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Vous pouvez acheter sur place sans problème

I'm not sure but I expect it is possible. It would be important to check with the ferry companies. I would also ask them which Island is the best to visit for a wheel chair. I think St Honorat is best for you as it is smaller and has more historical interest in a smaller space. Both are very beautiful. The restaurant on St Honorat is pricey and not far from the ferry and I imagine it has a disabled toilet. They are about the same distance and price to get to. Good luck and I hope this helps. Brian

Bonjour Vous pouvez en faire le tour en une demi journée je dirai de 13 a 18 h selon ce que vous preniez ou non votre temps mais ça fait un bon aperçu de L'Isle Bonne ballade Marie

On fait le tour à pieds sans problème, mais on n’a pas vu de trottinette ni vélo

Potrebbe essere un po’ difficile , ci sono molte strade sterrate un po’ come una pineta ... e in alcuni punti del tutto inaccessibile in particolare spiaggerei di sasso e roccia

Isola molto selvaggia. Servizi praticamente all’imbarcadero. Per fortuna, c’è il mare!

According to the web site see below it is closed on Mondays. It is still a wonderful island to send the day. It was a highlight of our trip. The cost of the ferry s really not bad and we enjoyed a delightful lunch on the island as well. I guess cost depends on where your thinking your budget should be, But we are not big spenders and fund the day on the Isle of St Margarite to be out standing RESTAURANT L’ESCALE This friendly restaurant provides you with a panoramic terrace, three covering rooms, sea view, as well as a V.I.P terrace with a sea view. Open in the evening in July and August, the capacity in seated catering is 350 people and 1000 in standing cocktail (cocktail party). Tel.: 04 93 43 49 25 / Fax: 04 93 39 45 34 HE MARITIME MUSEUM Discover the famous prison where the Man in the Iron Mask was held captive during the time of Louis XIV. The painter Jean Le Gac suggests a cell by cell route evoking the memory of places and men. In Roman cisterns, the museum presents archaeological finds from the area. Excavations of the island and the sea in the surrounding areas have bestowed relics of 1st century murals, remains of the contents of a roman shipwreck from 1BC and those of a Saracen wreck from the 10th century to the museum. Open everyday except Mondays. Tel.: 04 89 82 26 26 + Information :

Hello. Yes you can park your near the boat. It will coast you about 20 euros . It’s the easiest way for being on time .