Tourist sites in French side

The Villa Belza adorns the Esplanade du Port Vieux in Biarritz. This 19th century villa is set on a rocky ...

The Pas de Roland is a gorge carved out by the Nive, in the lands of Labourd, in Itxassou. At the bottom of the ...

La Rhune is the most emblematic natural site in the Basque Country. And for good reason, this mountain is in the ...

The Urkiola Natural Park is a haven of nature for hikers. It is a set of limestone mountains in the Sierra ...

It is the largest Natural Reserve in the Basque Country, which is located in Biscay but also in Alava. It is a Mecca ...

On the coast of Biscay, it is an opportunity to go inland and leave the coasts (which are the major attraction of ...

The Corniche d'Hendaye is reputed to be the most preserved corniche on the Basque coast. At the foot of the ...

The Conference Island in French or the Pheasant Island in Spanish is a small river island, in the center of the ...

The Pignada Forest is nestled between the dunes of the Basque coast and the mouth of the Adour. It forms a real ...

The hill of Sainte-Barbe is located by the ocean, on the heights of Saint-Jean-de-Luz. The coastal path crosses it. ...

Suhalmendi is a mountain in Labourd, between Ascain and Sare. A hiking loop allows you to get there from Ascain. It ...

In the town of Urrugne, the Col d'Ibardin is part of the Pyrenean mountains of Labourd. Not far from the ocean, some ...

The Crêtes d'Iparla are part of the Pyrenees mountains. They are found in Lower Navarre, straddling France and ...

The Baztan and Bidasoa Valleys are mainly Spanish, even if on the French side, you enter through Ainhoa. They are ...