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Porquerolles island offers car-free Mediterranean escape
Porquerolles, an island in the Var department of France, remains a highly sought-after Mediterranean destination known for its car-free environment. Accessible via a 15-minute boat ride from the Giens peninsula, the island offers a tranquil atmosphere where visitors primarily navigate by foot or bicycle.
The island features approximately 51 kilometers of marked trails that connect forests, viewpoints, and beaches. Notable locations include Plage Notre-Dame, recognized for its turquoise waters and pine-lined sands, and Plage d’Argent, which offers shallower waters suitable for families.