Camping des Gaves: explore Peyrehorade's surroundings

Take half a day to make the most of this loop. Departing from Peyrehorade, it passes through Oeyregave and then joins the towpath from Came. You can also stop off at Bidache to visit Château de Gramont. The Le Gantxo restaurant in Guiche is about 2/3 of the way along the route, where you can stop for lunch. The tour then passes by Lac de Sames, through Hastingues, an ancient bastide town worth a detour to visit the village and the Exhibition Centre located on the Aire d'Autoroute on the theme of the roads to Santiago de Compostela. On the final stretch, be sure to visit Arthous Abbey and Maison Barthouil.

Starting from Peyrehorade, take a stroll through the villages of Lahontan, Labatut, Saint-Cricq du Gave, Sorde l'Abbaye and Oeyregave. Points of interest: Lahontan and its lake, Labatut and Lac de Glés, where you can take a refreshing break, Sorde l'Abbaye with its heritage trail and abbey, and the many kiwi orchards along the way. Be careful on the section following the Route Royale to Labatut: many trucks use this route (between July and October).

From Peyrehorade, head for Hastingues and follow the Gaves Réunis to the bastide, where you can stop to visit the village. Then head for Arthous Abbey, one of the must-see sites in the Kiwi Valley. Finally, head back towards Peyrehorade. Along the way, you can admire kiwifruit orchards.

From Peyrehorade, take the Chemin de l'Empereur to Hilh dou Moulié, then head for Bélus. Then descend to Cauneille and Peyrehorade. Difficulty varies according to weather conditions.

Take half a day to make the most of this loop. Leaving Peyrehorade, head for Sorde l?Abbaye. You can stop off in the heart of the bastide to visit the Abbaye de Sorde. Then follow part of the route de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle to the commune of Léren. Then head up towards Oeyregave, where you can admire kiwi orchards along the way. Difficulty varies according to weather conditions.

From Peyrehorade, head for Orthevielle and Port de Lanne. Follow the Adour downstream towards Bec du Gave. Then follow the Gaves réunis to Peyrehorade. Numerous kiwi orchards can be seen along the way. Difficulty varies according to weather conditions.

A short stage from the abbey of Sorde, in the Landes region, to cross the Gave d'Oloron and the fertile plain. The first hill marks the entrance to the Pyrénées-Atlantiques département, via the Béarn hamlet of Léren. But already, through a succession of panoramic hills, your footsteps are treading on Basse-Navarre, the Basque province where the pilgrim welcome of Arancou awaits you.

Sorde-l'Abbaye offers a very ancient historical heritage of a rare richness in Aquitaine. Sandwiched between a limestone hillside and the Gave d'Oloron, the site has developed in an advantageous geographical area. This territory, open to the Pyrenees and the plains of Aquitaine, has favoured the passage of men and animals. The human imprint is visible from prehistoric times to the present day: rock shelters from the Magdalenian period, Roman villas on the ancient road linking Bordeaux to Spain, a Benedictine abbey founded in the 10th century and listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as part of the pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela in France. The current town, surrounded by ramparts in the 13th century, was built around the abbey complex.

From Sorde l'Abbaye, head for Saint-Cricq du Gave. On the way, stop off at Kiwis Délices to buy your kiwi juice and jam. You'll pass many kiwi orchards. Continue downhill towards Carresse Cassaber, then back on the road towards Sorde l?Abbaye. Take the opportunity to visit the Abbaye de Sorde, located in the heart of the bastide. Difficulty varies according to weather conditions. More technical section of the Santiago de Compostela route.

A tributary of the Adour river, the Bidouze, is now a guide to ensure the link between the communes of Bidache and Came. Beautiful stone houses, paved docks and towpaths, their small ports keep the memory of the once flourishing river trade. Along the river, the bucolic towpath draws curves in symbiosis with the meanders of the Bidouze. On its banks, it is frequent to see passerines, egrets or herons, but also, for a few years, many cyclists travelling on the V81, a large-scale itinerary that crosses the whole Pyrenean foothills, from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. More modestly, at the port of Came, you will climb the nearby hill to enjoy the view of the fertile Bidouze valley, and then it will be time to return to the river, always within sight of the Château de Gramont.

