Why would you spend your holiday at another nondescript hotel, when you could have your own island, and stay in a 19th century lighthouse, all for the same price as a B&B. The impressive Ile Louët is perched in the midst of Morlaix Bay in Brittany, France, and provides the perfect peaceful retreat for explorers who wish to have the ultimate secluded retreat. Groups of up to 10 guests can enjoy stunning ocean views on the quaint plot for the mere price of €200 (£145/$215) for two nights. Scroll down for video . Ile Louët is set 1148 ft from the shore in Brittany and is the perfect retreat for up to 10 guests costing just £145 . Enjoy spectacular views of the Morlaix Bay from the island that used to guide safety through the bay . The quaint cottage is a comfortable stay and can be hired for the small sum of €200 (£145) for two nights . Suitable for adventurers only, guests will lodge in the cottage once used by the lighthouse keepers, who had to manually guide boats through the waters on the Carantec coast. From 1857 to the 1960s this was done by person, and the island was inhabited until this point by the families of the guiders. The neglected property was renovated in 2004 for the use of a holiday home, and guests can journey to the haven for a few days of relaxation in the powder-blue lodging. But the property is only suitable for those who are happy to be cut off from the world, and who want to rely on being ferried over by a local sailor, for the return trip sum of €100 (£70). The secluded island has to be reached by boat, and you can hire a local sailor to transport you and your guests for the return trip sum of €100 (£70) The lighthouse keeper's cottage has a patio area, perfect for enjoying a sunset BBQ overlooking the bay . The lighthouse was used manually from 1857 to the 1960s and their families would inhabit the island with the lighthouse keeper. Despite lacking a high-tech interior, the lighthouse cottage offers spectacular views over the bay and guests can enjoy sunsets whilst having a BBQ on the cottage patio while listening the waves crash against the rocks. While the retreat sounds idyllic, guests will have to sacrifice some home comforts. The outcrop has no hot running water, and a chilly night run to the toilet awaits, as the outbuilding has been converted into a bathroom. What the bathroom lacks in facilities, however, it gains in breathtaking views. The lighthouse island is so popular that it is fully booked for 2015, but enquiries for 2016 can be made by emailing carantec@tourisme.morlaix.fr. The cottage is adorned with powder-blue shutters and has an outbuilding bathroom . Bit chilly! An old pigsty was converted to be a new bathroom, which is separate from the house . Guests are left on the island and have to arrange their own means of transport . The lighthouse island is so popular that it is fully booked for 2015, but enquiries for 2016 can be made .
The Ile Louët island is perched 350 metres out from the Morlaix Bay, in Brittany, France.
Up to 10 people can rent the whole island for £145 for two nights - the same price as a quality B&B.
Island comes complete with a 19th century lighthouse, quaint cottage and panoramic views.