Ile du Levant

The Île du Levant, located in the Mediterranean, offers a multitude of activities for lovers of nature, relaxation, and exploration. Hikers will appreciate its picturesque trails that wind through varied landscapes, ranging from forests to coastal cliffs, with breathtaking views of the sea.

These walks allow visitors to discover the preserved Mediterranean flora and local biodiversity, offering a total immersion in an exceptional natural environment.

A true natural sanctuary, it offers a multitude of water activities such as diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding to explore its crystal-clear waters and marine wildlife. Boat excursions also allow you to discover the island from the sea. The village of Heliopolis, founded in 1931, with its typical architecture, houses shops, restaurants, and accommodations for a pleasant stay.

The island is also a haven of biodiversity, where you can observe birds, endemic plants, and, occasionally, dolphins. Local initiatives aim to preserve this unique ecosystem.

Levant Island is located off the Var coast, approximately 10 km from Hyères and near Port-Cros. Accessible only by boat, it can be reached in approximately 30 minutes from the port of Le Lavandou or by ferry from Hyères. The island is largely occupied by a military base, but its village of Héliopolis and its coastal paths offer a peaceful and unspoiled setting, ideal for a nature getaway.