Havre Aubert Island, Magdalen Islands

With its traditional architecture and inverted configuration, this house has been designed to live to the rhythm of the tides. The upstairs kitchen offers stunning views of the open sea and the land leads directly to the beach — a rare luxury for a holiday with your feet in the sand.

Located in a former general store, Petit hôtel de la Montagne has four rooms with private bathrooms and access to shared living spaces. The hotel is also available in private mode for groups.

Set on a vast meadow that ends on the sea horizon, this typical archipelago house has been completely transformed to offer modern comforts while respecting the seaside style in an idyllic setting that invites discovery.

With its typical island architecture, this house has retained its maritime character, with painted panelled walls and original details. Its location, directly facing the sea and the sunsets, completes the charm of the place.

Situated right on the edge of the Dune de l\'Ouest beach, Les Oyats may be recently built, but it\'s still steeped in the seaside charm for which the Islands are famous. It\'s a great place to relax!

Built in 1917 and completely renovated with taste and attention to detail in 2021, this vast house typical of the Magdalen Islands boasts an unrivalled location, ideal for relaxing with a breathtaking view of the sunsets.

An architectural project by Shed Architecture, perched on a hill at the western tip of Havre Aubert Island, Les Rochers is available as a tourist accommodation for those looking for a stylish base for an unforgettable vacation.

Featuring Russian birch interior finishes, clean lines, and soft lighting, this contemporary home naturally blends into the landscape. Set back from the road, it offers a quiet and comfortable retreat, ideal for slowing down and living in harmony with the elements.

Directly on La Grave, this private hotel offers three ways to stay, all bathed in the same maritime charm. A large ancestral house to rent in its entirety and two more intimate outbuildings — La Marina and La Saline — to escape for two. Three atmospheres, a single spirit: that of the Islands, between salty wind and light from the sea.