Discover Hasparren with camping terrasses de Xapitalia

The day begins with a stroll along the banks of the Adour and in the middle of the Aquitaine polders that are the barthes, ideal for bird watching. From Guiche, a tributary of the river, the Bidouze, offers itself as a guide in this crossing of the Pyrenean piedmont. The ports of Guiche, Bidache or Came keep the memory of the river trade of yesteryear, while the bucolic towpaths draw their curves in symbiosis with the meanders of the Bidouze. Almost halfway along the route, the route suddenly rises above Came; the Pyrenees loom large on the horizon, and climbs and descents follow one another. The perched villages have beautiful heritage assets, the influence of Basque architecture becomes more present as we approach Saint-Palais, a picturesque little town and a pleasant stopover on the banks of the Bidouze.

The day begins with a stroll along the banks of the Adour and in the middle of the Aquitaine polders that are the barthes, ideal for bird watching. From Guiche, a tributary of the river, the Bidouze, offers itself as a guide in this crossing of the Pyrenean piedmont. The ports of Guiche, Bidache or Came keep the memory of the river trade of yesteryear, while the bucolic towpaths draw their curves in symbiosis with the meanders of the Bidouze. Almost halfway along the route, a heritage stop can be considered in Bidache, then the itinerary will resume on the heights of Came, in the direction of Béarn. Castles and watchtowers greet the entrance to the territory of Gaston Fébus and a providential greenway will allow you to span the valley of the Gave d'Oloron, easily reaching the spa town of Salies-de-Béarn, the city of Salt and its architectural nuggets.

CIRCUIT CLOSED IN THE RAILROAD BRIDGE AREA UNTIL MID-FEBRUARY This hike, accessible to all, begins on the banks of the Adour, at the old fishing port of Urt. You'll notice its paved slipway with steps to enable boats to be loaded and unloaded whatever the water level of the Adour, subject to the tides. It's a place steeped in history, where salmon and shad fishermen live on. After wandering along the banks of the Adour, the route heads inland, discovering under the trees the Ardanavy river, a secret tributary of the Adour river, and the Etchepette barthes, flooded woods. A sensitive and original natural environment where biodiversity is fully expressed: water irises, water lilies, willows, plane trees and alders, egrets and herons, discreet otters and cistude turtles.

The village of Urcuit overlooks the bed of the river Ardanavy and the barthes of the Adour, floodable meadows. Ditches, dykes, canals and flap gates ensure that the effects of the tides entering the land via the Adour estuary and its tributaries are controlled. The Ardanavy is no exception to the rule and it is not uncommon to observe significant differences in water level in a few minutes, or to see the current flowing upstream. From the barthes of Alçouet, grazed by horses, to the banks of the Ardanavy, the walk is very comfortable and does not care about the moods of the tides. Dykes, cycle paths and towpaths take turns from one bank to the other to take you through a mosaic of natural environments combining waterways, meadows and wet woodland. Fauna and flora will be presented to you at the end of the walk by instructive thematic panels.

The village of Bardos invites you to a loop between the ridges and the deep forest of the Urgorri valley, to combine the wide panoramas and the more intimate discoveries of the discreet streams. A fast ride, sometimes enhanced by the acrobatics of motorcycle-trial riders, whose main interest remains the incredible panorama of the Miremont hillock. A view of the Pyrenees chain celebrated at the top of the water tower, accessible to all, by orientation tables that detail the tour of the horizon. On a clear day (favour the first few hours of the day), you can see the peaks stand out against the blue sky over 150 km. You will also see that Bardos is at the crossroads of the landscapes between the Basque Country and Gascony, with on one side the green hills of the Manech sheep against the backdrop of the Rhune, and on the other the plain of the Adour, the sweetness of the Chalosse and the gre

This route full of character allows you to discover the tumultuous surroundings of the Adour. It takes small roads with short, dry climbs, with 20 kilometres along the Adour at the halfway point. Punctuated by belvederes, castles and abbeys, it is a loop not to be missed!

Guiche has a rich and varied heritage. The Bourgade district, dominated by its castle, has been a vital point of trade and travel since the 14th century. Its houses bear witness to the history of this district, which once housed a chapel. The surrounding barthes offer a varied landscape of meadows, woods and marshes. The quarries of Guiche, once active, provided stone for local and regional construction. The village of Guiche, with its square, town hall, Saint Jean-Baptiste church and dovecote, lies on a hill. The Biramoun Cross, located on the hill at ?Bec dou Touroun?, offers a magnificent view.

