Fort Balaguier
A 17th-century gun tower guarding the bay, now a small museum of local maritime history, south of the La Seyne terminal. Check opening days locally.
A morning market in La Seyne's colourful old streets, with a little fish hall dating from 1839. Handy if your ship berths at La Seyne.
Closed on Mondays.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Passagers Toulon Côte d'Azur (Quai Fournel) | 28 min | taxi or public transport |
| La Seyne-sur-Mer cruise terminal (Môle de Brégaillon) | 28 min | walk |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
A 17th-century gun tower guarding the bay, now a small museum of local maritime history, south of the La Seyne terminal. Check opening days locally.
La Seyne's biggest sandy beach, lined with cafés and water sports, a short bus or taxi ride from the La Seyne terminal.
Ship models, figureheads and paintings telling the story of the naval arsenal, behind its grand gateway on the harbour. Check opening days locally.