It's raining, it's windy, " les feuilles mortes se ramassent à la pelle"... So on rainy Sundays at home, we chill by tasting a matcha, preparing a walnut cake and listening to our special Autumn playlist. Classical, Rap, French Song, Rock... Autumn in all its forms in 15 pieces. 01. Autumn _ Antonio Vivaldi 02. The Rain _ Missy Elliott 03. I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home_ Ann Peebles 04. Cloudbusting_ Kate Bush 05. Dreams_ Fleetwood Mac 06. Every Day is Like Sunday_ Morissey 07. Sunday Morning_ The Velvet Underground 08. La Chanson de Prévert_ Serge Gainsbourg 09. California Dreamin_ The Mamas And The Papas 10. The Rain Song_ Led Zeppelin 11. Singing In The Rain_Gene Kelly 12. September In The Rain_ Franck Sinatra 13. Fall_Miles Davis 14. A Rainy Night In Soho_ The Pogues 15. We Are Going To Be Friends _ The White Stripes All titles can be listened to on our Spotify playlist.

After working for Parfums Christian Dior and Shiseido, Lindsay Azpitarte created Ulé, an in & out natural cosmetics brand. The products are made from plants grown in the brand's own vertical eco-farm in the Paris region. Clean products with impeccable packaging that you can't live without! We were therefore very interested to know all the beauty tips of its founder. INTERVIEW 1 - Hi Lindsay, can you quickly introduce yourself? " I am American but I have lived in France for 23 years. So I consider myself Franco-American! I grew up in Florida and studied urban planning at Columbia University in New York. I came to work in France and I had the chance to join Christian Dior perfumes, in the merchandising department. It was a very good experience but I quickly realized that I was very interested in marketing; I then joined the skincare product development department. After a parenthesis at Lou Paris, I joined Shisheido, where I worked for ten years until the launch of Ulé in 2022." 2 - What are your cult beauty products, the basics? " I am a complete fan of the Ulé Oh la plump serum. I put it on in the morning, in the evening and even sometimes during the day...It gives a real boost when the complexion is dull or tired! Also, I can't part with my Nars lip liner, Velvet Mat - Dragon Girl. that enhances the complexion in all circumstances. My third cult product is a serum that I apply to the ends of my hair instead of the conditioner. This is the Tokio Inkarami care oil. My hairdresser recommended it to me and I can't live without it! " 3 - What are your morning and evening skincare routines? " Every morning, I cleanse my face with Ulé Dream of Pure Cleansing Gel. I then apply the Oh la plump serum and then the Amour de Repair hydra-fortifying cream. I then systematically finish with a sunscreen, Shisheido (UV protective compact foundation SPF30) or Supergoop. In the evening, I always remove my make-up with the Rêve of Pure cleansing gel from Ulé, then I apply the Joie de Youth serum and my Ulé anti-aging cream. And I finish with 2 drops of Have it All that I apply like a mask." 4 - Do you have a beauty secret? A homemade recipe? " I don't really have a homemade beauty recipe. I would say that my secret is to be consistent in my routine and to apply it systematically every day in order to be able to measure the effects. Another secret is to hydrate imperatively." " I would say that my secret is to be consistent in my routine and to apply it systematically every day in order to be able to measure the effects." 5 - Have you borrowed a product or ritual from your mother or grandmother? " We have a real family ritual that is passed down from mother to daughter. Coming from Florida, we have all been applying SPF sun care from a very young age. It is imperative in this subtropical region but I kept this habit in Paris where the climate is very different! " 6 - You are American. What are the beauty obsessions of Americans or habits that French women do not have? " Americans are obsessed with "hygiene". The term "Clean Beauty" perfectly expresses this concept. Hair, teeth, skin, nails...everything must be impeccable. In the United States, exfoliation is essential! " 7- What are your favorite beauty addresses? " I follow Chloé Brasé's yoga classes from Chita Studio in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Of course, I love the spa at the Too Hôtel in the 13th arrondissement, which uses Ulé for its treatments. The spa is exactly in the colors of Ulé in pinks and greens." 8 - Where do you like to relax in France? " I love the oceanic climate of Morbihan, the Basque Country, Ireland or Scotland where I take long walks. I love to walk and I can spend hours in the middle of these landscapes and the elements of these regions. Every summer I take a family vacation to Cape Cod, Massachusetts; cycling, swimming...a very natural holidays." IN LINDSAY'S BEAUTY BAG Anti-pollution cleansing gel Rêve of Pure, 39€ Face oil in & out Avoir It All, 74€ Repair serum Envie de Calm, à partir de 42€ Floral mist Le Beau Reset, 30€ ulé I Instagram @ule.beauty

