Away from the hustle and bustle, the Bonne Source beach is a natural playground much appreciated by anglers. At low tide, the rocky outcrops invite you to unearth mussels, barnacles and periwinkles, in a peaceful atmosphere punctuated by the rhythm of the tides.

But Bonne Source is more than just rocks. The beach also stretches out into a long strip of fine sand, ideal for swimming, water games and long pauses facing the ocean. The sheer size of the beach means there's something for everyone, whether you're here with family, friends or solo.

Well-known to insiders, Bonne Source is also a popular spot for skimboarders and bodyboarders. Discreet, almost secretive, it has managed to preserve an atmosphere of its own, both trendy and mysterious, far removed from the clichés of crowded beaches. It's a reputation that, over the years, has made it "the beach to be" for some.

The coastal path along the dunes naturally extends the experience. Popular with walkers and joggers alike, it offers sweeping views of the neighbouring islets - Pierre Percée, Baguenaud and Les Évens - as well as the marina, lighthouses and beacons that punctuate the maritime landscape.

On site, everything is in place to make the most of the day: restaurants, a beach club, first-aid posts and sanitary facilities complete the offer. Bonne Source beach embodies a subtle balance between nature, leisure and the art of living, to be savored to the rhythm of the seasons and the tides.