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Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa Sea & Spa

Quiberon, France · Sofitel · Core Luxury

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Cyclist Louison Bobet, a three-time Tour de France winner, discovered seawater therapy while recovering from a near career-ending 1961 crash and opened this thalassotherapy institute in May 1964; the hotel followed two years later to house patients checking in for weeks-long medically prescribed cures. Accor bought the site in 1984 and made it the flagship of its Thalassa Sea & Spa brand, still drawing its treatments from fresh Atlantic seawater pumped in from the wild Côte Sauvage.

About Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa Sea & Spa

History

Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa Sea & Spa occupies the Quiberon peninsula in Brittany, one of the foundational properties in the Sofitel Thalassa network of seawater therapy resorts. Quiberon's dramatic Atlantic coastline, with its wild 'Côte Sauvage' on one side and calmer beaches on the other, provides an exceptional setting for thalassotherapy treatments using fresh-drawn Atlantic seawater. The hotel is one of France's premier medically supervised wellness resorts. Quiberon is accessible by train and ferry from Brittany's coastal towns.

The setting

On the Quiberon peninsula in Brittany, Atlantic water on the Cote Sauvage, the house Louison Bobet opened after his 1961 crash. This is the Thalassa flagship, not a town-centre hotel.

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