In just a few years, collagen has invaded the world of in-and-out beauty. This molecule, present naturally in our body, is used in the form of food supplements, treatment creams or injections with the aim of improving the appearance of the skin and reducing the signs of aging. Collagen Collagen is a fibrous protein found in the human body, meat and fish. It ensures, among other things, the regeneration of the tissues of our skin, our bones and our muscles, and is essential for maintaining the firmness and elasticity of the tissues. From the age of 25, collagen production naturally decreases, which contributes to skin aging; the complexion becomes duller, the first fine lines appear... And all these signs intensify over the years. This natural aging is accentuated by the skin's "enemies" such as the sun, refined sugar or tobacco. In addition to a healthy lifestyle and the consumption of preferred foods (white meat, fish, vitamin C), the intake of collagen supplements will help maintain glowing skin: In Beauty: brands specializing in skincare offer food supplements to consume every day in the form of pods or capsules. For the pods, simply dilute a stick of collagen powder (neutral taste) in water or in your favorite drink. Simple and efficient! Some brands like Aime Skincare or Matcha & CO offer preparations for hot drinks that are ultra-concentrated in collagen. Out Beauty: there are many cosmetic products enriched with collagen and collagen amino acids: anti-aging creams, masks and serums, mascaras, hair products, etc. All these products complement the dietary intake of collagen. Little tips! Apply your cream with a facial massage to increase circulation and hydration. Finally, cosmetic surgery, a pioneer in the field, offers localized collagen injections to fill in wrinkles. Collagen benefits The in & out supply of collagen offers numerous benefits for the skin, hair and nails. It allows, among other things: reduction of wrinkles improves tissue firmness improves skin elasticity activates hydration increases shine strengthens nails and hair Collagen is therefore a super ally that we immediately integrate into our morning routine to awaken the radiance of our skin. Our In Selection Le Collagène, Combeau 49€ Matcha Glow Collagen, Aime Skincare 35€ Collagen booster, Atelier Nubio 45€ Collagène marin, Vida Glow 45,45€ Collagen Matcha, Matcha & CO Our Out Selection Conditioning Collagen Lash Primer, Lashfood 23€ Collagen mask, Venn 130€ Anti-aging Collagen Mask, Ametta skin 18$ Pro-Collagen Glow Boost Exfoliator, Elemis 70€ picture credits © ametta skin

Let's take advantage of the Indian summer or the holidays to take a getaway to the coolest neighborhood in Marseille. The duo Grégoire Hessmann and Gregory Mandonato have opened in Endoume, a hotel-restaurant with four colorful rooms and a bistro table which will transport you with nostalgia into a retro atmosphere, a bit kitsch, but terribly trendy. The decorative concept is simple: 4 colorful rooms and their associated theme, the design of which was entrusted to the mother-daughter duo Annick Lestrohan and Ingrid Giribone from the neighboring boutique Honoré. Choose from a tropical, rococo, Provençal or Mediterranean ambiance with a kitsch-chic style that subtly evokes the popular small hotels of the 1950s brought up to date. " In Marseille, at 41 Rue d’Endoume, the Art Déco sign announces in wrought iron and capital letters “BAR for the next generation”. Grégoire Hessmann and Gregory Mandonato, local figures with sunny words, have made it an institution ." The restaurant follows the same aesthetic line. A neighborhood bar atmosphere with an old-fashioned zinc counter, a beautiful terrace and bistro options. People come to La Relève to drink their coffee in the morning, to have a quick lunch or to meet their friends at pastis time. On the menu, quality cuisine based on fresh local produce and a well-sourced wine list. HÔTEL LA RELÈVE 41, rue d'Endoume 13007 Marseille larelevemarseille I @bardelareleve Fares room from 130,00€ per night picture credits © nathalie mohadjer - olivier amsellem - guillaume chamahian

