Où accoster à Porquerolles ?

C’est le cas du célèbre cap des Mèdes (nord-est de l’île), du Gros et du Petit Sarranier (à l’est) et d’une zone littorale d’environ deux kilomètres de long, située un peu plus au sud de l’île.

Où jeter l’ancre à Porquerolles ?

Équipée d’un grand port de plaisance, Porquerolles est une île qui peut être visitée en bateau. De nombreux mouillages sont disponibles autour de l’île pour amarrer votre embarcation dans un cadre idyllique. Parmi les zones de mouillage les plus connues, la baie du Langoustier est présentée comme LE mouillage idéal.

What is the population of Porquerolles?

Porquerolles ( French pronunciation: [pɔʁkəʁɔl] ), also known as the Île de Porquerolles, is an island in the Îles d’Hyères, Var, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France. Its land area is 1,254 hectares (12.54 km 2; 4.84 sq mi) and in 2004 its population was about 200.

What happened to Port-Porquerolles?

Porquerolles fell into neglect during and after the Second World War, but most of the land on it was acquired in 1971 by the French state. Eventually it became a national park, the Parc National de Port Cros. It goes a long way to explaining the lack today of ugly commercial development.

What is the Porquerolles Regatta?

Porquerolles Yacht Club’s most famous regatta, takes place every year on Pentecost Sunday. The boats go around the island in a direction decided the day before. The start is given from the beach of Argent or Courtade. Ever dreamt about spending a day on Porquerolles, one of the most beautiful islands of the French Riviera?

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How do you get to Porquerolles National Park?

The best way to discover Porquerolles is hiking or cycling on the numerous marked trails of the National Park. Porquerolles has two facets: on the southern side, the coast is made of steep cliffs and secluded creeks only accessible to hikers. The northern side, on the other hand, offers fine sand beaches and turquoise waters….