Boat hire in Hyères · Grand — Grand 650 (2020)

1. Plage de Notre-Dame on Porquerolles Island

Start from Hyères and head to Plage de Notre-Dame on the north side of Porquerolles Island. Known for its turquoise waters and fine white sand, the beach is surrounded by fragrant pine forests offering pleasant shade.

2. Plage de la Courtade on Porquerolles Island

Continue to Plage de la Courtade, the largest beach on Porquerolles Island. Surrounded by eucalyptus and pine trees, it offers a relaxed atmosphere and is easily accessible from the main village. Enjoy the sunset with a glass of French red wine.

3. Plage de l'Almanarre

Plage de l'Almanarre stretches over 5 kilometers at the western end of the Giens Peninsula. It's perfect for both relaxing and water sports, with lively sections and quieter areas due to its length.

1. Plage Notre-Dame

Start your day by sailing from Port de Hyères to Plage Notre-Dame on Porquerolles Island. This stunning beach boasts white sand and clear blue waters, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

2. Plage de la Courtade

Next, head to Plage de la Courtade, another beautiful beach on Porquerolles known for its scenic views and tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters and relax on the sandy shores.

3. Pointe du Langoustier

End your trip by sailing to Pointe du Langoustier, a picturesque peninsula with rocky cliffs and hidden coves. Explore the natural beauty, take a short hike, and enjoy the panoramic views before heading back to Port de Hyères.

Return to Port de Hyères after a day of exploring Porquerolles Island.

1. Plage de la Bergerie

Start your journey by sailing from Port de Hyères to Plage de la Bergerie, a lovely beach on the Giens Peninsula known for its shallow, calm waters and scenic surroundings.

2. Plage de l'Almanarre

Next, sail to Plage de l'Almanarre, a popular spot for windsurfing and kiteboarding due to its ideal wind conditions. Relax on the beach or participate in water sports activities.

3. Pointe des Chevaliers

End your trip by heading to Pointe des Chevaliers, a rocky headland with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastline. Explore the rugged terrain and enjoy the natural beauty before sailing back to Port de Hyères.

Return to Port de Hyères after a day of exploring the Giens Peninsula.