A true masterpiece in neo-rural and city dwellers dressings, the Anja wool sweater by Sea NY is inspired by Shetland sweaters and features pretty little sheep. A cult piece that fashionistas are snapping up and perfect for all occasions. Shop the look So how should we wear this Shetland sheep sweater this fall 2023? Answer: with a skirt and high boots for an 80s-inspired outfit! And above all, we avoid the overly classic look by twisting the outfit with colored tights: green, mustard or red... it doesn't matter, it's this detail that will make all the difference and modernize the Shetland sweater. The Sweater 100% merino Anja sweater, Sea ny 395,00$ The Skirt Easton long skirt, Laurence Bras 340,00€ The Tights Opaque velvety tights in Garnet color, DIM 9,95€ The Boots High boots, Vanessa Bruno 800,00$ The. Cap Wind cashmere hat, Soeur 75,00€ The Handbag Bi-material handbag Le New Flav, Herbert Frère Soeur 400,00€$

Zara Home continues to surprise us with the quality of their decors and their tendency to be anchored in the countryside. Their latest story takes place on a remote peninsula in the Scottish Highlands. The brand unveils its fall home collection in a charming secluded cottage. Walls covered in paneling and flat earthenware, a palette of chalk and fresh green colors enhanced with warm touches and hints of black, iron earth crockery, old paintings alongside artisanal and 50s-inspired furniture... all the decorative codes of neo-rustic style harmonize in this Scottish interior which look like in every way our traditional Breton and Normand interiors. zarahome picture credit © zara home

Anne-Claire and her husband Jean-Dominique are aesthetes driven by a common passion: the love of materials and, in particular, that of burnt wood, Shou Sugi Ban, a know-how born in Japan in the 18th century. Together, they founded BØISNØIR, a high-end wood burning workshop that offers sustainable cladding as well as furniture and accessories. The Story Originally, Jean-Dominique, alias Jando, an architect, discovered the black wood technique during a trip to Japan. He passes on his passion to Anne-Claire, his wife who also becomes fascinated by the beauty of this traditional know-how. At the time, everyone was going about their personal occupation, but they decided to go to Canada to train in the process with the idea of ​​creating a burnt wood workshop later. In 2013, the project took shape and the couple started on the craft adventure. They acquired a large house in the Bordeaux countryside in which they could set up their showroom, created BØISNØIR and Anne-Claire began prospecting with architects. At the same time, the publication of an article in Milk Magazine on Aurélie Lécuyer's wooden house by Atelier Ordinaire will reinforce their choice of professional reconversion. Seven years later, Anne-Claire and Jando dream of setting up their vast workshop on a farm and migrate to Charente-Maritime at the end of 2021. " The Japanese were the first to ennoble this ancestral method and apply it to architecture and housing." The Craft The Shou Sugi Ban, also called Yakisugi, was originally created to protect dwellings from bad weather and fires. Its technique consists of causing combustion on one side of the solid wood board in order to increase its resistance. This treatment stands the test of time; the charcoal prevents rain, humidity and fungi from damaging the boards, and delays the spread of fire. The slats begin to show splinters after 30 years of installation, but we can count on an average lifespan of 80 years for a burnt wood project. After rigorously selecting high-density Douglas or acacia wood, the boards are carbonized with a blowtorch. The steps then take place: wetting to stop the carbonification process, then brushing to remove the remaining impurities. The boards then dry in the open air before the finishing phase, varying from raw matte to patinated oils depending on the option chosen. BØISNØIR offers around ten. In total, a project requires one to two months of work depending on the finish chosen. The mastery of their gestures and the finesse of their work offer an exceptional quality of burned wood, and make Anne-Claire and Jando true artisans of art. They work together with architects and individuals fascinated by the technicality and rendering of their products. Most of their projects are concentrated in Gironde, but their achievements cover the entire territory, from the Paris region to Provence. bois-noir.net I instagram @maisonboisnoir picture credit © BØISNØIR - lala architectes & erick keis

