#Restaurant Guadeloupe

[ric4men]

"69" le rhum de collection de 619 | Guadeloupe www.ric4men.com #619saintfrancoisguadeloupe #restaurant #bar #caveduvin #guadeloupe #saintfrancois #ric4men #rhum #sortir #antilles #carribbean (hier: 619) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmIgjZlNeYV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#619saintfrancoisguadeloupe #restaurant #bar #caveduvin #guadeloupe #saintfrancois #ric4men #rhum #sortir #antilles #carribbean

[steff-02]

Maintenant qu’on a bien fait bronzette, c’est le moment de prendre le large. Il est 10h lorsque notre transfert nous dépose à l’aéroport de Punta Cana, devant les guichets d’Europcar. La fille en charge de notre réservation est vraiment très sympathique. Lorsque qu’elle comprend que nous parlons français, elle fait beaucoup d’effort pour nous donner quelques informations dans notre langue maternelle. Je lui demande comment elle a appris le français. Elle me répond l’avoir appris à l’école. Lisant l’étonnement sur mon visage, elle complète sa réponse en expliquant qu’elle a étudié dans une école privée et c’est là qu’elle a eu la chance d’apprendre le français mais que ça plus grosse difficulté c’est la prononciation. Notre discussion de compétences linguistiques terminée et le contrat signé, je prend en main notre Hyundai Verna et direction le supermarché situé à quelques minutes de l’aéroport.

Premier arrêt, l’agence Claro, pour acheter une carte SIM. Le forfait de 5 jours d’internet m’a coûté un peu moins que 5,50CHF 😅.

Deuxième arrêt, le supermarché. Dès notre entrée le sécurisas m’invite à déposer mon sac à dos dans des casiers sécurisés. Le supermarché est très propre et très bien organisé. Les oranges sont rangées une par une pour former une pyramide 🤯. Nous trouvons les deux trois choses dont nous avions besoins et surtout, l’indispensable ! Du Nutella 😍.

Maintenant que nous sommes approvisionnés, nous pouvons prendre la route. Après une heure à sillonner les champs de canne à sucre, nous faisons halte à la « cueva de las maravillas » (la grottes de merveilles). Avec un petit groupe de touriste et notre guide, nous descendons à plusieurs mètres sous terre. Cette grotte de 4.5 km2 était habitée par le peuple Taíno au 15ème siècle. Ils ont marqué leur passage par environ 500 peintures et gravures sur les murs de la grotte. Leurs dessins ressemblent un peu à des tags, un visiteur a même demandé à la guide s’ils étaient authentiques 😂. Une fois la visite de la grotte terminée, la guide nous explique que nous allons remonter pour aller observer les iguanes. En effet, plus de 3000 iguanes vivent dans cette réserve. Ils ne sont pas en captivité, un espace rocheux leur a été créer (aussi pour que les visiteurs puissent les observé plus facilement) mais ils sont libres d’aller ou bon leur semble. ENFIN je vois des iguanes ! Depuis 2021, lorsque nous sommes allé en Guadeloupe que j’aimerais voir des iguanes, en vain… La République Dominicaine abrite une espèce d’iguane que l’on trouve uniquement sur cette île, l’iguane rhinocéros 🦎🦏. Il tient son nom des petites cornes que l’ont peut voir sur son museau !

Maintenant que j’ai finis de faire le paparazzi, nous reprenons la route direction Santo Domingo, à un peu plus d’une heure de route. Lorsque nous arrivons à l’adresse indiquée sur Booking, nous avons la surprise de découvrir que l’appartement que nous avons réservé se trouve dans une résidence gradée 24h/24 par des sécuritas 👍🏼 la propriétaire des lieux est très sympathique. Elle nous fait visiter l’appartement, nous parle un peu des coins sympa et nous laisse son whatsapp si besoin d’autre conseil. Le logement est très spacieux. Petite cuisine, salle à manger, salon, WC et douche séparée et 3 chambres dont une qui dispose d’un WC et d’une douche ! On ne vas pas se marcher dessus 😂 Pour ce soir, on décide de ne pas s’aventurer dans les rues de la capitale, on va souper dans un petit restaurant au bas de l’immeuble ;)

[joyland2022]

keith mcnally, the owner of NY restaurant balthazaar, is a spiky and controversial figure: on one hand, he was the one that banned james cordon from his restaurant, and on the other, he defended ghislane maxwell... still, he's an interesting person to follow on IG. i thought i'd just drop one of mcnally's posts here:

PICASSO'S FORMER GIRLFRIEND, FRANCOISE GILOT, DIED YESTERDAY. SHE WAS 101. THIS A TRUE STORY THAT I WROTE TO MY YOUNGER CHILDREN 10 YEARS AGO.

