Facing the beach, Les Hautes Mers appears both as a refuge and as an overseas embarkation.

Because it is rare to find so many qualities on an island: exceptional and preserved nature, remarkable architectural heritage, strong and fascinating identity...

Facing the ocean, Vent Debout offers a breathtaking view on the bay of Ker Châlon. Open everyday from breakfast until 10.30pm, the restaurant offers a resolutely contemporary, generous, fresh and unique cuisine which highlights seafood and the best local producers.

Stretching over 9.5km long and 4km wide, L'Île d'Yeu offers countless activities! Depending on the day, the hour and the wind, you can go on a bike to discover the many dolmens scattered through its theatrical nature, ride the waves on a kayak, escape for a fishing trip before tasting the local specialties on the port.

Hikes, yoga classes, sailing trips, surfing, horseback riding, shore fishing… Days on the island feel short even if the sunsets drag on. It is then time to head west and contemplate the blaze of the sky and the waters while enjoying a seasonal picnic with buttered toast, whelks, clams and a glass of white wine.