FRENCH RIVIERA · FERRY ROUTES
The crossings worth boarding.
The 9 french riviera ferries travellers board the most, with the timetable that matters: how long the crossing takes, what a ticket costs and who runs the boat.
A quick, budget-friendly ferry day trip from Cannes to Sainte-Marguerite Island. Walk pine forests, see Fort Royal, and swim near coves.
Most Popular“Amazing and convenient, boarding is a bit confusing if you are leaving from the cruise port. Make sure you look carefully for the ticket booth since it’s hard to find!”
Nice to St Tropez round-trip ferry with a 2.5-hour Riviera cruise, brief Cannes/St Marguerite stop, and free time in town.
“I believe St Tropez needs a few days to be explored. I found trying to locate the high end clothing stores exhausting and I gave up.”
Ferry from Nice to Monaco, plus a full day to explore Prince’s Palace, Monte Carlo Casino area, Jardin Exotique, caves, and aquarium.
“Great way to visit Monaco from Nice.”
Scenic round-trip ferry from Cannes to St Tropez with a full day to explore beaches, old port, art, and viewpoints.
“Enjoyed the ride to Saint Tropez!! Friendly staff! Fantastic way to get to Saint Tropez and we so enjoyed the experience!”
Take a short ferry from Cannes to Île Sainte-Marguerite for independent exploring, sea views, optional Fort Royal visits, and swim-friendly beaches.
“Not what I expected or hoped for.”
Take a roundtrip ferry from Mandelieu to St. Marguerite Island for fragrant pine walks, migratory birds, Fort Royal, and the Maritime Museum.
Round-trip ferry from Nice to Ile Sainte-Marguerite: panoramic sea views, self-paced trails, Fort Royal, and free time to swim.
“We just spend the day in the water. Some of the clearest end nicest swims for a long time. And the beach had plenty of shade to retreat to during the hottest hours middag.”
Roundtrip ferry from Cannes to Monaco for $88. Enjoy sea views, free time for the Prince’s Palace and Casino, return the same day.
“If you had permission to go to Vintimille that would be good”
Ferry from Cannes to Île Saint-Marguerite, explore Fort Royal and nature, then a French-narrated Corniche d’Or cruise.
“Il n’y a rien a faire sur l’ile. Il ny a pas de plage avec sable ect déçu...”
Every harbour shuttle, island run and sea crossing we have aboard.