Dear George and Alice,

A few years ago when we were on holiday in Guadeloupe, I was looking around for a book to read. Lying on a chair was something called Life With Picasso, a book about Picasso, written by his former girlfriend, Francoise Gilot. I began reading the book and after 10 minutes couldn't put it down. Mostly because I didn't pay for it. Gilot met Picasso in Paris in 1943. She was 21 and Picasso 61. Though they were in love and had two children together, they never married. Picasso was a genius, but a monster to live with. Gilot was the only woman strong enough to leave him. The book was less about Picasso and more about Gilot's gradual liberation. I was so captivated by the book that on returning to New York I had an urge to write to its author. I dialed 411. Unbelievably, there was an F. Gilot living on West 67th St. I called the number and Gilot herself answered. I apologized for calling out of the blue, and explained I was so taken with her book - written 43 years ago - that I felt compelled to call her. She didn't like talking on the telephone and asked me to write her a letter instead. The next day I wrote her a long account of why I'd enjoyed her book. She replied to my letter, and this led to a serious correspondence between us. At one point Gilot invited me to dinner at her apartment on 67th St. It was above a restaurant appropriately called Cafe des Artists. The apartment was large and elegant, and hanging on its walls were a few paintings by Picasso, but mostly by Gilot herself. It was just me, Gilot, and a friend of hers, for dinner. I couldn't believe I was sitting next to Picasso's old girlfriend. Gilot became quite animated over dinner, and told me such interesting stories about Matisse, Braque and Picasso himself. Picasso was born all the way back in 1881 - over a hundred and thirty years earlier. It was strange to think I was within touching distance of the 19th century. I wished you both could have been there.

Much love, Dad xxxx

here:

#picasso #readings #francoise gilot

[vivreenguadeloupe]

Zicatela Mazunte Zipolite

We stayed around 4 days in Puerto Escondido (first in the ‚center‘, later in Zicatela). In Puerto Escondido we did a bioluminescence tour - Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light by a living organism (yes, wikipedia) so if you swim in water you see blue light around your body. It was an amazing experience and it felt really magical.

Then we went to Zicatela which is very touristy and there are heaps of surfers - we rented surfboards once but the waves were crazy and I didn’t try it there. Most of the time I was lying on the beach, tanning, reading, relaxing. Finally a destination had vegetarian options. The streets were full of fancy restaurants and cafés with even vegan options. Since it was very crowded and the waves were not the best for us we booked a surfcamp in Zipolite where the waves are smaller.

On the way there we stopped in Mazunte one night and I loved it there. It was like Zicatela but calmer and the vibe was great. We went to a raggae party and had great fun on the beach and on the party. Since that village my mood got better and I even manage to counterfeit the guys sometimes. It‘s not too easy to travel with three guys who constantly make fun of you or tease you (which is really disturbing after some time tbh). We talked that issue out but I still have to fight to be treated respectfully sometimes.

The first day in Zipolite (which is even smaller than Mazunte) was great! We stay in a rather old and shabby hostel but the owners are so friendly and I love the oldish vibe there. Everything is laid back and on the beach there is almost only naked people. :))

My first surf lesson (I only tried it by myself once in Guadeloupe) went very well I‘d say. We had a great teacher and I managed to get up on the board almost every time. Some times I also got a great nose-mouth wash with saltwater but I really enjoyed it and had so much fun. Plus, we surfed just when the sun set so we had amazing views while catching the waves.

