A little navy sweater and a red cap: this is the recommended dress code for people looking for this atypical experience offering, at the same time, a great breath of iodized air. Mainly located in the north of Europe, several of these sentinels that have seen many ships pass by are, in France, accessible along the Atlantic coast.
To replace the urban cacophony by the cry of the seagulls, you can for example stay in the lighthouse of the Virgin Island in Finistère (Brittany). Transformed into a gite for 9 people, this maritime construction dating from 1902 offers an exceptional panorama on the Abers and the coast of the shipwreckers, from the island of Batz to the island of Ouessant.
To take advantage of it, you will have to earn it by climbing... 365 steps! The lighthouse of the Virgin Island is indeed the highest in Europe. Ready to take up the challenge?