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PAID CONTENT FOR HOTEL & SPA DES PÊCHEURS


Hotel & SPA des Pêcheurs CORSICA, FRANCE


Set between Corsica and Sardinia, on the protected island of Cavallo, Hotel & SPA des Pêcheurs offers a rare expression of Mediterranean seclusion. Long favoured by discerning travellers seeking privacy away from the spotlight, the island has established itself as one of southern Europe’s most exclusive enclaves. Accessible only by boat or helicopter, Cavallo remains defined by its natural rhythms, where crystalline waters, wind-sculpted granite and untouched landscapes shape the experience. The hotel sits directly on the shoreline, with


several rooms positioned pieds dans l’eau — quite literally ‘feet in the water’ — allowing guests to wake to the gentle sound of the sea just steps from their terrace. Interiors draw on the island’s natural palette, with soft whites, driftwood tones and muted sea blues creating a space that feels both refined and deeply restorative. Cavallo forms part of the Lavezzi archipelago,


a protected marine reserve known for some of the clearest waters in the Mediterranean. Beneath the surface, snorkelling and diving reveal pristine seabeds, while boat excursions offer access to hidden


coves and neighbouring islands such as Lavezzi and Budelli, the latter famed for its rare pink sand beach. Dining reflects Corsica’s unique position


between France and Italy, blending the flavours of both regions. Freshly caught seafood, wild herbs and seasonal produce define the menus, served against uninterrupted sea views. Evenings unfold with a quiet elegance, where simplicity and quality take precedence over formality. At the heart of the hotel’s wellbeing offering lies


the spa, designed as a sanctuary for regeneration. Treatments combine advanced skincare with holistic therapies, complemented by yoga sessions and open- air relaxation spaces that draw on the restorative qualities of the surrounding environment. Cavallo itself remains remarkably untouched. The


island is car-free, preserving both its tranquillity and air quality, while its granite formations — shaped over millennia — create striking natural sculptures unique to the landscape. As the day draws to a close, sunsets over the water, often punctuated by passing sailboats, provide a daily spectacle of shifting light and reflection.


DON’T MISS Snorkel the crystal-clear waters of the Lavezzi reserve, where granite reefs reveal vibrant marine life


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KEY FEATURES • Beachfront rooms & overwater-style rooms


• 2 sea-view restaurants & bar • Full-service spa & wellness lounge • Private beach, pool & jetty access


KEY ACTIVITIES • Snorkelling, diving & boat excursions • Tennis, padel & golf experiences • Private boat transfers • Excursions to Bonifacio


KEY TREATMENTS • Signature facial treatments • Relaxing & deep tissue massages • Body scrubs & detox rituals • Holistic wellness therapies & yoga


GET IN TOUCH • hoteldespecheurs.com • +33 4 98 70 3639 • info@hoteldespecheurs.com • instagram.com/hoteldespecheurs


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