Nestled in the foothills of the Franschhoek Valley mountains in Eastern Cape, South Africa, is Sterrekopje Farm, a gem dedicated to biodiversity, rest and creativity. A stay in this luxurious farm offers its guests. a global experience that aims to renew the body, soul and spirit. More than just a farm, it is a place of healing, personal growth and fulfillment in a wonderful setting. Nicole and Fleur had undertaken a trip around the world in search of the perfect place to settle down, when they discovered, in South Africa, the Sterrekopje farm which captivated them with its beauty and its special aura. Immediately capturing the magic of the place, they decided to exploit this historic farm, to enhance it and to share this unique place with guests. The duo's ambition was to transform every corner of Sterrekopje into an oasis of tranquility, where travelers could recharge their batteries, unleash their creativity and discover their true self. Sterrekopje today is a sanctuary where each visitor is encouraged to leave transformed and reconnected with nature and Beauty. In Afrikaans, Sterrekopje translates as “the bright star above the small mountain” which perfectly sums up the vision and project of the two women. The farm From dawn to dusk, the farm comes alive to the rhythm of nature and the seasons. It covers fifty hectares of olive groves, fruit orchards, vineyards, vegetable gardens, aromatic and medicinal herbs, and winding paths undulating through tall grass and wildflowers. Leon, the "guardian of the soil", designed and landscaped all the gardens biodynamically, and cultivates around sixty varieties of plants which notably provide the herbal teas, oils, fruits and vegetables which make up the meals prepared in the kitchen of the farm. " The kitchen is the heart of the house. We use this space to commune, eat, connect, read, rest or simply be. " The House The old 1694 farm has become a treasure of refinement where every detail offers its visitors a unique experience. The decoration is by interior designer Gregory Mellor who was able to carry out a delicate renovation of all the buildings, while preserving the soul and charm of the place. Everywhere, ultra-comfortable and perfectly decorated spaces open onto lush gardens. Guests enjoy the reading rooms, a superb orangery, an adjacent workshop, the wellness area and of course, the kitchen and bakery, the heart of the house. The entire estate sports an old pink color honoring the feminine energy that brought the property back to life. Outside, the peaceful gardens, water springs and meditation spaces invite contemplation and calm, while the rich and padded interior displays works of art, murals, pieces of unique furniture and sumptuous fabrics giving the whole a priceless character. The Sanctuaries The eleven suites are true havens of peace, where every detail has been carefully thought out to offer guests a memorable, voluptuous experience. They are all equipped with cozy four-poster beds and antique furniture, imbued with the memories and discoveries of the owners during their travels. The profusion of fabrics, the richness of colors and textures contribute to creating a cozy atmosphere inviting relaxation. The suites have private lounges, and the bathrooms are designed like spas. All suites open onto the opulent gardens, and some take luxury even further by offering a veranda or private swimming pool. " For years I traveled the world looking for a place where I could build something extraordinary, not just for myself but for others, a place rooted in nature, a place with soul, where people could come to rest, regenerate and reconnect." Wellness The original mansion has been transformed into a sanctuary dedicated to wellness and healing. It offers treatment rooms inspired by Morocco and India, with fantastic decor. Holistic practitioners lead the treatments which begin with a cleansing ritual in the hammam, a symbol of physical renewal and metamorphosis, allowing one to leave behind the old to welcome the new. Then, full head-to-toe massages are applied with organic oils and balms infused from local botanicals. These treatments are highly personalized and can