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Board at Port Pierre Canto for a private three-hour sunset cruise to the Lérins Islands. Swim, snorkel, try a SUP, and watch the Croisette fade into warm coastal light.
Board at Port Pierre Canto for a private three-hour sunset cruise to the Lérins Islands. Swim, snorkel, try a SUP, and watch the Croisette fade into warm coastal light.
A warm wind pushes the bow out of Port Pierre Canto and the Croisette slides aft, palaces and palms shrinking into a low, golden line. On this three-hour private sunset escape you leave the city’s flash behind for the cooler blue of the Bay of Cannes. The captain trims sail (or throttles the engine) toward the Lérins archipelago, and the sea dares you to jump in as the sky turns from yellow to rose.
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Operated by Leo boat · Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
A warm wind pushes the bow out of Port Pierre Canto and the Croisette slides aft, palaces and palms shrinking into a low, golden line. On this three-hour private sunset escape you leave the city’s flash behind for the cooler blue of the Bay of Cannes. The captain trims sail (or throttles the engine) toward the Lérins archipelago, and the sea dares you to jump in as the sky turns from yellow to rose.
The Lérins Islands carry layered history: Sainte-Marguerite’s Fort Royal, once a military prison, and Saint-Honorat’s quiet monastic terraces, established in the 5th century. Geologically these islands are limestone outcrops shaped by Mediterranean swell; their shallow bays hold Posidonia beds that shelter fish and clarity prized by snorkelers. Culturally the islands are a short, deliberate escape from Côte d’Azur glamour — small chapels, monks’ vineyards, and a slower pace.
Expect calm anchorages chosen for swimming and snorkeling, SUP options, and an aperitif on deck as light fades. Practical notes: departures are from Port Pierre Canto (slip 179), trip time is about three hours, and snorkeling gear is provided. Bring a light jacket for the breeze, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof phone pouch for sunset shots.
This excursion suits families and groups looking for an easy, private coastal experience with moderate movement between boat and water, minimal hiking, and an emphasis on relaxation, swimming, and shallow-water wildlife viewing.
Yes—snorkels, masks, and fins are provided as part of the tour; bring your own if you prefer a specific fit.
Departures are from Port Pierre Canto (Slip 179), near the central car park—arrive 10–15 minutes early to board.
Yes—this private cruise welcomes families; infants are stroller-accessible and crew can advise on safe swim subsets for kids.
The tour is cancellable for full refund if bad weather prevents safe navigation—operators will contact you and offer reschedule or refund.
Leo boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm wind pushes the bow out of Port Pierre Canto and the Croisette slides aft, palaces and palms shrinking into a low, golden line. On this three-hour private sunset escape you leave the city’s flash behind for the cooler blue of the Bay of Cannes. The captain trims sail (or throttles the engine) toward the Lérins archipelago, and the sea dares you to jump in as the sky turns from yellow to rose.
A warm wind pushes the bow out of Port Pierre Canto and the Croisette slides aft, palaces and palms shrinking into a low, golden line. On this three-hour private sunset escape you leave the city’s flash behind for the cooler blue of the Bay of Cannes. The captain trims sail (or throttles the engine) toward the Lérins archipelago, and the sea dares you to jump in as the sky turns from yellow to rose.
The Lérins Islands carry layered history: Sainte-Marguerite’s Fort Royal, once a military prison, and Saint-Honorat’s quiet monastic terraces, established in the 5th century. Geologically these islands are limestone outcrops shaped by Mediterranean swell; their shallow bays hold Posidonia beds that shelter fish and clarity prized by snorkelers. Culturally the islands are a short, deliberate escape from Côte d’Azur glamour — small chapels, monks’ vineyards, and a slower pace.
Expect calm anchorages chosen for swimming and snorkeling, SUP options, and an aperitif on deck as light fades. Practical notes: departures are from Port Pierre Canto (slip 179), trip time is about three hours, and snorkeling gear is provided. Bring a light jacket for the breeze, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof phone pouch for sunset shots.
This excursion suits families and groups looking for an easy, private coastal experience with moderate movement between boat and water, minimal hiking, and an emphasis on relaxation, swimming, and shallow-water wildlife viewing.