Discover Bidart with CAMPING UR ONEA

This walk between sea and countryside takes in the new Voie Verte in Bidart, from the mouth of the Uhabia to the Bassilour mill. Its hard, rolling sand-colored surface will be a landmark. Well-equipped, it will delight families with its footbridges, play areas and rest areas. Posts provide orientation at every crossroads. Its unusual length makes it perfectly accessible all the way to the chapel.

The Voie Verte de l'Uhabia is a soft path, shared by pedestrians and bicycles. This 6km walk starts at the Uhabia estuary, runs along its banks, bypasses the Ur Onea retention basin and continues to the Bassilour mill. It is then extended by a cycle path to the Izarbel technology park Nature" stops with wooden furniture, pontoons and reading tables are scattered along the route... These elements along the walk are appreciated by all members of the family. The Voie Verte de l'Uhabia allows you to cross Bidart from west to east and to discover the village in a different way.

The heritage walk invites you to go off the beaten track to discover the centers of interest and the remarkable historical heritage of Bidart All along this route, plaques are affixed to tell you the history and anecdotes associated with these elements. Bidart will have no more secrets for you!

The first part of the coastal path offers a great diversity of atmospheres, alternating beaches, creeks, paths and small roads. The arrival at the point of Sainte-Barbe, from which you can dominate the bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, is exceptional. An advice... to be done preferably at low tide. Warning : the coastal path is temporarily closed between Bidart and Guéthary, a deviation is set up at the level of the chapel St Joseph.

By taking advantage of a quick transfer by TER train, one can envisage a beautiful bike ride along the Basque coast. The itinerary begins in the heart of Guéthary, with a balcony overlooking its small port where the memory of the whale hunters from the 12th to the 14th century hovers in the air, as fishing is anchored in the Getarian soul. The coastal cliffs are full of lookouts over the ocean, once used by whale and ship watchers, which the tour proposed here does not fail to compile in a magnificent two-wheeled stroll. A first loop visits the inland and discreetly reaches the neighboring town of Bidart. Heritage, beaches and villas follow one another until passing through Guéthary. The second part of the itinerary flirts with the coastal path, towards Saint-Jean-de-Luz by the beaches of Acotz, on lanes dedicated to bicycles.

Discover Guéthary on foot! Guéthary benefits from a superb view of the coastline and the Pyrenees mountain range. In its wooded setting, at the bend of its architecture and its panorama, this preserved case reveals its unique charm.

Biarritz?s Lac Mouriscot is a beautiful, peaceful, green walking area, with a gentle slope in the northern part; sports enthusiasts can go as far as the sea or walk around the lake. It is well equipped with information panels on history, flora and fauna. Children can also enjoy the playground and picnic area at La Négresse.

Ideal for pushchairs, small bikes and wheelchairs. Close to the sea and the mythical sites of Biarritz, here is a peaceful and refreshing walk by a lake. Discover the flowered paths, the children's playground as well as a nicely converted railway line and the remains of an astonishing residence. Don't forget your binoculars for bird watching.

Arcangues is a commune of 3,107 inhabitants, covering more than 1,700 hectares. The rolling, verdant landscape exudes a sense of harmony and calm, the perfect balance between nature and rural life. The history of this small Labourdin village is linked to that of the Arcangues family, which has been known since the 12th century. Arcangues, designed and staged throughout his life by the Marquis Pierre d?Arcangues, is an elegant and unusual village entirely reconstructed from old materials. Unearthed from all over the country, these stones and sculptures seem to have been there since their origin. Ironwork, small fountains and benches brighten up the place, which is also beautifully flowered in spring.

Arcangues is a commune of 3,107 inhabitants, covering more than 1,700 hectares. The rolling, verdant landscape exudes a sense of harmony and calm, the perfect balance between nature and rural life. The history of this small Labourdin village is linked to that of the Arcangues family, which has been known since the 12th century. Arcangues, designed and staged throughout his life by the Marquis Pierre d?Arcangues, is an elegant and unusual village entirely reconstructed from old materials. Unearthed from all over the country, these stones and sculptures seem to have been there since their origin. Ironwork, small fountains and benches brighten up the place, which is also beautifully flowered in spring.

Accompanied visit (history, heritage, economy and traditions).

Just a few kilometres from the beach and in the heart of the countryside, you will enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Villa Oz rooms. The villa is ideally located for visiting the Basque country. In the low season, we offer the possibility of trying food specialities at our guest tables.