include various practices such as breath work, reiki, sound therapy, hypnotherapy, as well as drum circles and moonlight fire ceremonies. A workshop dedicated to painting, drawing and pottery offers another form of expression and healing. Whether traveling solo or attending Wise Retreats, the environment is conducive to relaxation and reconnecting with yourself and the elements. Everything is done here to escape exhaustion, to revive creativity or simply to commune with nature. From the chakra garden to spa treatments, a creative workshop, a collective lunch, a horse riding or gardening session, or a nap by the pool, everyone goes about their business in complete relaxation. Feeling the earth under your feet, breathing in the peppery scent of Cape fynbos floating in the air, savoring a fruit from the orchard... here all the senses are in awe. This communion with nature can have transformative power, helping individuals find inner peace and broaden their personal horizons. Sterrekopje farm seems to embody this vision of a sacred place where the balance between nature and creativity can catalyze significant transformations in the lives of those who visit it. In my luggage Our "must-have" selection for a stay at Sterrekopje Farm Nadja dress, Skall Studio The Art of Southern Africa, 5 continents Talisman necklace, Goossens Sab Barbier hand bag, Herbert Frère Soeur Intensive Oil Fleurs d'Afrique, African Botanics Loafers Alber, Hereu STERREKOPJE FARM Excelsior Rd, Franschhoek, 7690, South Africa Sterrekopje I @sterrekopjefarm Rates Suite from 1200,00 € for 2 nights picture credits © sterrekopje

They live on real farms in Canada, Sweden, France and England and share moments of their rustic life on their Instagram accounts. THEHOBBSFARM It is from their farm in Canada that Jenna, a professional photographer, immortalizes the life of her joyful tribe of 5 children. His Instagram account is full of splendid, slightly offbeat shots of the daily life of the family that flourishes among chickens, goats, pigs and haystacks... The Hobbs are the Ingalls of modern times. _Instagram @thehobbsfarm FARMLIFE_IN_SWEDEN David and Carina share their new life in the Swedish countryside where they strive to become self-sufficient. Their account displays neat photos of rustic and aesthetic living and recipes. A good source of inspiration for those who also aspire to autonomy. _Instagram @farmlife_in_sweden AMANDA CUTTER BROOKS The former New York fashion darling left the Big Apple for her husband's family farm in the Cotswolds. Amanda and her family were only supposed to stay there for a year, it's been 12 years since the "neorural" shared her life Farmfromhome, named after the book she published about her new life. _Instagram @amandacbrooks COTSWOLD_FARM_HIDEWAY An account that smells of the English countryside in a chic and modern version! Nestled in the Cotswold hills, surrounded by meadows dotted with sheep, Judith's Cotswold_farm_hideway offers three typical cottages for rent with an artistic touch. The punchline of the place: An antidote to city life. _Instagram @cotswold_farm_hideway GONNEGIRLS_FARMHOUSE Gaëlle and Claire left Paris with their husbands and children to open a multi-activity organic farm on the Normandy coast. Since 2019, through their two Instagram accounts, the Gonnegirls have been sharing the daily life of the farm, the lodge and one-off events. _Instagram @gonnegirls_farmhouse & @la_ferme_gonnegirls pic cover © farmfromsweden

Loaded with iodine and sea spray, Mastic takes you to Morbihan in the south of Brittany, for a Country Break in partnership with the 4* Sauvage campsite, the starting point of our visit. We crisscrossed the peninsula aboard the campsite's bikes in search of the best Quiberon addresses between surf spots, fine sand beaches, old stones and gourmet stops. It was under an azure blue sky that we cycled across the Quiberon peninsula. From our base camp, installed at the brand new Sauvage open-air hotel, we traveled the peninsula and its surroundings in search of the best local addresses. Located in the heart of the peninsula and facing the sea, the 4* Sauvage campsite is part of the Rivages Collection, an independent outdoor hotel group, which offers its guests simple, natural and virtuous stays. Holidaymakers stroll through the wooden and sandy paths lined with lush vegetation to their pretty cabin clad in black wood hidden behind the foliage. The terraces of the cabins are equipped with