Visit the pyrenees atlantique department

Bayonne is located at the foot of the Pyrenees. Famous for its beautiful centuries-old houses, its docks, its museums, including the Basque Museum and the history of Bayonne and the Museum-Leon Bonnat, its castles, its citadel, Bayonne is also its traditions with the fair to ham, the famous chocolate, theater festival, the holiday season in August, bullfights (the oldest in France), Basque pelota, rugby and rowing.

Boucau is a small town located in the south west of France, at the mouth of the Adour River, in the harbour of Bayonne. The population is 7200 inhabitants. Le marina of 'la Cale' has about 40 boats. Also not to be missed is the Bois Guilhou located in the heart of the city.

Events and festivities all year round with local festivities such as Pentecote, the  and the night fair, the wine fair and the christmas market in December.

Ciboure is a sea side town with 6500 inhabitants located in the Pyrénées Atlantiques department between the sea and the mountain, bordering the Atlantic Ocean and right beside the Pyrenees mountain chain.

Nestled on the bay of St jean de Luz/Ciboure, it is renown for its sandy beaches, the mild weather and its authenticity.

Pau is historically and culturally the capital of the Bearn region. its location at the feet of the mountain, one hour from the Ocean and its mild weather have made this town a very popular holiday destination.

The famous 'boulevard des Pyrénées offers great views on the mountains and on the Gave.

To see: The Castle Museum and Museum of Beaux Arts in Pau.

Cambo-les-Bains is renown for is mild weather and the healing properties of its thermal water. The town is also renown for the Arnaga house built by the Poet Edmond Rostand where a collection of objects and art works belonging to the Rostand family is displayed.

Its location between the sea and the mountain and its large choice of different activities, Cambo-les-Bains is welcoming visitors throughout the year.