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The terrace at dusk with the pool edge and the sea behind. A slow week in the bay, hour by hour What actually happens across seven days in late September: the swim before six, the boats at the harbour steps, the long table on Friday and the walk up to the chapel that nobody finishes. 4 September, 2026 Keep reading

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Seared fish with roasted squash on a dark plate. What the boats bring in through September Four skippers, one market and a kitchen list that gets rewritten at half past six each morning. 28 August, 2026 Keep reading A wooden boat moored in a turquoise cove. Nine quiet coves within an hour of the gate Where to swim when the harbour beach fills up, ordered by how far you have to walk from the road. 11 August, 2026 Keep reading An overhead view of a laid table with flatbread and small plates. How we set the long table for eighteen Linen, lamps, five courses and the seating plan that we gave up on after the second Friday. 24 July, 2026 Keep reading The courtyard arch with a hanging lantern. The winter the harbour house lost its roof A storm in February took most of the tiles, which is how we learned who in the village owns a ladder. 9 July, 2026 Keep reading The pool at dusk with cabanas along one side. Swimming before breakfast, all year The sea steps open at six. Water temperatures month by month, plus the two weeks we would skip. 21 June, 2026 Keep reading A balcony daybed with the open sea beyond. Olive picking with the neighbours in November Two weeks after we close, the whole street works the terraces above the house. Guests can join. 2 June, 2026 Keep reading