During the tour, discover man's relationship with salmon : the life cycle of wild salmon, migration, fisheries and the traditional smoking methods used by the Barthouil family bussiness. Open from February to October. Closed on public holidays. Free guided tour : Monday to Friday at 11:00 and 15:00

Charming farmhouse apartment in a renovated barn dating from 1762. Bright apartment with independent, fully-equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom with bathtub and 1 separate toilet. Terrace not overlooked. Independent entrance, free parking.

An 18th-century residence, Basta welcomes you to its 5 spacious and original rooms, each with private bathroom and toilet, WIFI and television. Meals are served either on the terrace or under the veranda, and will delight you with their conviviality and quality. Swimming pool, fitness room, ping pong, various games, fitness trail. Cot on request. Parking available. Evening meal by reservation (closed on Saturdays). Children's rates apply from age 2. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

In the heart of the village of Sorde the Abbey, walk through the remarkable architectural complex of the Abbey of Saint-Jean de Sorde, classified as Historic Monuments and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List under the Pilgrimages of Santiago de Compostela in France . During the guided visit (about 45 minutes) of the Abbey or during the unaccompanied visit (depending on the season), discover its open air spaces, its majestic terrace, then its exceptional underground gallery. Enjoy a discovery of the site during the events, in music, songs, visits or night according to the annual program.

Come and play laser paintball or lasertag in the open air at Sorde l'Abbaye, on an area of over 1000m2. Players work together to achieve a common goal. You'll go head-to-head with your opponents, trying to score points. In lasertag, you use laser toys to mark your opponents and move around by hiding behind modules placed on the pitch. Suitable for children aged 7 and over. The playground is located on the same site as the canoe base, for a variety of fun.

In the south of the Landes, at the gates of Béarn and the Basque Country and 30 minutes from the Landes beaches, here you will find the sweetness of life. Semi-detached gîte offering living room-kitchen, 2 bedrooms (1 bed 140, 2 beds 90) SDE, games room. LL, LV, MO, TV, laptop. Enclosed private land of 350 m², garden furniture, barbecue. Closed garage for vehicle. 1 child bed. Marina at 500 m. Linen provided, sheets, household and bathroom linen (no extra charge); electricity 8KW included, beyond to be paid in supplement, fixed price household 50€ and deposit 150€.

Locked in the Castle of Gramont in Bidache, you will have 60 minutes to solve the riddles and free yourself "This is the first week of the guide's work at the Castle, his predecessor had to be rushed to a psychiatric hospital. Our new guide is not reassured, she says she hears voices and is now convinced that the castle is haunted. She has also found a letter from her predecessor that supports this belief and has heard a message from the ghost that if his soul is not appeased in one hour, everyone in the Castle will be damned forever." Reservations required. See conditions on the website.

Family-friendly campsite in a 6-hectare park (14.8 acres) with Wifi coverage everywhere in the campsite. The campsite is tree-lined and has a private fishing pond. Water park with a triple water slide and 2 large swimming pools (open 15/06 - 15/09). Spacious pitches separated by hedges. 2 and 3-bedroom mobile homes hire/rental available with reversible air conditioning, for a weekend (except July & August) or weekly (all year). Pleasant and peaceful setting. Snack bar, bar, grocery shop, ice, laundrette/laundromat, barbecue areas, tennis court, petanque courts, playground, cycle hire/bike rental, entertainment in high season, kids’ club. Showers and toilets equipped for the disabled and baby facilities. Special rates for spa clients (except July & August).

The magnificent Gramont castle, a listed Historical Monument, has been consolidated after years of restoration work. The lords of Gramont built Bidache castle between the 14th and 15th century on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Bidouze river. The castle was burned down in 1523 by Charles Qunt's armies. However, the lords of Gramont rebuilt the castle by preserving its surviving medieval elements. They crafted a luxurious castle embellished until the 18th century. A second fire in 1796 let the castle imposing remains. Today, it opens its doors to reveal itself in all its beauty. A unique panorama of the Bidouze valley and the backdrop of the Pyrenees awaits you at the top of the 15th century dungeon. Discover a continuous exhibition in the dungeon; guided tours departing from the Tourism Office; In summer, night tours with torches and equestrian exhibitions. Free grassy esplanade.