Head for THE mountain of Hasparren, the Ursuia, for an attractive loop hike starting from the Celhay district. You will quickly gain height on easy paths, leaving you free to observe the many houses of traditional architecture that dot the green hills just cleared of the night mists. The sun warms the chestnut or piebald coat of the many pottoks that walk the mountain, and gives the hiker hope for the panorama that awaits him at the top. For this is the main argument of the Ursuia, a remarkable tour of the horizon, from the still snow-covered peaks of the Hautes-Pyrénées to the forest of the Landes, with the great names of the Basque summits all present to welcome you. The return journey via the heights of Macaye, Mendionde and the remains of the Napoleon road will finally bring a touch of heritage to this unforgettable hike.

The village of Lahonce occupies a real balcony on the fertile valley of the Adour; it is here, at the crossroads of the waterways and other trade routes, that the monks of the Premonstratensian Order built an abbey in 1164. In turn a bastion of evangelisation, an agricultural building, a military hospital and finally a parish church, the Romanesque building has kept its integrity over the centuries and has recently been renovated. If the abbey is the main attraction of this walk, discovered from all angles, its immediate environment is also in the spotlight. Along discreet paths where you might think you are a convert and in search of a place of meditation, the route visits a wooded valley with lush vegetation, a forest of abundance where mosses and ferns are at their best, then it goes through the heights of the village among the houses of traditional architecture.

The Bois de Mixe is a 655-hectare union forest with a wide variety of tree species, and the bucolic stroll offered here will delight young and old alike. Remarkably laid out, the footbridges and monkey bridges provide a playful aspect for the youngest. The most curious will be able to satisfy their need for knowledge thanks to explanatory panels allowing them to discover the different species of trees and other information on the forest environment. A shelter and a picnic area installed under a canopy of beautiful beech trees allow the hiker to spend a pleasant moment of relaxation.

Located in the center of the village of the Bastide Clairence, this pretty 2 room apartment will seduce you. On the ground floor of a beautiful Navarrese house, it offers a bright space with soothing colors. A fitted kitchen open onto the living room, with a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside, separate wc, shower room with Italian shower, separate bedroom with its storage space.

Apartment located in a quiet area in the countryside, in a basque style house 4 km from the village centre in the Ibarre district. The A64 is 3 km away to access the beaches of the Basque coast, Anglet and Biarritz. On the first floor of a detached house, the apartment has its own access and an independent entrance. 15 km from the town of Hasparren and close to tourist sites such as the Bidache castle, the Pop de guiche leisure centre, the Sames lake, local producers including kiwi, Gascon and Basque pork with visits to farms.

Perbos 1556 is located in La Bastide-Clairence, 1.5 kilometers from the center of the village, one of France's most beautiful. Cécile and Salvo have renovated an old Basque farmhouse in keeping with its authenticity, while providing all the comforts you need for a rejuvenating stay. You can enjoy the swimming pool, the lush garden and practice on the putting green before discovering the many golf courses in the area. A private sauna is also available on reservation. The house offers 5 bedrooms, including 4 suites with fully equipped kitchens. A buffet breakfast featuring local produce and homemade dishes is served in a room warmed by a wood-burning stove, or on the terrace, weather permitting.

Denis welcomes you to his magnificent gîte for 6 people (up to 8 with extra bedding) in Hasparren, in the Elizaberry district, in the heart of nature. Just 20 minutes from Bayonne, this apartment has been entirely renovated with taste and quality materials: stone, wood and solid antique furniture... The farmhouse is surrounded by meadows, streams and forests, in an exceptionally peaceful setting, with no traffic noise. The path from the house leads to numerous walks on the Hasparren moors, a protected natural area with a magnificent view of the Pyrenees. The farm produces organic permaculture fruit and vegetables with the greatest respect for nature, and is available for purchase. Need advice? Denis can advise you on activities and outings.

Gite fitted out on the first floor of the owners' house including also guest rooms. Take advantage of a private terrace (on the first floor) with garden furniture and a barbecue for a moment of conviviality. The large wooded and flowered park of 2 hectares will make you fall in love with it and you will even discover a mill of the XIV th century. Heated swimming pool and recharging point for electric cars.

Discover the natural and human heritage of the mountains, through a range of hikes. Half-day, full-day, nocturnal or itinerant... Hiking, snowshoeing, joëlette, orienteering courses, trail outings. Outings adapted to each person's pace, punctuated by activities focusing on the environment that surrounds us.

