How do I get to Aubagne by bus from Marseille?

There are several bus routes connecting Marseille to Aubagne: the 10, 14, 100 and 240. Timetables and routes vary depending on your starting point. We recommend checking the transport network before you travel.

Is it possible to visit Aubagne without a car?

Yes. Thanks to the free bus network in the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile, it is easy to travel between Aubagne, the surrounding villages and numerous tourist attractions.

Are buses in Aubagne free?

Yes, the local bus and tram network in the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile is free for all passengers. Metropolitan routes, on the other hand, are subject to a fare (to Marseille, Cassis, La Ciotat, Aix-en-Provence, Brignoles, etc.)

Are the buses accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Most vehicles are equipped to accommodate people with reduced mobility. However, it is advisable to check accessibility arrangements before travelling. A ‘disability’ logo is displayed on bus route timetables, as well as at accessible bus stops, where the driver can assist passengers with reduced mobility. Find out more

Can you take a bike on the bus?

The rules for carrying bicycles may vary depending on the route and the type of vehicle. Please check with the transport network before travelling.

Where can I find the bus timetables for Aubagne?

Timetables, network maps and travel information are available on the official website of the La Métropole Mobilité transport network.

Travelling to Aubagne by bus

Would you like to visit Aubagne and the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile without using your car? There are numerous bus routes providing easy access to the area from Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Cassis, La Ciotat and the surrounding towns. Once you’re there, you can also make use of a free bus network to get around between the villages, neighbourhoods and the area’s main attractions.

Travelling to Aubagne by bus from Marseille

Aubagne is directly connected to Marseille by several bus routes, making it easy to get about on a daily basis or go on day trips. Whether you’re setting off from the centre of Marseille or the eastern districts, there are several ways to get to Aubagne quickly without a car.

The bus is a convenient way to explore the town, pop to the markets, visit sites linked to Marcel Pagnol or enjoy the events organised throughout the year. Before you set off, remember to check the up-to-date timetables so you can plan your journey as efficiently as possible.

La Treille – Aubagne30 mins

Eoures – Aubagne20 mins

Castellane – Aubagne20 mins

Castellane – Aubagne les Paluds25 mins

La Fourragère – Aubagne30 mins

Getting to Aubagne from Aix-en-Provence or the Var

There are several bus routes from the main towns in the Bouches-du-Rhône region to Aubagne. Aix-en-Provence, Cassis and La Ciotat, in particular, have regular services making it easy to reach your destination. A Zou! bus route also serves Brignoles, via Saint-Maximin and Nans-les-Pins.

This is the ideal option for visitors wishing to explore Aubagne for a day or during a short break without having to worry about parking. Depending on your point of departure, some routes may require a change: it is therefore advisable to plan your journey in advance.

Cassis – Aubagne20 mins

La Ciotat – Aubagne25 mins

Aix-en-Provence – Aubagne40 mins

Brignoles – Aubagne1hour 30

Getting around easily in Aubagne

and in the local authorities within the region

Once you’ve arrived at your destination, make the most of the free bus network in the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile to explore the area without a car. This unique service makes it easy to travel between Aubagne and neighbouring towns, whilst taking in the main places to visit and enjoy.

The routes serve, in particular, Aubagne’s historic centre, the SNCF railway station, the market, cultural venues, natural areas and numerous tourist attractions. From towns across the region, such as Auriol, Roquevaire, Gémenos, La Bouilladisse, Peypin, Cuges-les-Pins and Saint-Zacharie, numerous routes also take you to the town of Aubagne and its various neighbourhoods.

Convenient, affordable and accessible to all, the bus network is the ideal way to explore the Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile at your own pace, without the hassle of traffic or parking.

Jouques Plain – Aubagne

Pin Vert - Les Passons

La Bouilladisse - Aubagne

La Penne-sur-Huveaune - Aubagne

Gémenos - Aubagne

Saint-Zacharie - Aubagne

Cuges-les-Pins - Aubagne

City Centre Shuttle

Network maps

On-demand bus service

a complementary solution

To make it easier to travel throughout the region, an on-demand transport service complements the regular bus services. It provides access to certain areas with fewer services and allows passengers to tailor their journeys to their needs.

This service operates on a booking-only basis. Eligibility criteria, timetables and the areas served may vary depending on the local authorities concerned.