Little by little, your crew checks in on the yacht. You travelled to Toulon yourself. Everything worked out well. You are looking forward to your sailing holiday in France. It is early afternoon between 2 and 4 p.m. The sun is shining. Together you go out to buy the groceries for the next week. For tonight you have discovered a nice restaurant at the harbor. You enjoy the good French cuisine . Bon Appétit!

Cast off! After a short starting distance, you will reach the Île de Porquerolles. It is the largest island in the Hyères archipelago, one of the most beautiful on the coast. On the north side, you anchor the yacht in a bay. What about a mountain bike tour ? With a few other active people you will explore the beauties of the island - past olive groves and romantic, lonely bays.

After a lot of swimming fun on the sandy beach, you sail to Le Lavandou. From there, take the mini-bus to the famous flower village of Bormes-les-Mimosas. The old village is located on a steep slope. You sit down for Pastis in a café. Then stroll through the blooming alleys with the handicraft boutiques. Before you go back to the yacht, you can enjoy the view over the bay to the offshore islands.

Today you sail into the bay of St. Tropez. After taking the water taxi from Port Grimaud to St. Tropez, you will look at the mega yachts in the former fishing village with a cappuccino. And because the water taxi is so much fun, you will also race through the canals of Port Grimaud - affectionately called the Venice of France - with your own dinghy. If you feel like it, you can go dancing.

From Port Grimaud you sail to the bay at Cap Taillat: fun sailing in the Gulf of St. Tropez and then to Pampelonne beach. Three hours of sunbathing - that's enough! With the dinghy you drive to the absolutely worth seeing Bar Kon Tiki. In historic fishermen's houses you will be served a delicious cocktail and fish from the grill in a South Seas atmosphere. In the evening you will anchor in the double bay at Cap Taillat.

Today you will hoist the sails for the Ile de Port-Cros nature reserve: The island is one of the most beautiful far and wide and is only a short sail away. A few of your fellow sailors stretch their legs on shore leave, others go to the dive station for an underwater adventure. You prefer to explore the island and be overwhelmed by the wild beauty. You can enjoy the sundowner in a bar.

Slowly, your sailing holiday will take you from Ile de Port-Cros back to Toulon - past the island of Porquerolles, where you will make a swimming stop. The island is one of the rather unknown beauties of the Mediterranean. That's good, you think to yourself and are happy about your beautiful spot on the beach. On the way to Toulon, you think a little wistfully of your sailing trip on the Côte d'Azur.