- Want to refresh yourself? Try canyoning in Itxassou, immersed in a natural setting, go down a winding river.
- Arriving in the 1950s, surfing is a must in the Basque country. Introduce yourself to this water sport while enjoying the most beautiful beaches.
- It is now possible to walk on water, with the stand up paddle . The calm of the bay of Saint Jean de Luz is ideal for this activity.
- For a trip on the water, opt for canoes in Socoa and go out to sea to discover the most beautiful coves of the Basque country.
Water activities
Local activities
- Visit Xopinondo, the famous artisanal cider house located in Ascain at the foot of the Rhune. Taste the cider made on site.
- During a trip to Espelette, discover the pepper workshops with a product tasting.
- Located 10 kilometers from the hotel, the caves of Oxocelhaya are full of prehistoric stories.
- Discover a 360° panorama at the top of the mythical mountain of the Basque Country, the Rhune! Install yourself in the almost century-old collection cogwheel train and live a unique experience through forests, ravines and peat bogs on the mountainside.
- Visit the Arnabar farm and taste their specialty: duck foie gras with Espelette pepper ! Guided and free tours take place from mid-July to mid-September on Wednesdays and Fridays. See you at 11 a.m. in Ossès!
- Discover the Villa Arnaga , home and museum of Edmond Rostand, located on 12 hectares of sumptuous gardens.
The markets of the Basque Country
- The closest: Hasparren takes place on Harana Square in the city center, every Saturday morning from 8am to 1.30pm.
- The largest : is located in Anglet , it is the Quintaou market . You will find everything there, local and world products, food or not, organic or traditional, there is something for everyone. This colorful and lively market is held on Thursday and Sunday on the Quintaou esplanade.
- The most beautiful : The market of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, takes place every day, since 1884, in the center of the city. The atmosphere is authentic and warm.
- The oldest : Since the 17th century, it has settled in the square that eventually took its name: the Merkatu Plaza in Espelette . Producers of Espelette pepper take up residence there, every Wednesday, of course. It's a covered and shimmering market, which will brighten up your day, whatever the weather!
- The night market: go to the gourmet market on the Sokobu square in Hendaye , Thursday from 8 p.m.