dining, and the calanques. Land within minutes of Marseille’s historic centre and the sunlit villages of Provence.

LunaJets arranges flights to Marseille Provence Airport, just 30 minutes from the Vieux-Port, with tailored transfers to Cassis or Aix-en-Provence. On board, enjoy spacious seating, gourmet dining, and complete privacy. Marseille is an ideal starting point for Mediterranean cruising or for combining a city stay with nearby coastal escapes.

With two decades of expertise in private aviation, LunaJets was the first European private jet broker to earn Argus® certification, reflecting our commitment to safety, integrity, and flexibility. For Marseille, we secure last-minute flights during peak summer or major maritime events, ensuring discreet arrivals when demand is at its highest.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet from/to Marseille?

Chartering a private jet from Marseille costs from approximately €6,200 to €11,900 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Marseille to Geneva start at €6,200, while routes to Farnborough begin at €11,900.

The prices below reflect average charter costs across the most frequently flown routes to and from Marseille over the past 12 months. Actual quotes may be lower or higher depending on seasonality, aircraft availability, applicable taxes, and any specific requirements for your flight.

Private jet interior with leather seats, a black glossy table holding two crystal champagne glasses, a vase of white tulips, and a bottle of champagne.

What is the best airport for private flights to/from Marseille?

For access to the Provence region and the French Riviera, Marseille Provence Airport (MRS/LFML) is the main hub for private aviation. Its location, 25 kilometres outside Marseille, allows for quick ground transfers to coastal destinations. The airfield's two runways and comprehensive FBOs accommodate a wide range of private aircraft.

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Marseille Provence AirportMRSLFML
Le Castellet AirportCTTLFMQ

Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Marseille?

The Citation Mustang, Legacy 600 and Phenom 300 were the most popular private jets in 2025 for private flights departing from or arriving in Marseille. A dedicated Private Aviation Advisor can help you choose the right aircraft and secure the best availability.

Top 3 aircraft models by number of flight movements to and from Marseille in 2025
Aircraft picture Aircraft model name Seats Speed (km/h) Speed (knots) Range (km) Range (NM)
Cessna Citation Mustang very light jet Cessna Citation Mustang 4 628 km/h 339 kts 2161 km 1167 NM
Embraer Legacy 600 large jet Embraer Legacy 600 13 843 km/h 455 kts 6019 km 3250 NM
Embraer Phenom 300 super light jet Embraer Phenom 300 6-8 822 km/h 444 kts 3723 km 2010 NM

Our team of experts at your service

Our Private Jet Advisors are available 24/7 to help you through every step of your booking process.

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Barcelona
Marseille

Everything great! Wouldn't change anything. Thank you!

17 July 2024

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Marseille

Many thanks to Marta. It was very nice. Great service all around! 👍

16 March 2023

Munich
Marseille

Thanks Marta! It was fun working with you. Uncomplicated and very professional!

9 March 2023

Marseille
Geneva

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31 January 2023

Marseille
Frankfurt

the entire process was extraordinary..... I look forward to doing business again....

15 July 2022

Geneva
Marseille

Dear Marc, Thank you for the excellent service. Our trip was mostly enjoyable. Looking forward to contacting you soon again. Kind regards,

23 September 2017

What can you do in Marseille?

Marseille is a port city on the southern coast of France and sits on the Mediterranean Sea. Its location has made it something of a crossroads for immigration and its prominence as a global centre for trade dates back as far as 600 BC when it was founded by the Greeks. Today it is both the main trading port in France as well as a popular tourist destination in the region.

Le Panier

Skyline of Le Panier quarter, the old town of Marseille and one of the most visited tourist attractions of the city, France

La Panier is a little treasure nestled within the bustling metropolis of Marseille. Named for the French word for "the basket", it is an ancient village located on a hill in the centre of Marseille. It is the oldest district in Marseille, first settled in 600 BC. Today it is a city centre with three quintessential squares that give it the true provincial feel. Tourists enjoy meandering through La Panier, exploring the shops that sell art and local crafts. And, of course, no village in Provence would be complete without the many restaurants and bakeries scattered throughout.

Private Yacht Charter

Luxury private yacht cruising off the coast of Marseille in the Mediterranean Sea

Escape the city aboard a private yacht and cruise along the spectacular Calanques National Park, where limestone cliffs plunge into turquoise waters accessible only by sea. From half-day charters to full bespoke itineraries with a skipper, gourmet catering, and secluded swimming stops, this exclusive experience offers a refined way to discover one of southern France’s most dramatic natural landscapes in total privacy and comfort.