I can‘t wait to improve my skills, to stay in this beautiful place and to hopefully stay as happy as I am now ✨

[brookstonalmanac]

Events 11.21 (after 1960)

1961 – The "La Ronde" opens in Honolulu, first revolving restaurant in the United States. 1962 – The Chinese People's Liberation Army declares a unilateral ceasefire in the Sino-Indian War. 1964 – The Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge opens to traffic. At the time it is the world's longest bridge span. 1964 – Second Vatican Council: The third session of the Roman Catholic Church's ecumenical council closes. 1969 – U.S. President Richard Nixon and Japanese Premier Eisaku Satō agree on the return of Okinawa to Japanese control in 1972. The U.S. retains rights to bases on the island, but these are to be nuclear-free. 1969 – The first permanent ARPANET link is established between UCLA and SRI. 1972 – Voters in South Korea overwhelmingly approve a new constitution, giving legitimacy to Park Chung Hee and the Fourth Republic. 1974 – The Birmingham pub bombings kill 21 people. The Birmingham Six are sentenced to life in prison for the crime but subsequently acquitted. 1980 – A deadly fire breaks out at the MGM Grand Hotel in Paradise, Nevada (now Bally's Las Vegas). Eighty-five people are killed and more than 650 are injured in the worst disaster in Nevada history. 1985 – United States Navy intelligence analyst Jonathan Pollard is arrested for spying after being caught giving Israel classified information on Arab nations. He is subsequently sentenced to life in prison. 1986 – National Security Council member Oliver North and his secretary start to shred documents allegedly implicating them in the Iran–Contra affair. 1990 – Bangkok Airways Flight 125 crashes on approach to Samui Airport, killing 38. 1992 – A major tornado strikes the Houston, Texas area during the afternoon. Over the next two days the largest tornado outbreak ever to occur in the US during November spawns over 100 tornadoes. 1995 – The Dayton Agreement is initialed at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near Dayton, Ohio, ending three and a half years of war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 1996 – Humberto Vidal explosion: Thirty-three people die when a Humberto Vidal shoe shop in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico explodes. 2002 – NATO invites Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia to become members. 2002 – Arturo Guzmán Decena, founder of Los Zetas and high-member of the Gulf Cartel, is killed in a shoot-out with the Mexican Army and the police. 2004 – The second round of the Ukrainian presidential election is held, giving rise to massive protests and controversy over the election's integrity. 2004 – Dominica is hit by the most destructive earthquake in its history. The northern half of the island sustains the most damage, especially the town of Portsmouth. In neighboring Guadeloupe, one person is killed. 2004 – The Paris Club agrees to write off 80% (up to $100 billion) of Iraq's external debt. 2006 – Anti-Syrian Lebanese politician and government minister Pierre Gemayel is assassinated in suburban Beirut. 2009 – A mine explosion in Heilongjiang, China kills 108. 2012 – At least 28 are wounded after a bomb is thrown onto a bus in Tel Aviv. 2013 – Fifty-four people are killed when the roof of a shopping center collapses in Riga, Latvia. 2013 – Massive protests start in Ukraine after President Viktor Yanukovych suspended signing the Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement. 2014 – A stampede in Kwekwe, Zimbabwe caused by the police firing tear gas kills at least eleven people and injures 40 others. 2015 – The government of Belgium imposes a security lockdown on Brussels, including the closure of shops, schools, and public transportation, due to potential terrorist attacks. 2017 – Robert Mugabe formally resigns as President of Zimbabwe, after thirty-seven years in office. 2019 – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is indicted on charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. 2019 – Tesla launches the SUV Cybertruck. A gaffe occurs during the launch event when its "unbreakable" windows shatter during demonstration. 2021 – An SUV plows through a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, killing six and injuring 62.

#Events

[z0mbie-bab3zzz]

What is it about the virgin Mary in that oval that's just so fucking cunty. I hate Christianity but virgen de guadeloupe ATE THAT. SHE ATE. Especially when she's full color and on a wall in the Mexican restaurant literally most beautiful place I've ever ever been

#i just impulse bought a blanket with her on it a couple weeks ago its so slay

[latribune]

[wise-journey]

Exploring Portsmouth

Set on the enchanting island of Dominica, the vibrant city of Portsmouth calls out to travelers with its intriguing blend of rich history, natural charm, and a dynamic sense of adventure. As an impassioned writer and a daring explorer, I found myself irresistibly pulled towards this incredible destination, eager to explore its hidden gems and share my experiences with fellow travelers yearning for exciting escapades.

