As a general rule, animals are not permitted on any part of the RTM network (buses, metro, trams, shuttle buses, ferry boats and boats), with the following exceptions: Guide dogs or assistance dogs accompanying passengers holding a disability card are permitted. They must be kept on a lead (no longer than 80 cm). Small domestic animals not included in the official classification of dangerous animals are permitted provided they are carried in properly secured baskets, bags or cages and placed not on a seat but on the lap of the person travelling with them.

By bus | La Ciotat Tourist Office

Q: How much does a bus journey cost?

A single journey on a city bus costs 90 centimes , which you must pay directly to the driver in cash or by card. Click here to view the full fare details

Q: Can you buy more than one holiday?

If you’re staying in La Ciotat for several days and use the bus regularly, you can buy a 10-journey ticket for €6.40 from the coach station Click here to view the full fare details

Q: Which bus route should I take to get to Le Mugel?

Le Mugel is served by bus route 355. From the Tourist Office, we recommend walking there (20 minutes) as there is no direct bus service. If you’d still like to go by bus, you’ll need to take the 357 first, then the 355 .

How much does a bus journey cost?

Can you buy more than one holiday?

Which bus route should I take to get to the beaches?

Which bus route should I take to get to Le Mugel?

Are dogs allowed?

As a general rule, animals are not permitted on any part of the RTM network (buses, metro, trams, shuttle buses, ferry boats and boats), with the following exceptions:

Guide dogs or assistance dogs accompanying passengers holding a disability card are permitted. They must be kept on a lead (no longer than 80 cm).

Small domestic animals not included in the official classification of dangerous animals are permitted provided they are carried in properly secured baskets, bags or cages and placed not on a seat but on the lap of the person travelling with them.