The Sète urban area offers a public transport network to help you get around the ‘unique island’, situated between the Mediterranean and the Thau Lagoon. Here are the stops and timetables for the Sète bus route 9, between the Passage du Dauphin in Sète and the Victor Hugo stop in Marseillan.
Buses in Sète?
The Sète Agglopôle Méditerranée bus network plays a crucial role in urban transport in this Mediterranean town situated in the Hérault department. The network comprises around twenty regular routes, serving not only Sète but also neighbouring towns such as Frontignan, Balaruc-les-Bains and Mèze.
The Sète bus service runs at regular intervals, with services on the main routes running every 15 to 30 minutes. At weekends, during the summer and on public holidays, timetables are adjusted to meet passengers’ needs whilst maintaining a satisfactory level of service.
A significant effort is being made to improve accessibility, with vehicles equipped to accommodate people with reduced mobility. Furthermore, the introduction of hybrid buses demonstrates the city’s commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly transport.
Fares are competitive, with a range of season ticket options for students, senior citizens, workers and holidaymakers. Ticket purchasing is made easier thanks to contactless payment options and mobile apps that allow users to plan their journeys in real time.
The Sète bus network is a key part of the local public transport system, helping to reduce road congestion and promote alternative modes of travel. Through initiatives aimed at constantly improving the service, Sète continues to optimise its bus network to meet the needs of its ever-changing population, which is subject to significant seasonal fluctuations.
Sète bus route 9
Sète bus route 9 runs between the Passage du Dauphin in Sète and the Victor Hugo stop in Marseillan, via the beaches and the railway station.
Line 9 operates from early April to the end of September. For the rest of the year, you can use the TAD 915 on-demand transport service or the 659 liO service, which runs all year round.
Map of Line 9 in Sète
The stops
SÈTE
- Le Dauphin Passage
- Quai d’Alger (return)
- La Savonnerie (back)
- The Penitents
- Le Môle
- Théatre de la Mer
- Rose Roc
- Crique de la Nau
- La Vigie
- Our Lady, Queen of the World
- The Lazaret
- Jean Monnter
- Lurie’s Deer
- Le Saulnier
- Le Listel
- The Three Dykes
- Jalabert
- Le Castellas
- The Dunes
MARSEILLAN PLAGE
- The canal
- Mediterranean
- Charlemagne
- The Ranch
- Marseillan SNCF railway station
MARSEILLAN VILLAGE
- The Ungulates
- Les Mougères
- The Ramiers
- The Cigalines
- L’Argentié
- Garrigues
- The Port
- Place de la République
- Victor Hugo
Timetable for the Sète bus, route 9
Here are the stops and timetables for the Sète bus route 9, which runs between the centre of Sète, the beaches, the railway station and the village of Marseillan:
Reader, instructions for use (French)
Connections
By road and motorway, city buses, regional coaches, long-distance buses, TGV, Intercités or regional trains – all roads lead to Sète!
City buses in Sète
To find connections with other bus routes in the city, please visit the Sète network map:
Timetables and stops for the liO network route to and from Montpellier.
All routes and timetables for the Sète urban area transport network.
From Marseillan, near Agde, catch the liO bus for regular services.
How do I get to Sète?
Whether by road, coach or train, find all the practical options for getting to Sète and parking if required:
Travel by train to or from your destination using SNCF Connect, Trainline or lIO TER Occitanie.
From Sète, you can sail to Corsica, Spain or North Africa.
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Travel+
- River shuttle and water bus in Sète
- Sète Agglopôle Méditerranée?
- Welcome to the town of Sète
- Transport in the Hérault
- Hérault department and the Occitanie region
- Railway stations in Occitanie
- Bus fares in the Sète urban area ↗