Postcard Fort Boyard

A true emblem of the Atlantic coast, Fort Boyard stands between the Île d’Aix and the Île d’Oléron, at the heart of the Pertuis d’Antioche. Built in the 19th century to protect the coastline from invasions, it has had a tumultuous history before becoming an iconic monument, especially thanks to the television show that bears its name. This stone bastion, isolated in the open sea, is a testament to the architectural ingenuity of its time and the immense challenge of constructing such a fortress on a sandbank.

Under the ever-changing Atlantic sky, Fort Boyard seems to defy time and the elements. Its imposing stone walls contrast with the surrounding waters, creating a landscape that is both mysterious and captivating. The shadow of a seagull soaring above the fort adds a touch of freedom and escape to the composition. This graphic representation, designed by Lotza, is inspired by a sleek and modern style while paying tribute to the maritime heritage of the monument.

A symbol of resilience and adaptation, the fort continues to fascinate visitors and history enthusiasts. Now unoccupied, it remains a silent witness to naval battles and the challenges of construction in the open sea. Its image, etched into the collective memory, embodies adventure, mystery, and France’s maritime heritage. This postcard is an invitation to rediscover this unique monument, a witness to the past and an essential landmark of the Charente coastline.

You will find below a situation to better see the postcard.
The postcard is sent (via La Poste) in a bubble envelope.