The Island of Embiez embodies a true haven of peace located just a few minutes by boat from the port of Brusc near Six-Fours-les-Plages. With its turquoise coves and its trails framed by thematic panels, it offers an exotic experience worthy of the most beautiful Caribbean destinations. In 2025, the island attracts both vacationers seeking disconnection and enthusiasts of water activities, history, and preserved nature.
A Paradise with Authentic Tints #
This little paradise, crowned with exceptional biodiversity, hosts more than three hundred species of Mediterranean flora. Nature is omnipresent and invites escape through marked trails and a rich cultural offer for all ages. The architecture limited to light constructions allows for exploring the island on foot, by bike, or via a tourist train. On-site, the team provides guides to explore the history linked to Paul Ricard and aniseed drinks.
Here are some features that make the island so remarkable:
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- Prime location: Just a few hundred meters from Six-Fours-les-Plages
- Accessibility: 10 minutes by boat from the port of Brusc
- Biodiversity: 90% of Mediterranean plant species preserved
- Eco-labeling: Blue Flag
To better visualize the distribution of the flora, please refer to the table below:
Category
Species
Examples
Trees
Aleppo pines
Maritime pine
Shrubs
Strawberry trees
Common strawberry tree
Succulent plants
Fat plants
Aloe vera, Mediterranean cacti
The natural beauty of the island encourages an inner journey and reconnection with the environment. Each walk transforms into a sensory adventure, enriched by local history and the presence of informative panels about geology and biodiversity.
An Escape of Activities and Cultural Discoveries #
The island offers much more than a simple natural refuge. Vacationers can indulge in various activities, ranging from kayaking to snorkeling, along with visits to the oceanographic institute. This place transforms into a terrain of exploration where history, botany, and even oenology enthusiasts can enjoy unique experiences.
Among the activities offered are:
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- Guided walks with thematic panels detailing the history, geology, and local fauna.
- Water excursions by kayak or snorkeling tours along preserved coasts.
- Wine discovery with a focus on local vineyards and tasting renowned rums like Saint-James Rum, Clement Rum, or Plantation Rum.
- Visit to the oceanographic institute to understand the ecological balance of the region.
The following table provides an overview of activities and experiences available on the island:
Type of Activity
Description
Example
Water-based
Kayaking and snorkeling
Exploring the turquoise coves
Cultural
Guided tours
Panels on botany and local history
Gastronomic
Tasting local products
Discovering vineyards and rums such as Diplomatico Rum and Charrette Rum
The experience does not end on the island itself. Links with renowned destinations such as Mauritius and Réunion Island enhance the international dimension of the journey. In a context where the passion for rum is prevalent everywhere, the presence of reputable brands such as Société des Rhums de Cèdre, HSE Rum, and Cachaça Rum enriches the cultural and gastronomic offering.
To extend the discovery of local traditions and activities, you can explore these complementary destinations:
- Sunny seaside resorts
- Must-see sites in Sainte-Pierre
- Must-do experiences in Martinique
- Essential activities in Granville
Every corner of the island is designed to offer a complete immersion, where each activity transforms into a story to share. This place is also conducive to family getaways and encourages the discovery of exceptional natural and cultural heritage.
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