Guéthary is the ideal place to explore the whole Basque Country. In the center of Guéthary, a large house with 5 nicely decorated rooms for 2 or 3 persons. The private parking, very appreciable in this tourist village, will allow you to circulate in the streets, to go to the beach or to the restaurant on foot in all peace. Wifi.

In one of the most beautiful villages of the Basque Coast, charming flat located 300m from the beach, the Fronton (pediment of Basque ball) and the center of the village. Comfort. WIFI and Canal +. Private parking. Charming T2 apartment of 53 m2 with private garden southern exposure in a quiet and residential area. Fully equipped kitchen. Go on the web site "meublé de charme Pimpininia". Personalized welcome (Cleaning included at departure)

Aquality school takes you to the best spots on the Basque Coast, depending on swell conditions: Bidart, Guéthary or Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Learn and progress in surfing, bodyboarding and stand-up paddling. Lessons are given by Fabrice, a professional with a Brevet d?Etat in surfing and diving. With years of teaching and surfing experience under his belt, he will guide you in the water for personalized advice and maximum safety throughout the course. You can also discover the underwater world by snorkeling or freediving.

New T2, 3* of 38m² located in the Antxeta residence in the Acotz residential area. The Cenitz and Lafitenia beaches are a 15-minute walk away. The residence is close to shops and a supermarket open 7 days a week (1 km). The coastal path (sentier du littoral) and velodyssée cycle path (vélodyssée) provide easy access to the town center on foot or by bike, and are just 1km away. The bus stop for St Jean de Luz town center is in front of the residence, and the stop for the regular line 3 to Biarritz/Bayonne/Hendaye is 300m away. It comprises a bedroom with 1 double bed, built-in cupboard leading to a shower room (washing machine). Living room with fitted kitchen, lounge, TV, opening onto a 16m² terrace with garden furniture. Secure residence with 2 gates (digicode). Private parking space in basement with bike room accessible by elevator, visitor parking spaces.

64125002033CE Little cocoon in a green setting 100 m from the beach and right next to the golf course. Fully equipped studio with shaded, secure parking.

The Hotel and the Restaurant of Application resume(take back) their activity from Monday to Friday noon(south) and on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening. The menus of the dinners not detailed(retailed) in this first notebook will be developed by the pupils in charge of the evenings, around the indicated themes. We shall register them on the site as soon as we shall have it. You can also discover the creativity of the pupils of the complementary(additional) mention(distinction) Cook in Desserts of Restaurant, for the desserts of the dinners, as well as those of the complementary(additional) mention(distinction) Arts of the Low-fat food.

The Chapel of Ur Onea (the Good Water) was a pilgrimage centre; the statue of the Virgin Mary on display there is said to have been found on its site: taken to the church, she would - according to local tradition - have returned there alone the next day. The spring adjacent to the chapel (today not drinkable) was reputed to be effective against skin diseases The chapel was built in 1704.

Picnic area on the Uhabia Greenway, a very quiet and green area.

Toki-Toki is the name of Bidart's new library, comfortably installed in the old municipal schools in the old municipal schools. Toki Toki, it's a library, yes but not only... Toki-Toki is the place, the good, the true, the only place, in reference to the 3rd place, a hybrid space of exchange and sharing that we frequent between our life at home and our life at work. A space where we feel at home, where we can read, work, listen, play, surf, learn, do and let do, whether we are alone or in a group, young or old, reader or not...

In Bidart, the church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption faces east according to ancient tradition. Dating back to the 16th century, it is surrounded by the parish cemetery where some humble discoid stones still remain, serving as ornaments for the old Basque tombs The baptismal font, in oriental style (offered by Queen Nathalie of Serbia); in front of the pulpit, a wooden crucifix (dated between the 16th and 17th centuries), the work of a good craftsman; a statue of Santiago in pilgrim's costume, made of beautiful solid oak; the gleaming altarpieces of 1750 strongly influenced by Spanish sculpture (where the patron saint of the church presides in the middle).

The wash-house was renovated in 1934: its basin was redone in cement and covered with a roof. The spring catchment has kept its original aspect. It is fed by the Plazako Ithurria spring, or source of the square. Although its water is no longer drinkable today, it used to be used by the inhabitants of the centre, filled with its constant freshness (15°) Other springs exist in Bidart, including Contresta. Called "royal spring", it gained recognition following the discovery of its therapeutic virtues. It was indeed used as a cure against urinary infections and arthritic states. The water from this spring is no longer drinkable today.

Proudly erected between the presbytery and the former post office, this monument is the work of one of the Gomez brothers, architects from Bayonne. On its flanks, the artist depicted two soldiers, one wearing a helmet and the other wearing the traditional beret. The drawing reveals the influence of art deco. The monument dates from 1924.