Maison Gamboia is located in Hasparren, just a 5-minute walk from the town center. Célia, the hostess, offers 5 charming rooms, tastefully decorated, highlighting the work of local artists, designers and craftsmen. Here is a place for meetings, exchanges and creations, an artist's residence in the Maison Gamboia. Large park planted with fruit trees and roses. Lovely terrace overlooking the countryside. Continental breakfast concocted with organic produce from AMAP: l'Association pour le Maintien de l'Agriculture Paysanne. Table d'hôtes with touring chefs. During your stay at Maison Gamboia, you can enjoy a variety of activities in and around Hasparren, such as cycling, visiting the emblematic Oxocelhaya Caves and Isturitz, 15 minutes away. Hiking on the Massif de l'Ursuia, and other programmed routes.

In the heart of the Basque Country, the house is located between the ocean and the mountains, 30 minutes from Biarritz and Anglet, and not far from the Landes beaches If you are looking for peace and quiet, this apartment located in a part of the house, will suit you perfectly. On the ground floor and with an area of 77 m2, it has an independent entrance. Pleasant and bright, the living room consists of an open kitchen and a living room of 33m2. Cot included, electric heating. Parking in front of the house.

The Chapelle du Sacré-Coeur d'Hasparren, also known as the Chapelle des Missionnaires, was built between 1928 and 1931. This Art Deco, Byzantine and Basque-style edifice boasts a particularly rich décor, unique in the south-west of France: frescoes of 48 figures, magnificent stained-glass windows and a huge mosaic by the famous Mauméjean brothers. Listed as a Historic Monument since 2011, it is now owned by the Commune, and since 2019 has benefited from an enormous restoration project scheduled for completion in 2023. In 2021, it was awarded the Prix Pèlerin Patrimoine, presided over by the chief architect of Notre-Dame de Paris. 1-hour guided tour, booking essential. Open from Easter for individuals.

A superb Basque house, with its red half-timbered facade. Ideal place for holidays with family or friends, its volumes will seduce you. In a heavenly setting, both secluded and close to the town centre, it has all the comforts with its 5 bedrooms for 10 people. Garden, petanque ground... Covered terrace.

The Abbaye de Belloc is located in Urt, near the classified village of La Bastide-Clairence An Ardi-Gasna type tomme is matured there between 4 and 12 months, depending on the season. It is characterized by a firm and elastic texture, a bloomy rind, and a fruity flavor. The store also offers a selection of monastic products, as well as various books Since 1875, the Benedictine brothers have dedicated themselves to work and prayer. Inheriting the know-how of the Basque shepherds, they elaborated in 1959 their own cheese made from pure sheep's milk. In 1994, the brothers specialized in maturing. A new team from the association Habitat et Humanisme took over the community in 2021. A change of direction has taken place but the maturing activity continues.

Espace Découverte Bastidarra is located near the listed village of La Bastide Clairence, 20 minutes from the Basque coast. Products made from cow's, ewe's or goat's milk are produced on site. The dairy produces stirred and steamed yogurts with South-West fruit jams or natural flavors. The farms are located less than 20km from the dairy and are part of a sustainable agriculture program. Guided tours are available on reservation, such as the guided tour and tasting of milk-based products offered in the mornings, as well as immersive tours. The store offers a wide range of local products: wines, beers, cheese by the slice, groceries, preserves...

La Fabrique de Chocolat is located in La Bastide-Clairence, which has been awarded the "Plus Beaux Villages de France" and "Ville et Métiers d'art" labels. In this 14th-century mill, you're invited to discover the various stages in the traditional manufacture of chocolate. Come and enjoy a playful, sensory experience in this remarkable heritage site steeped in history. In the boutique area, let yourself be tempted by chocolate in a variety of forms? A whole world of gourmet treats to delight young and old alike!

The Montauzer production workshop is located in Bardos, 20 minutes from Bayonne. The shop is open on weekdays all year round and displays its products harmoniously alongside other local products from the Basque Country, Bearn and the Landes The Montauzer family, which has been working for three generations, makes pâtés, blood sausages, andouilles, sausages and confits, and duck foie gras made from fattened ducks raised in the Landes. Its flagship product, Ibaïama ham, is made in the traditional way of cutting up and salting with Salies de Béarn salt.

20 minutes from Bayonne, the trinquet of La Bastide Clairence is one of the emblematic places of the Basque pelota games. The game of palm, the ancestor of Basque pelota, is still played there. It is even the oldest palm game still in use, a study on the wood of its frame dates back to 1513. Its peculiarity is that it has undergone few changes since it was built. The stone slabs along the edges of each side of the hall are probably original and the proportions have remained unchanged. It is played pala-ancha, bare-handed and still palm game (there are only three places left where it is played: Paris, Fontainebleau and La Bastide Clairence).

