The Golden Islands (or Hyères islands) are a group of three islands located in the Var department. The three islands are Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Ile du Levant.

Porquerolles is the largest of the three islands and is home to a nature reserve, as well as beautiful white sand beaches and wild creeks. The island is also known for its picturesque village, its hiking and biking trails and its beautiful beaches (Notre-Dame beach, Plage d'Argent ...).

Port-Cros is a wild and unspoiled island, home to a marine and terrestrial national park. The island is known for its beautiful coves, steep cliffs, hiking trails and exceptional seabed.

The island of Levant is known for its naturist village, which welcomes visitors all year round. The island is also home to a nature reserve and hiking trails.

All three islands are accessible by boat from the city of Hyères, and each has its own charm and attractions. The Golden Islands are a true jewel of the Mediterranean, with preserved natural landscapes and exceptional fauna and flora.

The Lerins Islands are a small archipelago located off the city of Cannes, on the French Riviera. The archipelago is made up of two main islands, Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat Island, as well as a few smaller islets.

Sainte-Marguerite Island is the larger of the two islands and is home to a fortress that served as a prison for the famous prisoner of French history, the "Iron Mask". The island is also known for its pine forest, wild coves, sandy beaches and clear waters.

The island of Saint-Honorat is much smaller and houses a fortified monastery founded in the 5th century by monks of the order of Saint-Benoit. The island is known for its tranquility, its vineyards and its wine production. It is also a place of pilgrimage for Catholics.

The Lerins Islands are accessible by boat from Cannes. Visitors can spend the day there to enjoy the natural landscapes, the beaches, the historical monuments and the local gastronomy.