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1 year ago
Absolutely beautiful. There are striking views of the bay, especially with sailboat and shorebirds. There's a great sidewalk you can follow, and it leads out to a park on the point. Relaxing and beautiful, especially at sunset. read more
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St Jean de Luz, Pyrénées-Atlantiques
France
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From the owner: Un lieu charmant et pittoresque Le port fut construit au XIIe siècle. Il abrite une flotte de…read morebateaux en bois aux couleurs vives qui lui confèrent son côté pitoresque. La pêche à la baleine, à la morue, à la sardine et au thon ont fait la réputation des pêcheurs basques.
From the owner: Charme portuaire Un lieu charmant et pittoresque avec ses bateaux de pêche en bois, tous peints…read moreavec des couleurs vives. Il n'a été édifié qu'au XIIe siècle, lorsque l'ensablement du fleuve l'Adour a réduit considérablement les activités du port de Bayonne. Les maisons qui longent ses quais sont de style labourdin.
From the owner: Légendaire Elle n'a qu'une valeur de légende mais a participé à la célébrité d'Anglet ! Il y a…read morelongtemps, très longtemps, au XVIIe siècle, des amoureux se laissèrent surprendre par la marée montante dans une grotte du cap Saint-Martin (sous le phare de Biarritz). Ils furent retrouvés le lendemain enlacés mais noyés : on appela ce lieu creusé dans les falaises, la "grotte de la chambre d'amour" ! Des visiteurs illustres comme la reine Hortense ou la duchesse de Berry se déplacèrent pour la voir. La plage du même nom se déroule jusqu'aux falaises de cette pointe Saint-Martin : en haut commencent les limites de la ville de Biarritz. La célèbre grotte n'est plus atteinte par les eaux de nos jours : elle est visible depuis le grand parking et le jardin de la Chambre d'amour.
From the owner: Un vieux moulin datant de 1741 Entre Arbonne et Bidart. Un peu au mileu de nulle-part. Ce moulin à…read moreeau est authentique et pittoresque à souhait. On y fabrique artisanalement les meilleurs gâteaux basque à la cerise noire de la région, ce qui n'est pas rien. On y vend également des gâteaux basque à la crème, de succulents sablés, des métures et des miches, ainsi que des pains spéciaux (campagne, complet, seigle).
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This is a must-do when you are in Biarritz. We had a nice 20-minute walk from the hotel to Rocher…read morede la Vierge right along the water. This spot is mindblowing! It has an interesting history, and the views of the beach, the buildings, and the ocean are spectacular! Thankfully, it was not super crowded.
The statue of the Virgin was built in 1865 and over looks the water at Rocher de la Veirge in…read moreBiarritz on a hot summer day the wind and cool breeze is so refreshing you'll want to jump into the Atlantic and swim back to shore.
I love lighthouses. My 5th great grandfather was a lighthouse keeper in Rhode Island and I often…read moretry to visit one when I am in an area that has them. This is one of the better known lighthouses in France and I am very pleased that we visited when we did. It is located away from the more touristy areas in Biarritz. Since we were visiting in the off-season, there was plenty of parking. There is a museum, a walking path, and a small park that has gorgeous views of Biarritz and its famous coastline. I will also have a special place in my heart for this because it was one of the last places that I visited with my dog, Diego. He really loved how it was a sunny day with a small amount of wind, his perfect day so he could feel the sun on his skin and smell the sea. I will always remember my visit here. Oscar enjoyed it too.
I had a great time enjoying the unprecedented views from this train. Way better than trying to…read morehike all the way to the peak. From the summit, you can see all the way to the ocean and to the horizon in other directions. The morning was slightly overcast, so I can only imagine how great the view must be when it is clear. When you get to the top, there is a restaurant to warm up in as well as a souvenir shop. I had a very good hot chocolate while I was waiting for the train to take me back down the mountain. We made sure to go early so we could get a parking space. By the time we came back down just 90 minutes later, the parking lot was already completely full. Also be sure to dress warmly because the train car windows are not covered and it is really cold up there.