Accompanied visit (history, heritage, economy and traditions).

The Bidart Tourist Office offers you to surf on the Internet and provides you with a free Wifi device: Wifi Basque Coast. This device is deployed on more than 50 tourist sites and tourist offices between Bayonne and Hendaye. Log on, register your email address and surf the net!

The Chapel of the Madeleine and its esplanade constitute one of the most emblematic sites of Bidart on the Basque Coast. Perhaps the oldest in the town, it was destroyed in 1817 by a hurricane and rebuilt in 1820. Its exceptional site, above the ocean, and the saint to whom it is dedicated, Madeleine, made it a milestone on the pilgrims' route to Santiago de Compostela.

The Memorial is erected on the seafront, along the coastal path. It refers to various sequences of the Second World War that marked the Basque Country: the presence of a community of Basque refugees from Spain, occupation, the forbidden zone, escapes via the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz and the Spanish border, captivity of colonial troops, the bombing of Biarritz, the building of the fortifications of the Atlantic Wall, acts of Resistance, repression, deportations and persecutions.

All-you-can-eat buffet with local products revisited with flavours from here and elsewhere.

Aperitifs, cocktails, wines, salads, tapas, combination dishes, ice creams and desserts, ...

Brunch restaurant, local organic and homemade, specialty coffees and continuous service.

The Breton Creperie of Bidart. Erwan and Jessica welcome you in a room with the colours of Brittany and invite you to taste their pancakes whose recipe has been handed down from generation to generation.

A wine enthusiast, Élodie Etchepare decided to launch "De vignes en ville", a customized van transformed into a traveling wine cellar, to combine "better drinking" with the "better eating" of food trucks.

Come and discover our specialities of pasta and pizzas. The restaurant room is heated by a fireplace, the terrace offers a view of the village and the Pyrenees. Pizzas to taste on the spot or to take away !

Live music bar! Come discover new bands and enjoy our cocktails.

Small seaside restaurant.

Rum bar, cocktail bar with dance floor, concerts. Theme evenings Wednesday to Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Every Wednesday and Thursday, let the salsa and Latin rhythms take you away! Friday nights are Rock'n Roll / Disco and Funk nights. Saturdays, sway to Afro/Latino and Caribbean sounds. And every Sunday afternoon, there's a tea dance.

Gastronomic restaurant. Contemporary cuisine with local products such as the Kintoa pig: lacquered breast, roasted filet mignon with chorizo...

The Ur Onea Camping welcomes you in 5 hectare grounds with terraces for joyful family moments in full comfort, just 600m away from a fine sand beach with lifeguard surveillance. Pool complex: covered swimming pool with a 150m² heated spa area with a jacuzzi, massaging jets, anatomical pools, swan neck jets, a paddling pool and a new outdoor heated river swimming pool of 350m² with a water play area, a children's pool, whirlpools and a Ludi’Spa. In its peaceful setting, the Ur Onea Camping invites you to enjoy a dip in the water of the 6 lifeguard-monitored beaches in Bidart and discover the delights of the Basque country. Facilities: bar, cooked meals, snacks, pizzeria, groceries, playground, multi-sport pitches. Children’s club and entertainment in the high season.

Modern, pleasant and bright, this apartment is located on the 2nd floor of the Residence Hameau des Vagues close to the beach and small shops. It is equipped with a living room of 90 m² (about 968 ft²), with a fitted, with a balcony, with a swimming pool, with a terrace and with 2 parkings. It is equipped with a living room, with a terrace and with a garage. If you prefer to go out to enjoy the specialities of the region, there is no shortage of gourmet addresses, from the beachfront snack bar to the star restaurant. The beach, small shops and the village centre are within walking distance and the nearby bus lines allow you to visit the Basque Coast without taking the car.

Nestled between the mountains and the ocean, Etxea & Co offers a breathtaking view of the Basque hills, just 2 steps from the beaches of Bidart, a charming village on the Basque coast. Leave your car on site and enjoy your stay on foot (town center and ocean 400 m away). The terraced garden around the large umbrella pine houses 5 elegant guest rooms, designed with your well-being in mind. Sandrine's aim is to bring elegance and sobriety to the rooms, giving them her personal touch and using local designers and craftsmen. The choice of materials has been carefully selected to respect the environment. Etxea & Co is committed to an eco-citizen approach. Price / room / night: from 130 to 210 euros depending on season Minimum 2 nights - 3 nights in June and September - 4 nights in July and August