In collusion with its little sister, Hoëdic, Houat demonstrates its independence, distancing itself from the continent to which it was originally attached. You have to be able to navigate a boat to earn the right to land at this islet, which lies 14 km off the Quiberon coast and is inhabited by just 250 people throughout the year, and even fewer trees. Here, rocks, moors, wind and sea in reign permanent communion, sometimes falling out before again reconciling. You are bound to catch snatches of their exchanges during your walk along the coast and on the beaches. Simply pay careful attention to detect their nuances and secrets. A subtle sense of being at the very tip of the world …