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“Pilat is a common surname in Central Europe. It is spelled simply Pilat in Western countries such as France and Austria, Pilát in Czech and Slovak, Piłat in Polish, and Pylat (Пилат) in Ukrainian. This may refer to individuals bearing the last name or the name itself.”
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Condé Nast TravelerNov 10, 2025

France’s Cap Ferret Is Far More Than the ‘French Hamptons’

With its sand dunes, oyster shacks, and off-duty A-listers, Cap Ferret is known as the French Hamptons—but the reality is far more untamed.

sand dunes glow and undulate under the sun

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  • Villa de la PointeHotelwhite wooden shack, cabane style building
  • Les Petits MouchoirsPlaceLittle White Lies ( French : Les Petits Mouchoirs ) is a 2010 French comedy-drama film written and directed by…
  • Plage du Truc VertSightvast, wild sandy beach
  • PilatSightsand dunes glow and undulate under the sun
  • Pyla-sur-MerNeighborhoodgreener, classically refined village near dunes
  • Arcachon BaySightArcachon Basin or alternatively Arcachon Bay is a bay of the Atlantic Ocean on the southwest coast of France, situated…
  • La CoornicheHotelhotel designed by Philippe Starck
  • HaaïtzaHotelsister hotel to La Coorniche, also by Starck
  • Hôtel de la PlageHotelin the village of L’Herbe, former dormitory
  • L'HerbeNeighborhoodoyster farming village with wooden cabins
  • Le Monte à BordFast foodoyster shack with simple dining overlooking bay
  • Chez HortenseRestaurantfamous restaurant with bay views, moules and frites
  • La Cabane D'HortenseRestaurantKhalid Zamrani’s “zen space” overlooking bay
  • Cap Ferret MarketMarkettraditional market in Lège Cap-Ferret
  • Le Bistrot de PeyoRestauranttapas and wine after market visit
  • MayzouRestaurantadventurous menu changes daily
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