Enjoy an exceptional day exploring Porquerolles and Port-Cros, the two jewels of the National Park, on a narrated cruise departing from Bormes-les-Mimosas – La Favière. This getaway gives you the chance to fully enjoy two legendary islands, each with its own unique character, natural landscapes, and crystal-clear waters.

Step aboard our hybrid boat, which combines a combustion engine with quiet electric propulsion for a comfortable and eco-friendly sailing experience. Throughout the crossing, enjoy live commentary in French or, for non-French speakers, an audioguide on your smartphone with written translations in English, German, Dutch, and Italian.

From the sea, you will admire the cliffs, unspoiled coves, turquoise beaches, vineyards, and Mediterranean forests that surround the Îles d’Or. Along the way, our crew will share with you the history and secrets of this unique archipelago.

Your full-day program:

• Morning departure from the port of Bormes-les-Mimosas – La Favière.
• Guided sailing trip to Porquerolles, featuring a scenic passage close to the island’s north coast and its white sandy beaches.
• Free time in Porquerolles (approximately 4.5 hours): Explore the picturesque village at your own pace, cycle to the famous Notre-Dame beach, discover a winery, or visit the Carmignac Foundation, an exceptional cultural space that combines contemporary art with lush natural surroundings.
• In the early afternoon, crossing to Port-Cros, accompanied by a commentary at sea highlighting the wild landscapes of this island, which has been part of the National Park since 1963.
• Stopover on Port-Cros (approximately 1.5 hours): Stroll through the small, timeless harbor, wander through its flower-lined alleys, or explore Fort du Moulin, a historic stronghold perched on the heights.
• Return to the port of Bormes-La-Favière in the late afternoon.

An unforgettable cruise combining sea and nature, perfect for those who love wide-open spaces, for families looking for a getaway, or simply for discovering the treasures of the Var coast in a different way.