Porquerolles, an island like no other

From the fort Ste Agathe, to the mill, passing by the plain of the olive trees, my visit emphasizes the biodiversity present on the island through the cultures of fig trees, olive trees, wall trees, palm trees, of the botanical conservatory.

Lunch on the beach of the Courtade or in the plain of olive trees depending on the wind.

Then, we cross the island in its width to discover the southern coast to appreciate its wild landscapes completely different from the northern part: viewpoint of the calanque of the Indian, the lighthouse, the gorges of the wolf, then return by the lagoons to evoke the course of the water on the island and the techniques set up for its preservation.

This route allows you to be against the flow of visitors and to understand many different aspects of the island.

Return to the village at the end of the day.

For adults, families, seniors and schools

Available all year round

Duration : 6h30/7h (day)

Required equipment : sport shoes, backpack, water and sun protection. Picnic possible on request.

Languages : French

Group of 8 people minimum

This service can only be offered under the supervision of Charlotte Grégoire de Bollemont, guide ambassador of the national park.