Porquerolles Island
After reaching Tour Fondue on the Giens Peninsula, we reach the small port to board the ferry that takes us to Porquerolles Island in about 15 minutes.
The island is the largest in the Port-Cros National Park archipelago, one of France's eleven centers for nature and biodiversity protection. Shaped like a crescent, Porquerolles enchants visitors with its hidden treasures and beaches. Its main activities are hiking, cycling, and diving.
Our trek winds through some of the island's trails, past vestiges of bygone eras and expanses of olive groves and vineyards. Reaching the southern coast, a scenic cliff path offers us breathtaking views. An interesting route to learn about the history of this small jewel of great naturalistic value.
Depending on the time available, a dip in the island's crystal clear waters can be planned at the end of the trek.
In the afternoon, return by boat to Tour Fondue.
More details
Loop route
Panoramic sea view trekking
Fund: Beaten path, rocky, paved, gravel, asphalt. Stairs along the path.
Clothing: comfortable layered, windproof, rainproof, bandana. Recommended poles for those who are used to using them.
Shoes: hiking
Backpack: small first aid, usual medicines, sunscreen, water at least 1 liter, snacks and possible packed lunch.