Vieux Port

Panoramic cityscape of Vieux-Port, Marseille, Provence, France

Vieux Port is the old port in Marseille and the location from which all of the city's history has been built. Since its founding over 2,000 years ago, the Marseille port has been at a crossroads of trade and immigration for much of that time. Today, the port is filled with luxury yachts that either call Marseille home or that are simply passing through during their owner's travels. It is also home to many fishing and tourist boats. Vieux Port is not just for boat owners, however. The port is also a hotspot of bars, restaurants and cafes where visitors can rest and take in the magnificent views.

Where should you stay in Marseille?

With breathtaking views from all vantage points, it is hard to find a place that isn't good to stay in Marseille. For those looking for luxury and elegance comparable to the private jet ride they took to get there, Marseille has several great options.

InterContinental Marseille-Hôtel Dieu, located in Marseille’s historic Panier district

InterContinental Marseille

InterContinental Hôtel-Dieu is located in a historic building dating back to the 18th century, but with every amenity, a 21st-century traveller would expect. The InterContinental Marseille is located in the desirable Panier District with views of the Vieux-Port. It houses a Michelin-starred restaurant, an indoor pool and a luxurious spa by Clarins. Add to that the fact that they are child- and pet-friendly and this stop is a perfect destination for many LunaJets fliers.

Le Petit Nice Passedat

Le Petit Nice Passedat

Le Petit Nice Passedat is a 5-star hotel located right on the Mediterranean Sea. It is a mere five minutes from the bustling city centre, but that five minutes brings peace, tranquillity, and views that you will find nowhere else in the world. The hotel offers high-end dining and luxurious rooms, all in a minimalist style that keeps the views of the sea unobstructed from every angle.

Where should you eat in Marseille?

AM par Alexandre Mazzia

Three MICHELIN Stars: exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey. The work of Alexandre Mazzia at AM does not fail to surprise with his ever-evolving style, creating masterpieces in his cuisine.

Le Petit Nice Passedat

Perched above the Mediterranean in Marseille, this three-Michelin-star address pairs an elegant dining room with a seafood-forward menu led by Chef Gérald Passedat, built around fresh, local, seasonal catches (including the house bouillabaisse) and offered through gastronomic menus with wine pairings.

Restaurant Saisons

This modern venue is located in the centre of Marseille. The classic interior made of wood and iron has 30 seats and offers an extensive choice of wines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring pets on a private jet to Marseille? What are the rules?

Yes. Pets may travel in the cabin with you, provided they meet EU entry requirements. They must be microchipped, have a valid rabies vaccination, and travel with an official veterinary health certificate. For a first rabies vaccination, a 21-day waiting period applies before travel. Be sure to let your LunaJets advisor know in advance if you’re flying with a pet so we can confirm the latest rules and arrange a smooth arrival at Marseille.

What are the entry requirements when flying private to Marseille?

Private jet passengers to Marseille follow France’s standard Schengen entry rules. EU and Schengen nationals may enter with a valid passport or national ID card. Travellers from outside the zone generally need a passport valid for at least three months beyond departure and, if required, a Schengen visa obtained in advance. From late 2026, some non-EU nationals will also need to complete the new ETIAS travel authorisation before travelling. Your LunaJets advisor will confirm the latest rules for your nationality and assist with the formalities.

What ground transfers can I arrange from Marseille–Provence Airport?

From the private terminal, we arrange chauffeured cars to meet you directly on arrival. It’s about 30 minutes by road into central Marseille and just over an hour to Aix-en-Provence or the vineyards of the Luberon. For the coast, plan on 90 minutes to Saint-Tropez and about two hours to Cannes or Nice.

Are there curfews or restricted operating hours at Marseille–Provence for private jets?

Marseille–Provence operates 24 hours a day, with no general curfews or flight restrictions for private jets. That said, the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) typically opens from 06:30 to 21:30 local time (with extended access possible upon request and subject to advance notice). During nighttime operations, certain noise-sensitive procedures are enforced—for example, only quieter aircraft may take off or land during late hours, and engine run-up and APU usage may be limited.

How far in advance should I book a private jet to Marseille?

It’s best to book a few weeks ahead to secure your preferred aircraft and slots, particularly in July and August or when major events such as the Festival de Marseille or matches at the Orange Vélodrome take place. While Marseille is generally less congested than Nice or Cannes, demand still rises in summer. LunaJets also frequently arranges flights at short notice, even when the airport is busy.