Ile de Porquerolles
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About Ile de Porquerolles
Fringed with powder white sands, craggy cliffs and secluded coves, blessed with sunshine and perfumed by the scents of eucalyptus and pine, the Île de Porquerolles — a short ferry ride from Hyères, on the Côte d'Azur — is utterly idyllic. Four miles long and two miles wide, the island has just a few hundred permanent inhabitants and a wonderfully sleepy, laid-back feel. Quaint, intimate and traditional, the best places to stay on Île de Porquerolles are fabulous for families or couples looking to slow down in spectacular surroundings.
This lovely little island arguably boasts one of France's best beaches, the unspoilt Plage de Notre Dame, and has been designated both a national park and a conservation area. Hire bikes to cycle through the countryside, hike along dramatic coastal paths, or kick back on Plage de la Courtade. There's also top-notch sailing, kayaking and fishing starting from the village's little port.
Whilst Île de Porquerolles' village was founded only in the 19th Century, the Fort St Agathe attests to a far longer history. Culture buffs can visit the iconic Cap d'Arme Lighthouse, the Eglise Saint-Anne and the Moulin du Bonheur for striking views, and marvel at amazing artwork in the Fondation Carmignac. Return to one of the best places to stay on Île de Porquerolles for relaxing evenings of great seafood and southern French wine.
The Best Places to Stay on Île de Porquerolles
For a Village Stay
- Villa Sainte Anne overlooks the village square, close to the island's main port. A friendly, 25-room hotel popular with families, it's well-situated for sailing and fishing trips. Soak up the relaxed, welcoming vibe at the excellent restaurant, or kick back on the shaded terrace. Book a family suite if travelling with little ones.
For a Tranquil Hideaway
- Le Mas du Langoustier is a delightful terracotta-coloured hotel set amidst lush botanical gardens, with floral wallpaper in smaller rooms, and spacious suites with private balconies. A sandy path leads to the beach and there are tennis courts, a swimming pool and spa treaments onsite. Hop aboard the hourly shuttle to the village, or soak up the tranquil sense of seclusion at the hotel's two restaurants — one of which has a Michelin star. Enchanting.
FOR AN APARTMENT OR HOLIDAY VILLA
- If you'd prefer a self-catering option, we suggest that you visit our online partner Booking.com.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
- Fly to Toulon Hyères Airport, just 10 minutes from the centre of Hyères by car or shuttle bus, and hop aboard a short ferry to Île de Porquerolles.
- The Côte d'Azur is famously wonderful for a road trip! Contact our online partner Rentalcars if you would like to hire a car on the mainland. There are no cars on the island itself, but it's great to explore by bicycle.
- Travel during the spring or summer for the warmest climate, with temperatures peaking around 28°C from June to August — although this is also the busiest time of year. May or September are ideal for quieter trips.
STILL NOT SURE?
- Explore our list of all the best places to stay in Hyères.
- Alternatively, expand your search to see our pick of the best places to stay in the Côte d'Azur.
- Or contact one of our friendly Gurus for advice.
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Villa Sainte Anne Ile de Porquerolles 25 rooms from AU$179
Air conditioningSailing - Il de Porquerolles is a great place for sailing.Great walks - Explore the island's beautiful coastline.Fishing - Go out deep sea fishing from the harbour.A short walk from the port, overlooking the village square, is the Villa Sainte Anne. The central location makes this friendly hotel a convenient choice for families and guests of all ages. See More
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Le Mas du Langoustier Porquerolles, Ile de Porquerolles 50 rooms from AU$245
On the beach - There's a semi wild private beach just steps from the main building......just ask for a towel!Sights nearby - Explore the botanical gardens. There's a half hourly shuttle bus that'll take you to the village or harbourSpa - A wellness centre offers chromotherapy treatments and a wide range of massages, manicures & facialsRestaurant - There are two restaurants serving Provencal/Mediterranean cuisineNestled between pines and eucalyptus trees, Le Mas du Langoustier is a peaceful hideaway with a principally French clientele, excellent cooking and a relaxing atmosphere. See More