Lezbroz Beach Argelestourism Lezbroz 70272Lezbroz are Teddy and his brother Thomas, photographer and videographer respectively. They travel all over France, Europe and the world, showcasing the richness of the region through their visual reports. They like to share their discoveries with their community, whether on Instagram or their blog, far from the clichés and the beaten track. That’s why they stopped off in Argelès-sur-Mer
Lezbroz Mas Larrieu Argelestourisme Lezbroz 7011Who are you, Lezbroz?
Lezbroz is reminiscent of “The Brothers” and emphasizes our brotherly side. One day, I fell in love with travel and photography at the same time. So I started out on my own, before Thomas joined me five years ago. Since then, we’ve been traveling the world, sharing the content we create to inspire our followers to visit the places we discover. And for Argelès-sur-Mer, it was a great discovery!
And what would you have to share about Argelès-sur-Mer?
I really loved Argelès-sur-Mer! It’s got a wild side, huge beaches, wide open spaces… you can just breathe. What’s more, it
has a rich heritage. Just stroll through the village. You can admire a sunrise by the beach and a sunset high in the mountains all in the same day. And, in the off-season, it’s just great! For photography, it’s fabulous, because you can capture special atmospheres. There are three places I really fell in love with: the Racou district, with its little seaside houses where you can walk in the sand along its flower-filled little streets. I wasn’t expecting it, and that increased the surprise tenfold. The hike to the Massane tower, even though I struggled to get there. But once you get to the top, the view is breathtaking, especially at the end of the day. The sentier du littoral (coastal path) runs along the entire wild coast, along the edge of the cliffs. A very pleasant place to stroll.
What’s your favorite spot?
It’s a place with a special atmosphere for those who like peace and quiet, rejuvenation and nature. Wide open spaces, the mountains behind. Watching a sunrise or sunset at the Mas Larrieu nature reserve has that end-of-the-world feel that I love.
