The Lérins Islands are at the heart of what we offer: two islands off the French Riviera, surrounded by turquoise water. Here is what to know before you go.
Sainte-Marguerite, the larger island
Sainte-Marguerite is the larger of the two islands, covered in forest. It is known for Fort Royal, where the mysterious Man in the Iron Mask was imprisoned. Around the island, the coves offer good anchorages for swimming.
Saint-Honorat, the monks' island
Saint-Honorat is smaller and quieter. It is home to the Lérins Abbey, where a community of Cistercian monks lives, and to a fortified monastery overlooking the sea. It is an island best passed slowly, under sail.
Swimming, paddleboarding and snorkeling
Between the two islands the water is clear and often very calm. Once the boat is at anchor, you can swim, set off on a paddleboard or explore the seabed with mask and snorkel, provided on board.
Departing from Antibes
We leave from Port Vauban, in Antibes. Depending on the option you choose, you can sail in the morning, in the afternoon, for a full day or for a sunset. The route is decided together: Lérins Islands, Cap d'Antibes or Baie des Milliardaires.