Welcome to La Bastide-Clairence, the "Xarnégou" territory between Basque and Gascon culture. With its checkerboard layout and side church, this medieval village, now listed as "Les plus beaux villages de France", has preserved its original layout since the 14th century, and perpetuated its artisan tradition. The old hosiery makers, nail makers, blacksmiths... have given way to arts and crafts that cultivate creativity and authenticity. Glassmakers, luthiers, painters, ceramists, designers, framers, cutlers... are just some of the many talents you'll be able to meet. Come and discover the town's heritage: Place des Arceaux, church, Catholic and Jewish cemeteries, Labourdin and Navarrese-style houses, trinquet, and the town's former mill, now a chocolate factory. You can book a guided tour, map and itinerary at the tourist office.

Located on the family farm at La Bastide Clairence, we devote ourselves to our herd of dairy cows and duck breeding We are part of the Basque Country Farmers' Association and are committed to the Idoki quality charter . We welcome you for a discovery of the farm. Direct sale.

La fabrique de Macarons is located 10 minutes from Hasparren, in the heart of La Bastide-Clairence, a village classified as the Most Beautiful Village in France. The workshop is located on rue Notre Dame, in the direction of the church, and the smell of artisanal baking of macaroons and cannelés will be your guide. You'll also find cookies and pure butter shortbread. A grandmother's recipe for sure, push open the door to discover it. You'll be invited to discover how they're made, and you'll be given all the explanations you need, including the origins of macaroons in the Basque Country. It always ends with a tasting session - who can resist? And perhaps once your taste buds have been seduced, you'll decide to take some home with you. A second boutique awaits you in Saint Pied de Port.

Discover the ewe's milk cheese in the Ossau-Iraty appellation and benefiting from the Idoki quality charter. Facing the Pyrenees mountain range, from the Rhune to the Pic du Midi d'Ossau, you will be able to see the flock of Manech red-headed ewes. Visit every Tuesday from 10am to 12pm and from 3pm to 7pm of the farm, cheese making and possibility to accompany the flock in the field.

10 minutes from Hasparren and the listed village of La Bastide Clairence, Anne Rozès' canning factory is located in the village of Briscous near the motorway Since 1970, the Anne Rozès cannery transforms into delicious preserves everything that can be cooked from duck and pork, such as foie gras, duck rillons, Espelette pepper pate, and the famous black pudding according to Christian Parra's recipe. You will also find the cooked vegetables that have made our reputation throughout the south-west and far beyond, in delicatessens and starred restaurants. Come and discover our piperade, our garbure and our jams that will delight gourmets. Visit of the workshop by appointment.

The Iduki Ostatua restaurant is located at the entrance of La Bastide Clairence, one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France". At the place called Pont de Port, park along the river Joyeuse, in the shade of hundred-year-old oaks. You can enjoy the shaded terrace of this typical Basque building.

At exit N°4 off the A64 freeway, you'll find Le Repère restaurant on your left. Whether you're passing through or staying for a while, sit down to a warm welcome at one of Pantxo and Amandine's tables. Here, French cuisine is good. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a world of delicious dishes, and taste a fascinating parfait. Friendly staff will welcome you all year round. Dignified service is what guests love here. There's a quiet atmosphere, and you can enjoy lunch on the terrace.

Traditional menus, elaborate menus, possibility of wedding reception, baptism, communion...

In the heart of the village, a brand new address in a contemporary, chic and sober decor. After different experiences around the world, Jean-François and Didier have decided to share their know-how in their beloved native Basque Country Tasty, delicately prepared dishes will seduce your taste buds (fish, meat) but also grilled on a wood fire (in the evening during the week, and at lunch and dinner on the weekend) and succulent desserts. To discover without delay! In 2015, the inspectors of the Michelin guide award them the Big Gourmand.

The Auberge de l'Estanquet is located in the heart of the village of Urt, at the crossroads of the Basque Country and the Landes. Situated 14 minutes walk from Urt train station, this friendly hostel is also 9 minutes walk from the banks of the Adour river, and 15 minutes from the Bidache castle. We welcome you all year round in our traditional restaurant and hotel for lunch or dinner. A traditional cuisine of quality, home-made, for the pleasure of all: foie gras, tarte Tatin..

Pizzas, daily specials, à la carte menu.

The Gozategia bar-restaurant is located on the Place du Fronton, 6km from the Oxocelhaya caves, 6km from the village of Labastide-Clairence and 5km from the town of Hasparren. It offers a warm and friendly welcome. The chef offers traditional cuisine using fresh, seasonal produce, with a different menu every day and suggestions on the slate. After a walk on Mount Abarratia, you can enjoy the beautiful terrace. On Friday and Saturday evenings, you can enjoy tapas to share, complemented by a burger or a combo platter. And don't forget, you can reserve and privatize the place on Saturday and Sunday for your various events. The chef can propose a menu to suit your wishes.