In his traditional workshop, the clog maker will demonstrate his craft. Clogs and decorative items can be purchased in the shop. Open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 19:00. Closed Sundays. Free demonstrations every afternoon from 15:00.

During the tour, discover man's relationship with salmon : the life cycle of wild salmon, migration, fisheries and the traditional smoking methods used by the Barthouil family bussiness. Open from February to October. Closed on public holidays. Free guided tour : Monday to Friday at 11:00 and 15:00

Pastry chef, chocolate maker and icecream maker, Nicolas offers his specialities such as Adour Kiwi sorbet, Adour Kiwi products, Landes nuggets (chocolate-covered peanuts from Soustons), Basque cake and landes pastis cake. Take a break and enjoy these yummy sweetes and pastries at the tea room.

Castle of the Viscount d'Orthe plain. Built in the 16th century and transformed in the 17th & 18th). Today it houses the Town Hall. Don't miss the main courtyard: paved driveway passing under the large 18th century ironwork portal, the very beautiful vaulted rooms, surmounted on the first level by the Salon de Diane.

NEW The Peyrehorade Library For All, 62 rue Alsace Lorraine is now computerized. To access the site: cbpt40.com The online catalogue is open. Click on the photo of the Peyrehorade library and consult the catalogue.

Sale of Armagnac direct from producer. Open year round from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 12pm and from 1:30pm to 7pm.

From this abbey founded in the twelfth century, you will remember the beauty of the stone sprung from a green setting, the pleasure of a break in a place that breathes the presence of those who made its history, as well as the sculptures that make up one of the most beautiful Romanesque decorations of Gascony. With exhibition spaces, models and interactive kiosks, this is a very popular recreational break for families. Team favourite: The abbey is unveiling itself in music this year with a season full of shows and workshops. Find all our programming on arthous.landes.fr

The wash house of Orthevielle is a municipal wash house of the 19th century. Situated at the foot of the church, it was a real meeting place. The washerwomen came to wash their laundry there, " to make the bugade " on one of these eight stones.

Municipal library, relay of the departmental library. Loan of books, organization of exhibitions, shows and readings for school public. Open on uesday 4:30 pm to 6 pm, on Saturday 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. In July and August, on tuesday to 4 pm to 6 pm.

Discover the products of the Fortassier family at the Peyrehorade market on Wednesday morning and at the farm on Friday from 4 pm to 7:30 pm: Yogurt, chocolate and vanilla cream, white cheese and milk.

Hearty, delicious food with a vast array of salads, pasta, meats, pizzas and last but not least, desserts. Lunch menu from €15.50. Pizzeria restaurant, takeaway/take out. Open Thursday – Monday from 12.15 midday and 7.15 pm evenings (Wednesday – Monday in July and August).

Di Martino Pizza et Piadina offers home-made pizzas, piadinas, pastas and lasagnes. Everything is made with quality Italian products. For dessert, let yourself be tempted by a tiramisu or a panna cotta.

Traditional restaurant, specially popular on Wednesday morning, during the market. The restaurant serves its first dishes from 7am to enjoy the early birds ! Local specialties to taste : traditional steak house with homemade french fries, "Assiette de Pays": a certified plate composed of local farmers' products, and many more ... Homemade desserts to finish the meal. Open for lunch 7/7 and Friday and Saturday evenings.

Les copains d'abord, a bar-restaurant that has been open for 18 years in Peyrehorade, offers a friendly atmosphere and daily menus. On Wednesday mornings, come and enjoy the atmosphere of the market and taste the pig's trotters.

