Boat shuttles to Porquerolles
Several shuttle companies operate between the mainland and Porquerolles. The Tour Fondue pier in Giens serves the island every day, all year round, in just 10 minutes by boat. From Toulon and Saint-Mandrier, the crossing takes place from April to October and lasts about 1 hour. Other coastal towns offer regular trips to the island in season.
Frequently asked questions
Can I access Porquerolles island if there is a fire hazard?
Some Porquerolles trails may be closed on certain days during the summer, in high winds and severe weather conditions. See our page dedicated to fire risk on the island.
Is the pier to Porquerolles only in Giens?
Several shipping companies operate services to Porquerolles Island. From Hyères (Tour Fondue in Giens) with the TLV-TVM (year-round), but also from Toulon, La Seyne-sur-Mer and Les Sablettes from April to October. Other towns on the Var coast also offer seasonal departures. Personalized water cab crossings are also available.
Is there a museum on the island of Porquerolles?
Yes, Villa Carmignac welcomes you every year from April to October. 15 hectares dedicated to contemporary art, 2000m² of exhibition rooms lit by a water ceiling, surrounded by a garden featuring some 15 sculptures.
Focus on
hiking in Porquerolles
Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or an occasional walker, Porquerolles has trails to suit all levels and preferences. From coastal paths with breathtaking sea views to trails through vineyards and pine forests, hiking in Porquerolles takes you on a voyage of discovery of every facet of the island.
Maps and trail information are available from our Tourist Information Office on site or online.
Easy parking
Park for free at the P+R Arromanches parking lot in Hyères, then take line 67 from the “Arromanches” stop (just opposite the parking lot) in the direction of Tour Fondue. From July 1st to August 31st, transportation on line 67 (Hyeres center / Tour Fondue) is free, on presentation of my TLV “Tour Fondue / Porquerolles” e-ticket reservation.