Each cruise is experienced at the rhythm of the sea and the captain. The itinerary and anchoring locations may vary depending on daily weather conditions and site attendance, in order to offer the best possible experience, safely and with full respect for the environment. 9:20 am – Boarding Meeting point at 116 quai Gilles Barbanson, Hyères Saint-Pierre Port. The crew welcomes you on board the catamaran and introduces the vessel, the day’s programme and the safety instructions before departure. 9:30 am – Heading towards Fort of Brégançon (or Darboussières Beach in case of Mistral winds, or Notre-Dame Beach if south-westerly winds prevail) The catamaran leaves the harbour and follows the Hyères coastline, lined with vineyards, pine forests and wild coves. Gradually, Fort of Brégançon comes into view, standing majestically on its rocky islet facing the Mediterranean Sea. 10:30 am – First anchorage Anchorage in an exceptional natural setting. Time slows down. You enjoy this moment at your own pace: relaxing on board, using the paddles available, or simply admiring the scenery. An aperitif (planter’s punch) is served, followed by a Mediterranean-style buffet lunch on board. 2:15 pm – Sailing towards Porquerolles Island (or Badine Beach if south-westerly winds prevail) The cruise continues towards Porquerolles, one of the jewels of the Hyères Islands. You cruise along its unspoilt coastline to Cap des Mèdes, on the north-east side of the island, where cliffs, sculpted rocks and crystal-clear waters create a spectacular landscape. 3:15 pm – Second anchorage Stop in an exceptional spot. You enjoy this second anchorage at your own rhythm: relaxing on deck, observing the seabed, snorkeling or exploring the surroundings by paddle. 4:30 pm – Return sailing to Hyères The catamaran lifts anchor for a final peaceful cruise, offering one last moment at sea before heading back to the harbour. 5:30 pm – Disembarkation Return to Hyères Port, with lasting memories after a full day of escape, combining nature, relaxation and outstanding scenery.