When to Go:

Choosing the perfect time to visit Portsmouth primarily depends on your preferences and intended experiences. With its tropical climate, Dominica enjoys warm temperatures all year round, ranging between 25 to 30 degrees Celsius (77 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit). The dry season, spanning November to April, is ideal for sun-seekers, while the lush greenery of the rainy season, running from May to October, contributes a magical touch to the landscape. Keep in mind, hurricanes occasionally occur during June to November, so it's advisable to stay updated with the weather forecast before your trip.

How to Get There:

Reaching Portsmouth is an adventure in its own right, as you kickstart your journey to this Caribbean paradise. The most straightforward way to access Dominica is by flying into Douglas-Charles Airport (DOM), situated approximately 30 minutes from Portsmouth. Several international airlines offer flights to Dominica, promising a smooth and hassle-free journey for travelers. Alternatively, you can opt for a ferry ride from neighboring islands like Guadeloupe or Martinique, allowing you to witness breathtaking coastal scenery before setting foot on Portsmouth's shores.

Where to Stay:

In Portsmouth, accommodations mirror the city's adventurous spirit and offer varied options to cater to every traveler's taste. For luxury seekers craving serenity, enjoy the exquisite beachfront resorts that pepper the coast, offering stunning panoramas of the Caribbean Sea. If you prefer an intimate experience, consider the boutique hotels within the city that allow you to immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture. For budget-conscious travelers, guest houses and eco-lodges provide a comfortable and affordable stay, emphasizing sustainability and proximity to natural beauty.

Gastronomy and Culture:

Prepare to embark on a gastronomic journey that will satiate your taste buds and awaken your senses. Dominica's cuisine blends Creole, Caribbean, and European influences, resulting in a tantalizing fusion of flavors. Explore local restaurants and sample traditional dishes like "callaloo," a leafy green vegetable stew, or "mountain chicken," an unusual delicacy derived from the native giant frog. Don't miss the opportunity to attend a lively Creole festival, brimming with vibrant music, dance, and mouthwatering street food, giving you a glimpse into the island's rich cultural tapestry.

Activities and Sights:

Adventure is synonymous with Portsmouth, and there is no shortage of exhilarating experiences to be had. Begin your exploration by stepping into the remarkable Morne Diablotin National Park, where you can hike to the summit of Mount Diablotin, Dominica's highest peak. Your reward is a breathtaking panorama of cascading waterfalls, lush rainforests, and sweeping coastal vistas. For water enthusiasts, Cabrits National Park is a must-visit. Dive or snorkel in the pristine waters of Prince Rupert Bay, discovering a vibrant underwater world bursting with colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life. To delve into the island's history, wander through Fort Shirley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site within the park, uncovering the tales of battles waged and victories gained.

Tours and Tips:

To fully absorb the wonders of Portsmouth, consider embarking on guided tours that spotlight the city's highlights. Take a boat tour along the Indian River, a serene waterway enveloped by mangroves, where you can spot exotic birds and even bear witness to the river's night-time luminescence. Interact with the local community by joining a cultural tour, where you can learn traditional fishing, cooking, and handicraft-making from the friendly locals.

Money and Shopping:

The currency in Dominica is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), and most establishments accept major credit cards. However, it's advisable to carry some cash, especially when visiting more remote areas. Shopping in Portsmouth offers the chance to support local artisans and bring home distinctive souvenirs. Prowl through the bustling markets, where you'll find handmade crafts, colorful batik fabrics, and aromatic spices that will propel you back to the island long after your journey has ended.

