Ste Marguerite and St. Honorat are the two beautiful islands just a little outside of Cannes. You can take ferries to each of the island easily. Fort Royal and the Monastery are great for visit and the islands themselves are good for exploring. More

Couldn't find a review location just for the restaurant - La Tonnelle. Wonderful! We enjoyed a nice relaxing walk around the island before settling down for lunch. Caprese salad, antipasti salad and grilled sea bass. The salads were incredibly fresh, the vegetables on the antipasti salad grilled just perfectly. Sea bass was also nicely done. Caprese salad fresh and tasty.... More

Well try both!, both affords great beach spots excellent walk around, views. Saint-Honorât has an excellent restaurant that I would recommend to visit in summer, with an outside table, and selecting a wine from the monastery. More

The two Lerins islands are rocky, pine-clad oases of peace just offshore in the Bay of Cannes. Lucky visitors to gorgeous Theoule-sur-Mer can take the local boat avoiding the hustle and bustle of Cannes itself. Take a picnic, visit the fortress, legendarily the place of incarceration for the Man in the Iron Mask, and find a deserted cove for a... More

I particularly like the clear water and the snorkeling possibilities. More

A short boat trip to either island takes you to a place that is magical - it's as if you are transported from bustling Cannes to an idyllic haven far from anything! More

We had a couple of hours before our appointment in Grasse at the perfume factory and decided to go to St. Honorat. It was such a beautiful, quiet island except for the beautiful church bells chiming. We went to explore the old castle and went in the monstary, "quietly". Some of the monks were tending to the vineyards and eucalyptus... More

This is really a nice day trip, going there by boat. There are two islands, St Marguerite is the largest with nice walks and picnic sopts, plus the castle. St Honorat is IMHO more interesting, can visit the monastery and the wine-making monks. More

It is a very easy crossing, just 20 minutes across the bay from Cannes to the Ile Sainte Marguerite, and it is a wonderful excursion. Most of the island is covered by pinewoods and there are no cycle paths, so you can't take a bike over to the island, and you have to go everywhere on foot. You can visit... More