The great meeting place for pigs' feet on Wednesday mornings, during the market. The restaurant starts serving its first dishes at 7am, so early risers are in for a treat! Discover all our specialities, the traditional entrecôte steak with home-made chips... Old-fashioned, home-made desserts to finish your meal. Open Tuesday to Sunday every lunchtime.

Mixed dishes, salads, dish of the day... Every Wednesday - market's day - from 8:00 am, traditional breakfast and snacks. Open Monday to Saturday for lunch.

Traditional restaurant in the centre of a flower-filled village. Restaurant owner Michel offers local cuisine with a touch of originality and made with fresh produce. €12 set menu and an à la carte menu midday, Tuesday - Friday. €24 set menu and an à la carte menu Thursday, Friday, Saturday midday, evening and Sundays at midday. We strongly recommend you book ahead.

Salads and open-faced “tartine” sandwiches for every season using local organic produce! At markets, events, your parties (birthdays, anniversaries, baptisms, etc.), at your home or ours.

Located in the former stables of the Castle d'Estrac, with a terrace overlooking the park and another overlooking the town hall square, Jardin du Carcoilh serves local cuisine with an exotic touch, as well as a wine cellar and billiards table.

Close to the town of Peyrehorade, the Bistronomic restaurant Les 4 Vents has just been established on the heights of Cauneille. You will find a warm atmosphere with a panoramic view of the Pyrenees. The chef Anne, who is in the kitchen, will make you discover many countries through your taste buds Reservation recommended.

Independent furnished apartment entirely renovated in an old farm of chalossaise type. 120m², equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms with sleeping accommodation for 7 people Large garden, close to shops.

This accommodation for up to 6 people is ideally located in the heart of Peyrehorade. You can enjoy the market on Wednesday and Saturday morning. 30 minutes from Dax and Bayonne and 35 minutes from the nearest beach.

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In the country, pleasant traditional house, renovated, with a mezzanine (100m²). Open plan kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, deep freeze), storeroom (washing machine, tumble dryer) , large living room (TV, VCR, Tel.), 2 bedrooms with a double bed 140cm, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds 90cm, bathroom, toilet, shower room. Electric heating. Covered terrace. Barbecue. Private car park. Communal swimming pool with the owner. 1,5 km from the shops, 20 km from Dax, 30 km from the ocean, 50 km from the mountains.

Charming farmhouse apartment in a renovated barn dating from 1762. Bright apartment with independent, fully-equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom with bathtub and 1 separate toilet. Terrace not overlooked. Independent entrance, free parking.

6 shaded pitches near the farm. Electricity and sanitary connections. Quiet, riverside. 2km from Peyrehorade and all shops.

Welcome to the Shelter of the Abbey in Hastingues, cottage located on a farm converted for 12 years in organic farming. This cottage can accommodate 4 people, is in an exceptional setting, opposite the abbey of Arthous. You will have access to the farm to discover rabbits, chickens, cows, pigs, sheep... Located at the crossroads between the Béarn, the Basque Country and the Landes, you will be 30 minutes from the ocean, 1 hour from Spain and most of the Pyrenean valleys.

Recharge your batteries in the peaceful natural surroundings of this fully restored saddlery on the border between Gascony, the Béarn region and the Basque Country. Situated in large parkland with lots of trees and flowers, a little pond and a forest nearby, this house is the ideal place for a quiet and peaceful holiday. Our goats and donkeys will delight the kids. Disabled access and baby care facilities. Located between the mountains and the ocean, there is no shortage of places to discover: the Atlantic beaches at Hossegor, Capbreton and Seignosse are just 30 km away. The Basque coast, Biarritz and Saint Jean de Luz are only 35/40 minutes away and the Pyrenees and Spanish border are less than an hour away. Two stables and a large enclosed meadow are available to accommodate horses at a rate of €12 per horse per day, hay provided. Sheets supplied. Bicycles. WI-FI A convertible s

Detached house, in the stadium neighbourhood, close to the centre of town. Quiet. 2 bedrooms (double beds), 1 bedroom (2 twin beds), living room (TV), separate kitchen (microwave), bathroom, toilet. Patio (washer, barbecue), garden. Possibility to fish at a private pond.