Morning discovery of Porquerolles, Brégançon and the coastline

Set sail from Port Saint-Pierre in Hyères for a 3-hour cruise aboard the maxi-catamaran Iladora. This morning at sea takes you along the Hyères coastline, between Porquerolles and Fort de Brégançon, with commentary on navigation, a swimming break and a snack on board. A friendly, all-inclusive getaway, ideal for enjoying the Mediterranean in all its simplicity.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 72 hours before the activity.

The proposed experiment

The morning starts at the Port Saint-Pierre in Hyères. The crew welcomes you aboard the maxi-catamaran Iladora and presents the program and safety instructions before departure.

Navigation begins along the Giens peninsula, towards the island of Porquerolles. You’ll sail along the Pointe des Langoustiers, then along the north coast to the Pointe des Mèdes. All along the way, the crew’s commentaries help you understand the history, geography and special features of Port-Cros National Park.

The cruise continues to the Fort de Brégançon, visible from the sea from a privileged angle. Depending on weather conditions and crowds, the captain adapts the itinerary to guarantee comfort and safety.

An anchorage is provided between the islet of Jardin and the Fort de Brégançon, in an unspoilt natural environment. Enjoy a swimming break with paddles, snorkeling kits (masks and snorkels) or simply relax on board.

A snack is served during the outing, along with unlimited soft drinks from an eco-friendly drinks fountain and an aperitif (punch planteur).

The return trip takes place gently along the Hyeres coastline, before disembarking at the port after a morning of discovery and relaxation.

Our tips

• Discover our destination’s must-see sites with the Provence Med City Card
• After the cruise, relax on the sea-facing terrace for a drink or lunch.

Supplier’s environmental commitment

Itineraries and anchorages are adapted to conditions and traffic to preserve natural sites.
An ecological drinks fountain is used on board to limit waste.