Cap Porquerolles

Cap Porquerolles offers a one-bedroom apartment designed for two guests. It has a sleeping area with a double bed and a living room with a sofa bed. The apartment measures 25 m² and includes a kitchenette for preparing meals and storing provisions. Air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are among its amenities.

A terrace provides private outdoor space, while the views open up the surroundings. A washing machine is also available in the apartment. This layout combines a separate bedroom with a living area and has two sleeping places in total. It suits a couple or two travellers who would like a place to cook and outdoor space during their stay in Hyères.

Cap Porquerolles offers furnished outdoor areas, including garden furniture, a sun terrace and a garden. The terrace lets you enjoy the fresh air, while the views accompany time spent in the apartment. The surrounding area also offers walking opportunities and access to the coast.

The apartment has a kitchenette, washing machine, air conditioning and heating. A flat-screen TV completes the amenities. The rooms are non-smoking, and a lift serves the floors. Private parking is available by reservation; the parking area includes an electric vehicle charging station and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The property combines practical amenities and outdoor spaces in the coastal area of Hyères.

Hyères stretches between its old Provençal town, salt marshes and Mediterranean coastline. The Port Saint-Pierre area gives this part of the town a maritime character: boats, beaches and trips to the islands shape the days. The Giens peninsula, with its two tombolos and landscapes opening out to the sea, attracts swimmers, walkers and water sports enthusiasts.

The Harbour Master's Office at Hyères Port - Port Saint Pierre is 310 m away. Toulon-Hyères Airport is 450 m away, and Hyères railway station is 3.9 km away. Pesquiers Beach, 500 m away, offers access to the seaside; Almanarre Beach is popular for its favourable conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing. The Olbia underwater archaeological trail, 2.6 km away, invites you to discover underwater ancient remains and the history of the coastline. Ferries to the Golden Islands depart from the port.

The Mediterranean climate makes the region pleasant outside the busiest summer months, while swimming and water sports are particularly popular in the warmer season. In spring and autumn, walks on the peninsula offer milder temperatures and quieter scenery. A day can combine a walk along the coast, a break at a beach and a trip to Porquerolles. A car makes it easier to explore the coves and surrounding villages; in the port area, the nearby beaches also make it possible to get around on foot.