Beneath Port-Man fort, at the northeastern end of the island, Port-Man beach lies in a sheltered bay.
Situated at the end of a bay much frequented by yachts, this gravel beach is the largest on the island. It is well protected from the mistral. It's a 1h45-minute walk from the village.
Don't forget that you're in the heart of the National Park, and that you need to be particularly vigilant to ensure that the island and its seabed remain unspoiled.
Reminder: "From 19/06 to 20/09, access to forest areas in the Var is regulated to prevent the risk of fire. For further information: https://www.risque-prevention-incendie.fr/var/