Ecofurn wooden deck chairs which immediately invite you to relax and confirm the environmental policy of the hotel group. Everything is designed to make your stay pleasant: the staff is attentive, the cabins are perfectly equipped, on site a shed rents bikes, a games room, ping-pong tables and a basketball court welcome the most young people, a food truck is installed in an Airstream camper van, outings are organized with local partners. And from 2024, a magnificent aquatic area will complete the premises. So it was from this new generation campsite that we traveled through the villages of the peninsula in search of the most authentic spots and the coolest addresses. WALK & ACTIVITIES The peninsula cycle path What could be better than discovering the peninsula with your hair blowing in the wind? A cycle path takes you from Quiberon to Plouharnel and crisscrosses the peninsula along the ocean and through the maritime pine forests. The more sporty can continue along the greenway to Ethel. Tour of the peninsula on foot Travel the entire southern part of the peninsula and discover the cliffs of the Côte Sauvage, the southern tip, the dunes and all its beaches. A large 29 km loop which leaves from the Isthmus of Penthièvre. It's long and requires a bit of training but the good news is that there is almost no difference in altitude. The village of Sainte-Barbe For lovers of old stones and history, the quiet and charming hamlet of Sainte-Barbe just outside Plouharnel has a picturesque chapel, the scene of a historical episode which pitted the chouans against Republican soldiers during the Revolution. Also, an alignment of 27 menhirs stands in a neighboring field and the village leads directly to the large white sand beach. Sunset in Portivy To taste whelks at aperitif time or enjoy a mussel and fries on the port terraces while enjoying the sunset... Port of Portivy 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon Surfing at Guérites beach The village of Plouharnel at the entrance to the peninsula is one of the most famous surf spots in Brittany and France. Moreover, a sign announces the color as soon as you enter the village. The Breton Surf School has been providing lessons on Guérites beach since 1994 for all ages and levels. esb SHOPPING Surf Shop A.T.S has a board manufacturing workshop, some of which is made from recycled boards, a surf store offering the major surf and street wear brands (Patagonia, Vans, Bolt etc.), as well as a coffee shop. shop technique: 6, avenue de l'Océan 56430 Plouharnel surf store: 40, avenue des Druides 56340 Carnac coffee shop: 20, avenue de l'Océan 56340 Plouharnel ats-surfshop Antiquity The shop is located on the main road which leads to Plouharnel. A veritable Alibaba cave where everything is carefully selected! Quality objects and therefore prices to match... Le Purgatoire, 56340 Carnac Cave Juste A committed wine merchant who has met the winegrowers he distributes. Organize small festive events around wine of course! 2, place de la Marne 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon cavejuste Maison Boblique - Le pétrin de Saint-Pierre Very good organic bread and pastries that will catch your eye in a pretty, simple and authentic setting. You won't be able to resist their far! 59 Rue Général de Gaulle 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon La cour d'Orgères Haute-couture artisanal jams made with love by this master craftsman who also sells artisanal ice creams in the summer. The jams are cooked the old-fashioned way in small quantities in red copper cauldrons, and are made from carefully selected fruits and reduced in sugar. Rue des Confiseurs 56170 Quiberon @lacourdorgeres Le Garde Manger Enkabaredou A 100% locavore grocery store with the crème de la crème of Breton and organic produce. 7, rue de l'Église 56170 Quiberon @enkabaredou Les Viviers Quiberonnais A seafood stall that will make you pale. We want to buy everything and the fishmonger is super nice! 3, rue de l'Église 56170 Quiberon FOODING Sablé The Sauvage campsite restaurant offers a full menu (and takeaway pizzas) to enjoy from breakfast until dinner, seated on its large terrace lit with lanterns and its breathtaking view of the pine trees and the sea. 31, rue de la Vierge 56510 Quiberon @sablequiberon Canailles Our favorite! Dishes to happily share in the setting of a typically Breton granite house transformed into a cheerful tavern in summer. 