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Porquerolles

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Porquerolles is a preserved island off the coast of Hyères in southern France, recognised for its protected marine environment and regulated access. Unlike high-traffic Riviera destinations, Porquerolles prioritises natural landscapes, limited development, and controlled yachting activity. A Porquerolles yacht charter is typically structured as a day escape or calm extension within a French Riviera itinerary. The destination appeals to guests seeking clarity of water, space at anchor, and a quiet Mediterranean setting.

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ExperienceS AWAIT 

Nature-Led Day Charters

Charters around Porquerolles are built around minimal movement and extended anchoring. Yachts approach designated zones and remain stationary for long periods. The experience centres on swimming, floating, and relaxing on board. Noise and traffic remain limited due to local regulation.


Clear-Water Anchoring and Swimming

Porquerolles is known for its water quality and seabed visibility. Guests swim directly from the yacht in sheltered bays. Paddleboards and light water activities suit the calm conditions. Time is structured around water access rather than shore programs.


Slow Coastal Cruising

Navigation around the island remains measured and controlled. Short coastal passages reveal varied shoreline and shallow coves. The pace remains intentionally slow. This suits guests looking to disconnect from busier Riviera routes.

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ISLANDS TO EXPLORE

Langoustier Beach Area

Located on the western side of the island, this area offers clear water and protected anchoring. It is frequently used for midday stops and extended swimming sessions. The surroundings remain largely undeveloped.


Northern Porquerolles Coves

The northern coastline features smaller coves with limited access. These anchor points provide calm water and visual separation from the mainland. They are commonly included during full-day yacht charters.

7-Day Corsica Yacht Charter Itinerary

Embrace rugged beauty with wild landscapes, turquoise bays, and authentic island culture.

Embrace rugged beauty with wild landscapes, turquoise bays, and authentic island culture.

5-Day French Riviera Yacht Charter Itinerary

Experience glamorous cruising with chic harbors, golden beaches, and sunset soirées.

Experience glamorous cruising with chic harbors, golden beaches, and sunset soirées.

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Frequently Asked Questions
About This DESTINATION

How much does a yacht charter in Porquerolles cost?

Day rates start in the mid-four figures. Pricing rises in July/August due to protected zone regulations and limited daily access. Fees cover yacht and crew; fuel and port fees are extra.

What is included in a Porquerolles yacht charter?

Includes professional captain, crew, insurance, towels, and snorkeling gear. Fuel and catering are excluded. Multi-day charters allow for exploration of the wider Hyères archipelago.

When is the best time to charter a yacht in Porquerolles?

May to September. June and September offer lighter boat traffic. July and August bring peak crowds and stricter anchoring controls due to the National Park's environmental limits.

Which yachts are best for cruising around Porquerolles?

Motor yachts and open yachts with a shallow draft are ideal. 12–25 meter vessels are preferred to comply with anchoring regulations in the island's shallow, protected bays.

What itinerary works best for a Porquerolles yacht charter?

Routes to Notre-Dame Beach, Langoustier Beach, and Port-Cros. Short cruising legs allow for efficient time spent swimming and snorkeling in the clear, protected waters.

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