Saint Honorat island beaches

Lerins Island Saint Honorat: Saint-Honorat is the smallest of the two islands which make up the archipelago of Lérins and where the promenade and the bathing constitute the principal leisure activities. The coastline has only 3 km of sandy, pebble and cove beaches. A visit that can be done in just one day. For information only, the great beaches do not exist. Only the seaside is allowed to the dogs. The case of the cove of Saint-Michel which differentiates itself from the others for the comfort that it  offers. It is less known but it is possible to get one’s foot on stones like gravel. The place has a toilet space.By persuing,  there is the Port beach, 250 meters to the left of the landing stage. It offers an unobstructed view of the neighboring island of Sainte-Marguerite. Then we land at Trinity Cove in the northeast of the island. The pebbles and rocks cover the place, so those who want solitude venture there, just like in the cove of Saint-Féréol, a few steps from the chapel La Trinité. It is also a pebble cove and is less crowded.In order to put gently your towel, the beach of the Fort in the same direction from the dock, best meets this criterion for its carpet of dried seaweed. It has a shaded area with stunning views of the island of Saint-Féréol. Otherwise, to reach the most beautiful of the coves, that of Saint-Pierre, which has a round shape and small sandbanks, offers an easy access to track in the vegetation.Continuing on the western tip, small pebble coves surround the chapel of Saint-Caprais. They have many rocks that bathing requires the use of shoes while the view is much appreciated on the Esterel. On the other hand, the Saint-Sauveur creek in the northwest of the island is ideal for its fine pebbles and the panorama on the bay of Cannes and the island of Sainte-Marguerite. Picnic tables on the way like at the cove of La Tonnelle, perfect for swimming thanks to its small natural dikes. Choose a beach in Saint Honorat Lerins Islands.