


Iconic wooden 'carrelets' (stilted fishing huts with square nets) line the rocky Grande Côte—perfect for minimalist seascapes, reflections at low tide, and dramatic silhouettes at sunrise or sunset. Accessible from the beachfront with nearby street parking; summer afternoons are busy, so aim for early morning or golden hour. No entry fees; watch slippery rocks at low tide. The mix of geometric structures, sea, and sky makes unique compositions year-round.



Iconic wooden 'carrelets' (stilted fishing huts with square nets) line the rocky Grande Côte—perfect for minimalist seascapes, reflections at low tide, and dramatic silhouettes at sunrise or sunset. Accessible from the beachfront with nearby street parking; summer afternoons are busy, so aim for early morning or golden hour. No entry fees; watch slippery rocks at low tide. The mix of geometric structures, sea, and sky makes unique compositions year-round.