Restaurant, bar, tearoom, delicatessen, bookshop, our establishment is all this. It is also a place of animation and exhibition which have in common the wish to promote culture and local products.

Beautiful independent gîte fitted out in an old farmhouse on the heights. Panoramic view on Basque hills. Gîte 8/10 pers. Ground floor: Equipped kitchen area (fridge-freezer, microwave), living room, lounge area (DVD player, Tel. fireplace/insert). Laundry room (washing machine). 1 bedroom. (1 bed 2 pers.). S.d.b. (bath and shower). Wc. And. 3 large bedrooms (1 bed 160, 2 single beds. 2 single beds 90). Water closet. Wc. Terrace, courtyard, garden, parking, table tennis, garden furniture, barbecue. Beds made on arrival, free wood. Presence of cows.

Accommodation in an abbey 20 km from Bayonne, 1km from the center of the village of La Bastide Clairence (classified as one of France's most beautiful villages) and 10 km from the town of Hasparren. Accueil Belloc, affiliated to the French Youth Hostel Federation, offers relaxing stays at prices affordable to all. A different kind of welcome in a spirit of sharing at the heart of the human experience. Wooded park, picnic tables, century-old trees, restaurant....Wifi

Close to the beaches of Biarritz and just a few kilometres further to Spain, Iduki is ideally situated to discover the nature and history of this special area of France, relaxation on-site and easy access to any of your preferred activities. Situated between the sea and the low Pyrenees, the village of La Bastide Clairence was founded by the kings of Navarre in the 14thC. The village has wisely retained its authenticity down through the centuries and continues to seduce all who visit it.

The La Bastide-Clairence parking area is located in the municipal swimming pool parking lot, on the outskirts of the village towards Bayonne and Bardos. It's also a public parking lot close to picnic tables and benches and a children's playground. Electricity and water supply are available from the public toilet. The village and shops are within walking distance. Payment directly at the town hall or in the letterbox if the reception is closed.

Located in the center of the village of the Bastide Clairence, this pretty 2 room apartment will seduce you. On the ground floor of a beautiful Navarrese house, it offers a bright space with soothing colors. A fitted kitchen open onto the living room, with a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside, separate wc, shower room with Italian shower, separate bedroom with its storage space.

Rental in the Basque Country: Basque house with swimming pool, in a quiet area between Ocean and Mountains, for 18 people, 9 rooms from 18 to 24 m², Eyhartzea (Le Domaine Basque), located at the gates of Biarritz for your holidays, weekends, family reunions or between friends. This property classified 5 Stars *****, dating from the XIVth century, independent and spacious of 520 sqm welcomes youHouse of 500 sqm, type F11, on 2 levels, composed of 2 communicating apartments. In the countryside, quiet, 2 km from La Bastide and shops, 30 km from the beaches. Ground floor : 2 living/dining rooms, 2 kitchens + dishwasher, 1 bedroom (bed 160), 2 bathrooms + shower, 2 toilets. 1st floor : 4 bedrooms (4X2 beds 90), 2 bedrooms (beds 160), 1 bedroom (bed 140), 1 bedroom (2 beds 110), 3 bathrooms, 3 toilets. Sheets and towels provided. 2 TV, VCR and DVD, tel.on request, billiards, terraces (garde

Two duplex apartments attached to the farmhouse, each accommodating 4 people. Inside : fully equipped kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms...Outside : barbecue and garden furniture. Visit of the farm with notably the milking of the ewes and the making of cheese (July).possibility of renting in weekend.

Furnished of tourism any comfort. Detached house in a dead end, very quiet. Close to the center of the village, close to all shops and the municipal swimming pool. 5 bedrooms, 2 toilets, large dining room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, outside courtyard with parking. Equipped with double glazing. High chair and cot up to 4 years. TV. Garden furniture, swing and barbecue. Free all year round. Possibility of weekend rentals.

Situated on the slopes of the Adour river, 10 mn from the leisure centre of Guiche. Lodging in r.d.c. in a house adjoining the owner on a working farm. Living room/kitchenette (sofa, TV, washing machine, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer). 2 bedrooms. (1 bed 2 pers. 1 bed 1 pers. 1 bed 120), s. of water. Cellar. Extra electric heating. Covered terrace. Enclosed land, garden furniture. Barbecue.