2-hour catamaran discovery cruise with Passion Med

This outing allows you to enjoy a remarkable natural setting, between sailing, relaxing and swimming. An accessible experience for discovering the sea in a small group.

Highlights
- Esprit Parc label
- Gentle sailing between Giens and Porquerolles
- Swimming stop in crystal-clear waters
- Water activities: paddles and snorkeling included
- Supervision by a crew passionate about marine biology
- Refreshments offered on board

The experience
From the port of Le Niel, set sail aboard the catamaran Te Mahana for a sailing trip between the Giens peninsula and the island of Porquerolles. The route allows you to take full advantage of the marine environment and the gentle sailing.
A 30-minute swim stop is scheduled in a cove, with paddles and snorkeling equipment available for exploring the seabed or simply relaxing. The crew, trained in marine biology, share their knowledge of the coastline and marine flora and fauna. Refreshments are available on board.

Practical information
- What to bring : Swimsuit and towel, warm clothing (jacket, sweatshirt or windbreaker), sun protection (sunglasses, hat, environmentally-friendly sun cream), water, personal flotation devices for children (e.g. armbands), food and drink (alcohol prohibited).
- Footwear: barefoot outing, sailing or beach shoes permitted if soles are clean and white.
- Price includes: sea ride, refreshments and coffee
- Access / transport :
o Access by car severely limited in high season (July 15 - August 15)
o Recommended access on foot or by bike from Giens village center (approx. 10 minutes)
- Parking: free Giens parking lot, 227 impasse Lou Biou (near the cemetery)
- Bus: routes 67 and 68 (route 68 serves Port du Niel)

Office tip
- Visit the Fort du Pradeau at the Tour Fondue
- Continue your discovery of the coastline with a stroll along the Presqu'île coastal trail

Provider's environmental commitment
The operator is committed to the Esprit Parc label. The outing favors sailing, takes place in small groups and includes stops in wild creeks. The crew teaches participants about the coastline, the marine environment and biodiversity, with commentary provided by a biologist.