Area Attractions

Only 20 minutes away from Biarritz, the city of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, former pirate stronghold with its quaint fishing port, has undeniable charm. Near the harbour in the historical center of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, discover the magnificent house Lohobiague-enea, better known under the name of Maison Louis XIV.

Built around a white-sand bay between Mont Urgull and Mont Igueldo, San Sebastian is famous for being the town with the most Michelin stars per square meter in the world.

It was Napoleon III's idea to hollow out this rock, surrounded by reef, and connect it to the cliff by means of a wooden bridge. Crowned by a statue of the Virgin Mary, the rock has become the symbol of Biarritz.

In a splendid Art Deco monument, facing the Rocher de la Vierge, visitors will discover a magnificent living spectacle spread across nearly fifty aquariums and thousands of species. Don’t miss the show at seal feeding time that will delight the little ones.

The lighthouse marks the boundary between the sandy Landes coast and the rocky coast of the Basque Country. It offers an exceptional panoramic view of Biarritz and the Basque countryside.

The Port-Vieux beach is the smallest but most charming beach. Protected from the wind and waves due to its oval shape, it is the perfect location for families with children. The beach offers a beautiful view of the Rocher de la Vierge.

Hidden in a small crick, discover Port des Pêcheur, located in the old town of Biarritz. Take the time to walk around and discover charming little houses. Some are still used by fishermen along with restaurants and diving schools.