2, rue du Manoir 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon canailles-guinguette I @canailles_saintpierre Le Restaurant du Petit Hôtel du Grand Large Labeled Sustainable Gastronomy by Guide Michelin, this restaurant offers a unique meat-free tasting menu composed exclusively of plants from their vegetable gardens and resources from local fishing. A must! 11, quai Saint-Ivy 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon lepetithoteldugrandlarge Brume Bistro cuisine and organic and natural wines to be enjoyed in the setting of a pretty house clad in white wood and its wooded garden. 79, rue de port Haliguen 56170 Quiberon @brumequiberon Le Bar des Sports Called BDS by regulars, the restaurant has just been taken over by a trio of young restaurateurs who offer a bistro menu full of freshness and authenticity. 55, place Georges le Hyaric, 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon Le Vivier A Quiberon institution where you come to enjoy a seafood platter facing the ocean and nothing else around. Route du Vivier 56170 Quiberon Crêperie Pourlette Unavoidable! Spending a stay in Brittany without eating crepes is unthinkable. The Pourlette creperie located in the town center of Quiberon offers the standard range of traditional pancakes and crepes in a 100% authentic setting and a friendly atmosphere. 2, rue Jean Bart, 56170 Quiberon SLEEP Camping Sauvage Fully equipped two or three bedroom cabins in a green setting a stone's throw from the beach and in the center of the peninsula. 8, rue de la Vierge St-Julien plage 56170 Quiberon sauvage-quiberon Le Petit Hôtel du Grand Large Above the restaurant mentioned above, 6 rooms decorated with elegance and simplicity. 11, quai Saint-Ivy 56510 Saint-Pierre-Quiberon lepetithoteldugrandlarge Hôtel des Deux Mers A charming hotel located in a large bourgeois house from the 1930s, a stone's throw from the large Penthièvre beach where kite-surfing is religion. The hotel benefits from a large garden planted with olive trees, pine trees and a remarkable veranda. Most! The cycle path passes at the foot of the house. 8, avenue Surcouf - Penthièvre Plage 56510 Saint Pierre Quiberon hoteldesdeuxmers AROUND THE QUIBERON PENINSULA A land of history facing the sea, the surroundings of the peninsula offer numerous visits to be made during the day. Houat & Boedic islands Departing from the port of Quiberon, allow a 40-minute crossing before arriving at the small port of the magical island of Houat. 5 km long by 1.5 km wide, the island can easily be explored on foot in 4 hours using its 17 km of coastal paths. You can also discover Houat by bike but only by road. Unavoidable! A break on the fine sand and turquoise water beach of Trearc'h Er Goured and a seafood tasting in one of the island's restaurants. Hoedic offers the same change of scenery as its big sister Houat. quiberon-tourisme Belle-île en mer We no longer need to present the largest of the Brittany islands, which have always been popular with celebrities. It can be visited in all seasons and offers a wide range of activities for fans of nature and culture: large beaches, coves, water sports, walks off the beaten track, discoveries of small ports and picturesque villages, the Vauban city, its artisans etc. office du tourisme de belle-île The Carnac alignments Erected in the Neolithic period, the Carnac alignments constitute one of the most famous and impressive ensembles of prehistory, with nearly 3,000 standing stones. An extraordinary natural site that is unmissable and a visit to the museum is essential for enthusiasts. Maison des Mégalithes Le Ménec 56340 Carnac Le port de la Trinité-sur-Mer An essential stopover for skippers and boaters from around the world, the port of La Trinité is the home port of prestigious offshore racing boats and has seen the biggest names in sailing parade including Éric Tabarly, Olivier de Kersauson, Eugène Riguidel, Francis Joyon, Yann Guichard or Anthony Marchand. At Easter, the port hosts the Spi-Ouest France, one of the biggest regattas in the country. Port de la Trinité 56470 La Trinité-sur-Mer SAUVAGE'S INSTAGRAM sauvage-quiberon Useful information SAUVAGE 8, rue de la Vierge St-Julien plage 56170 Quiberon sauvage-quiberon Go from Paris By train 2 trains per day Paris-Auray + Ter - average time 4h30 By car 5h25 - 57kg co2 emission from Nantes By train 2 trains per day Nantes-Auray + Ter - average time 3h41 By car 2h20 - 20kg co2 emission Useful links Morbihan-tourisme Tourismebretagne