Nightlife and Transport:

After sundown, Portsmouth's nightlife awakens with dynamic energy and infectious rhythms. Dance till dawn at local bars and clubs, grooving to the pulsating beats of reggae, soca, and calypso tunes. Taxis and minibusses are readily available for transportation within the city, but for the more adventurous souls, renting a bicycle or moped allows for easy exploration of the city's charming streets and picturesque landscapes. As I bid adieu to Portsmouth, a destination that has imprinted its mark on my soul, I am filled with gratitude for the memories created and adventures experienced. This city, with its enthralling culture, gastronomy, and a never-ending array of activities, truly embodies the essence of exploration. So, my fellow wanderers, I implore you to embark on your own journey to Portsmouth and plunge into the magic that awaits. Allow the spirit of adventure to guide your footsteps and let the treasures of this Caribbean gem unfold before your very eyes. Bon Voyage! Read the full article

#adventure #Dominica #Portsmouth

[theaddressvip]

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[gwada2022]

Le plus beau des levés de soleil

 En arrivant la veille à l’auberge, l’apéro était servi avec un poulet boucané au snack d’en face. C’était parfait pour me familiariser avec Grande-Terre. La soirée était très agréable. On alla même avec Max et deux canadienne sur la marina pour boire des Despés jusqu’à 1h du matin🍻

Cela n’empêche pas qu’à 5h25 du matin. Mes yeux étaient grands ouverts et j’ai pris la décision d’aller en direction de la pointe des châteaux. Car si l’ouest est reconnu pour le couché du soleil, l’est est fantastique pour le lever ☀️☀️ 6h05 sur place pas grand monde sur le parking, un calme olympien sur la grande plage. Je profite donc pour avoir le meilleur spot prendre le téléphone pour filmer et prendre des photos pendant 45 minutes de kif total.

Je galère ensuite pour trouver le chemin de randonnée pour m’amener au sommet de la falaise qui va m’offrir une vue incroyable en face de nous la Désirade. La vue est vertigineuse, on est absorbé par l’impact des vagues sur les roches qui apporte une atmosphère enivrante.

Sur le chemin du retour, j’en profite pour me poser sur une petite crique avec des piscines naturelles mais comme il y a des vagues de malade je décide d’avancer sur mon livre. Avant de rentrer sur Saint-François, je m’arrête à le moule qui était la ville avec le plus grand nombre d’esclaves de la Guadeloupe, de superbes graffitis, aux abords de la plage et une mairie avec un style très créole sont les deux éléments marquants de cette ville.

Lorsque je rentre à l’auberge, le dortoir est vide et j’en profite pour faire une sieste de 30 minutes réparatrice. Comme la ville est hyper touristique, j’arrive facilement à trouver un resto pour un repas, trois services en finissant avec un véritable baba au rhum . Encore une fois j’ai une des meilleures table avec une vue imprenable sur le lagon.

Je ne vais pas passer une journée sans me baigner et je m’arrête donc à la plage la plus proche qui est celle des raisins clairs. Par rapport à ce que j’ai vu depuis le début c’est pas incroyable et je me dis que je vais aller à celle de la caravelle, qui est celle du Club Med. Elle est mieux mais très très touristique. Heureusement que devant moi se déroule des cours de kitesurf et je me dis que ce sport n’est pas pour moi

Lorsque je rentre à l’auberge, nous avons une surprise de la part de Sandra qui est cuisinière dans un restaurant à Manosque. Elle nous concocte un super bon Colombo créole réunionnais au poulet. Heureusement qu’elle a mis la sauce piquante à côté🌶️🌶️. On passe un bon moment convivial tous ensemble c’est ça aussi le côté partage de l’auberge de jeunesse..

[kiara-on-the-shore]

J’ai rêvé que j’étais revenue à Paris.

Je croisait ma grand-mère près du Royal Pereire (ROYAL) , et alors que je lui déclarait ma surprise devant cette coïncidence, j’entendais ma mère parler derrière moi.

Je me retourne, elle était là, elle souriait. Elles étaient heureuses de me revoir. Ma mère me montre du doigt le restaurant de sushi a côté, qui je crois, n’existe plus maintenant. ( TEMPS / PASSÉ )

Il y a mon père de dos, qui déjeune avec Alexis, à moitié avachit sur l’autre chaise. Il me sourit et me fait un signe de la main.

Ma mère me dit que ce n’est pas un hasard, qu’ils avaient prévus de m’acceuillir à mon retour. Elle me dit de rejoindre Alex et mon père.

Je me retrouve dans mon ancien appartement ( TEMPS / PASSÉ ) , il y a quelqu’un que je connais pas, et je ne souviens plus de qui c’est, fille ou garçon, grand ou petit. Connu ou inconnu. Je sais juste qu’il y a quelqu’un. ( Yori ?)

