Eight days on the Emerald Coast

The rhythm of the week

The same narrative whichever tier you choose. The hotels differ; the care does not.

1. Day 1

   Arrival in Paris

   Met at CDG or Orly and driven to a five-star Paris hotel. No itinerary, no pressure — only a calm dinner and a good night's sleep. The trip begins the moment your car door closes.

2. Day 2

   Le Jules Verne, then the calm chapter

   A lazy Paris morning, then lunch at Le Jules Verne inside the Eiffel Tower (two Michelin stars). Your chauffeur is waiting at the South Pillar; a short transfer to Montparnasse, then TGV Première to Brittany — a restful two hours rather than four in a car. A driver meets your carriage at Rennes; you are at your hotel on the Emerald Coast by early evening.

3. Day 3

   Golf de Dinard

   The heritage opener — the second-oldest course in France (1887), minutes from your hotel. A round with your own English-speaking PGA professional, an unhurried lunch at the course, and the afternoon at your pace. Your companion has the thalasso and the coast.

4. Day 4

   The coastal links

   Saint-Cast Côte d'Émeraude or Pléneuf-Val-André, chosen for the week's weather and light. Cliff-top fairways above the Atlantic, a table near the course, and home before dusk.

5. Day 5

   The centrepiece

   A day that breathes. A thalasso morning, an optional private crossing to Mont-Saint-Michel, then the headline dinner of the week — Le Coquillage at Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, three Michelin stars, sea and garden. Delivered before late-week fatigue, when you can savour every course.

6. Day 6

   The third round

   The alternate coastal course, then a refined but calmer dinner — a local table chosen for the group's rhythm rather than another long tasting.

7. Day 7

   The final round & a quiet close

   One last course, then a closing dinner that is intimate rather than epic — a single Michelin star at Castelbrac, or your hotel's own grand dining room. A fitting end, not an endurance test.

8. Day 8

   Homeward, unhurried

   A late breakfast, a driver to Rennes, TGV to Paris, and a car waiting for your flight. Everything already arranged — right down to the timing of your departure.