谢尔德酒店

This fine stone house with a shale roof has an undeniable charm. Inside, the chef cooks up modern cuisine with a dose of creativity, out of which he devises several courses according to his whims. The ingredients are exclusively from Normandy – not least fish, vegetables, wild herbs and flowers. The dishes are precise and on point, as are the food and drink pairings (the drinks, too, are local). The restaurant has a breathtaking view of the sea and coastline, as do the delightful guestrooms – it would be a shame not to book an overnight stay!

By the coastal road leading to the headlands, this old country inn is a lovely refuge from the elements. A short menu showcases inventive cuisine made from local produce (such as pigeon, lamb, fish, abalone) by a chef with a clear interest in Japanese culinary tradition. The interior has a pared-back decor and a view of the sea and the cove, Anse Saint-Martin.