The Marais de Bréjat equestrian center extends over more than 250 private acres , classified Natura 2000, between sea and forest in a setting of reeds, canals, marshes, pine forests, wet meadows . From reedbeds bordered by canals to fragrant pine forests, from ancient oaks to peat bogs, facing the bay of Bonne-Anse  .

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It's a  paradise of tranquility, where nature has all the rights  .

  From my great great great grandfather who was a cattle breeder to my great grandfather who planted the pines along the bike path, from my grandparents to my parents who maintain the marsh,  each generation has watched with benevolence over this generous nature.

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Here, there are no stalled horses or large infrastructures, just nature in its purest form.

Our horses live all year round in our meadows, in the spring, they go down to the wet meadows and at the end of autumn, go up to spend the winter near the farm in meadows with more sandy soil, with their feet dry. No chemicals are used on the marsh the horses are fed exclusively with our natural prairie hay. 

Horses well in their hooves and in their heads!

This marsh is a family story, with my parents and my brothers and a lot, a lot of elbow grease! Thank you to them and all those who helped me, and thank you in advance to you who will come for a walk to the rhythm of the steps of my horses, which will allow me to enlarge the herd.

    From vast reed beds to shady forests, from pine forests to grassy meadows, come and discover this unique and preserved place in La Palmyre.

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My ponies and horses will be your partners to take you on a trip to the heart of nature, and I will be your guide.

                 Marie