Each first friday of the month.
Discover our wine production on the island of St Honorat.
The island Saint Honorat is located in the bay of Cannes. This little island of 40 hectares is inhabited by the monks of the Abbey of Lerins since 1600 years.
Discover our wine production on the island of St Honorat.
The island Saint Honorat is located in the bay of Cannes. This little island of 40 hectares is inhabited by the monks of the Abbey of Lerins since 1600 years.
Each first friday of the month.
Discover our wine production.
The island Saint Honorat is located in the bay of Cannes. This little island of 40 hectares is inhabited by the monks of the Abbey of Lerins since 1600 years.
Explore the paths under the pines and see this listed heritage Historical Monuments of France with its seven chapels, ovens Napoleonic cannonballs, the fortified tower Monastery of the eleventh century, the abbey with its abbey church, vineyards and wine production and liqueurs.
The package includes:
Return shuttle ticket to Saint Honorat island.
Vineyard workshop (15 mn) at 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM and 13:30 PM.
Tasting (15 mn) of St Pierre (white wine) and St Honorat (red wine) cuvées (7cl+7cl).
Several types of catering are available on site.
The monastic community of Lérins Abbey, which has been involved for several years in a sustainable development approach, invites all visitors of Saint-Honorat Island to participate in the preservation of this exceptional site by bringing back to the continent all their waste.
The waste left on the island causes significant nuisance on the fauna and is often dispersed at sea: Lérins Abbey has thus decided, by taking example on many other sites, to remove all the garbage cans from the island.
We Warmly thank everyone who will participate in this process.
If you wish to attend mass, please consult the reception and health conditions by clicking here. We inform you that access to the Tower-Monastery is closed to visitors.
In addition, we inform you that the wearing of the mask is compulsory on board the boats, the accesses of arrival and departure of the island are regulated for your safety and that of other visitors
Discover our wine production.
The island Saint Honorat is located in the bay of Cannes. This little island of 40 hectares is inhabited by the monks of the Abbey of Lerins since 1600 years.
Explore the paths under the pines and see this listed heritage Historical Monuments of France with its seven chapels, ovens Napoleonic cannonballs, the fortified tower Monastery of the eleventh century, the abbey with its abbey church, vineyards and wine production and liqueurs.
The package includes:
Return shuttle ticket to Saint Honorat island.
Vineyard workshop (15 mn) at 11:30 AM, 12:30 PM and 13:30 PM.
Tasting (15 mn) of St Pierre (white wine) and St Honorat (red wine) cuvées (7cl+7cl).
Several types of catering are available on site.
The monastic community of Lérins Abbey, which has been involved for several years in a sustainable development approach, invites all visitors of Saint-Honorat Island to participate in the preservation of this exceptional site by bringing back to the continent all their waste.
The waste left on the island causes significant nuisance on the fauna and is often dispersed at sea: Lérins Abbey has thus decided, by taking example on many other sites, to remove all the garbage cans from the island.
We Warmly thank everyone who will participate in this process.
If you wish to attend mass, please consult the reception and health conditions by clicking here. We inform you that access to the Tower-Monastery is closed to visitors.
In addition, we inform you that the wearing of the mask is compulsory on board the boats, the accesses of arrival and departure of the island are regulated for your safety and that of other visitors
Services
Services
Pets welcome
Dogs are permitted provided that they are kept on a lead.Location
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- On the Haven
Access
Access
- Departure boat to the island at the Quai Laubeuf at the end of the Parking Laubeuf.