Je semble « trop haut » ( HAUT / ROYAL ) et l’appartement est entièrement fait de verre, ( ALLER VERS / FUTUR ), il donne sur le ciel.

Cette fois ci c’est la nuit, ( TEMPS ) et je voit une multitude d’étoiles qui scintillent dans le ciel. Je vois aussi la lune, elle est pleine et immense, elle brille. Je dis alors que le ciel ressemble à celui des Caraïbes.

Je me dis que c’est impossible car ici il n’y a pas d’étoiles, que c’est une prison dorée. ( ROYAL ). Je me dis que je dois sûrement être en Guadeloupe, car la pleine lune ( qui commence à laisser place à un croissant ) est inversé, comme c’est vraiment le cas en Guadeloupe par rapport à la France. Je réalise que je rêve, je me réveille. (avec les deux Katons sur la tête qui ronronnent).

[amirachanges]

30 before 30 + Bucketlist

Already achieved at the age of 27:

Got my nursing degree (BSc General Nursing) - 25/06/2021

Got my postgraduate degree (Santé communautaire) - 5/09/2022

Bought an apartment near the beach - 14/09/2022 

Bought an Iphone 13 pro 21/09/2022

Find a fulfilling job - School nurse 5/12/2022

Not achieved yet:

1. Launch my agenda (sell something I made)

2. Open an online store / Have a business / Create passive income

3. Start praying and go more often to the mosque

4. Join pottery classes

5. Fall in love and get engaged

6. Join a gym / Swimming / Iceskating 

7. Visit the Caribbean islands (Saint-Martin, Ile Maurice, Guadeloupe)

8. Visit East Asia (Singapore, Thailand, SK, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Japan)

9. Get better at taking care of my beauty and health

10.  Own and live in a clean minimal home (big garden, swimming pool)

11. Learn a language: Spanish, Arabic, Korean and Luxembourgish

12. Go see stand-up comedy

13. Sing Karaoke with a group of friends

14. Get into photography

15. Visit a Mediterranean country (Mallorca, Cinque Terre, Amalfi Coast, Capri)

16. Adopt a kitty

17. Attend a musical festival / concert

18. Buy a nice camera

19. Be involved in the construction of a mosque / tree / water well

20. Move to a new city / country

21. Watch a movie with my lover in the Park

22. Have a nice instagram feed page

23. Go on a cross-country road trip

24. Go Scubadiving

25. Go camping and stargazing

27. Create unique artwork for my home

28. Make peace with my past and celebrate my future

29. Go on a picnic

Other things on the bucketlist

- Go to Islamic conferences

- Develop my culinary skills

- Write a letter to myself and open it in 10 years

- Learn how to bake

- Go to business conferences (real estate, digital business, e-commerce)

- Finish decluttering all my junk and sell them

- Take a hot air balloon ride in Istanbul

- Go to an art gallery

- Read the Quran

- Organise family videos / cassettes

- Be involved for a humanitarian cause

- Attend a beach bonfire

- Start composting and plant a garden (herbs, fruits and vegetables)

- Discover Disney Land Paris for the first time

- Learn Self defense

- Watch Fireworks

- Surf in Mirleft

- Go hiking in Switzerland + Mountain Coaster (slide)

- Go to an  “Aventure park” in Wavre / Durbuy 

- Renovate and decorate my own home

- Eat in a rooftop restaurant in NYC

- Reach financial freedom before the age of 40

- Develop my soft skills an social skills (interpersonal intelligence)

18/09/2022

[relasdumouline]

Finding a good hotel in St. Barth?

The resort is located on the secluded west coast of the island, and features both a large and small pool. The rooms are decorated in rich colors and offer both ocean and garden views. The best restaurants in Guadeloupe are a mix of French and Creole cuisines. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, and you'll find something for everyone's taste. The most popular places to eat are La Voile d'Or, Le Flamboyant, La Cuisine Creole, and Le Poulpe. The food is fresh and tasty, and the service is friendly. You'll be able to enjoy the ambiance of a French bistro while you dine. Scroll https://www.relaisdumoulin.com/ to visit once and enjoy the services.

[dorisvisits]