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Historic Forts of Porquerolles

Explore the strategic military architecture of Porquerolles, featuring a network of defenses dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries. This collection includes fortifications built under Richelieu and Napoleon, coastal batteries designed to protect the Hyères anchorage, and the Cap d'Arme lighthouse. These sites illustrate the island's historical role as a vital defensive outpost in the Mediterranean.

Château Sainte-Agathe

A 16th-century fortification built under François I to protect the village and harbor. It offers panoramic views from its terrace and houses exhibitions on the island's natural and military history.

Fort du Grand Langoustier

A 17th-century fortress situated on the western tip of the island. This privately owned military structure was built to guard the Langoustier passage.

Fort de l'Alicastre

A defensive square tower and fort built during the 17th century under the direction of Cardinal Richelieu to strengthen the island's northern coastline.

Fort du Galéasson

A fortified military structure located on the eastern part of the island, forming part of the 19th-century coastal defense network.

Phare de Porquerolles

Also known as the Cap d'Arme lighthouse, this 19th-century structure stands at the southernmost point of the island, marking one of the most powerful lights on the Mediterranean coast.

Batterie des Mèdes

A former coastal battery located near the northern cliffs, used historically to monitor maritime traffic between the islands.

Fort du Bon Renaud

A 19th-century coastal battery designed to defend the western approaches of the island.

Fort du Lequin

A former defensive battery situated on the northern coast, part of the island's extensive 19th-century maritime protection system.

Fort de la Repentance

A 19th-century military fort located in the island's interior. It is currently a privately owned site.

Fort du Petit Langoustier

A 17th-century coastal fort located on a small islet at the western end of Porquerolles, designed to secure the Petit Langoustier strait.