Boulouris. Red rocks, green pines, blue sea.
Private water taxi into the first coves of the Estérel massif. Red porphyry cliffs, parasol pines, and water so clear you see the bottom at 8 metres. Five minutes from Saint-Raphaël, a world away from everything.
Where the Estérel meets the sea.
Boulouris marks the geological start of the Estérel massif — where red porphyry rock emerges from the sea. The coast here has no commercial development: just pine-covered coves accessible mainly by sea or steep trails. It's the quietest section of coast between Saint-Raphaël and Agay.
The Estérel starts here.
Boulouris is where the red porphyry cliffs begin. By sea, you're inside the massif's most dramatic coves in 5 minutes from Saint-Raphaël — by road it's a 30-minute detour.
Pine coves with no footpath.
Several of Boulouris's coves have no land access at all. Your captain drops you at one, picks you up whenever you're ready. Private beach without the private beach price.
Snorkelling paradise.
The red rock formations create underwater canyons rich in marine life. Clear visibility 15-20 m in summer. We carry snorkelling gear for up to 6 people.
Where we pick you up.
- Hôtel & Spa Le Boulouris — beachfront
- Port du Poussaï — small harbour
- Plage du Veillat (Saint-Raphaël) — 5 min ride
- Calanques de Boulouris — cove landing
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