Essentials and recommendations
From the campsite, you can set off to discover the exceptional places that make up the richness of the region. The Bassin d’Arcachon, the Dune du Pilat and the Bordeaux metropolis are just a few of the highlights not to be missed during your stay. And to extend your escapism, other remarkable sites complete these great ideas for outings.
The Arcachon Basin
A multi-faceted must-see
From the campsite, Arcachon and its Bassin are a must-see in all their diversity and richness. From landscapes to ambience and heritage, the area offers plenty of opportunities to vary the pleasures of your stay.
In particular, you can discover the Ville d’Hiver d’Arcachon, presented as a true paradise of architecture and fantasy. A stroll through the district’s narrow streets will take you on a quest for the most beautiful 19th-century villas, before continuing on to the Parc Mauresque and the Sainte-Cécile observatory. Arcachon’s winter town is best discovered on foot.
La Dune du Pilat
A masterpiece of nature
A few kilometers to the north, don’t miss the majestic Dune du Pilat and its breathtaking views from the summit. Billed as a masterpiece of nature, it is also indicated as the highest sand dune in Europe.
As you climb it, you can admire the colorful landscapes between the ocean on one side and the vast Landes pine forest on the other. An emblematic discovery that often leaves its mark on the mind and naturally finds its place among the great must-sees of the holiday.
Bordeaux
A must-see city getaway
Your vacation can also be extended to Bordeaux, in the heart of the wine-growing region. The city is presented as a surprising destination where there’s no shortage of must-sees.
Take a boat trip on the Garonne, see the water mirror, stroll through the public gardens and discover the Cité du Vin. It’s the perfect way to round off your discoveries around the Bay of Arcachon.
Essentials and recommendations
Other places of interest around the campsite
There are many other places to visit during your stay. The Banc d’Arguin, opposite the Dune du Pilat, is presented as a stretch of sand in the middle of the Basin. It is classified as a National Nature Reserve and accessible only by boat.
You can also discover Île aux oiseaux, with its cabanes tchanquées and oyster beds, and the Cap Ferret lighthouse, whose summit offers a panoramic view of the Bay of Arcachon. Finally, the courants d’Huchet, nicknamed the “little Amazon of the Landes”, are just some of the singular places that complete this selection of must-sees to explore around the campsite.