Retirement for Jane Whalley and her husband, Stéphane Prost, means time to do what they want, when they want. “We love being active and will continue to ski, sail, kitesurf and ride horses for as long as we can, combined with travel,” Whalley, 55, says. “One of the best things about retirement is the time it gives you to visit friends around the world.”
Whalley, originally from Cambridge, is a private chef and Prost, 60, from Paris, is a ski instructor. Together they ran a ski school in Méribel in the French Alps for 20 years. When it came to finding a base for their post-work life, they knew it had to be close to the sea.
“We’re water babies really,” Prost says. “But finding
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