Levant Island is a narrow rocky ridge (8km long and 1.2km wide), surrounded by inaccessible cliffs, except at two points: the calanques of Avis and Estable. You will land from the west at Ayguade port. While the navy has the run of 90% of the island (closed to the public), since 1931 the Héliopolis district has been home to a naturist beach. To the north is a canal, set aside for water sports, in particular wind surfing.