Restaurants SAINT-EMILION Les Jardins d’Ambe Tour Pourret“Come and enjoy a friendly visit to discover the production methods of our wine, certified organic since 2015.
Restaurants SAINT-EMILION | 48 km east of Bordeaux La Table de Pavie €€€€Located in the heart of Saint-Émilion, refined and modern cuisine awarded 2 Michelin stars.
Restaurants PESSAC-LEOGNAN La Grand’Vigne €€€€Come and recreate the best recipes from the double Michelin-starred restaurant with Chef Nicolas Masse’s team, followed by lunch at La Grand’Vigne.
Restaurants BOULIAC | Near Bordeaux Le Saint-James €€€€Relais & Châteaux. Near Bordeaux, restaurant with an original and unusual setting. Gourmet, creative and modern cuisine in a sleek, contemporary dining room.
Restaurants LANGON | In the city center La Table de la Maison Darroze €€€€Located in the center of Langon, restaurant offering gourmet cuisine made with local products. Family expertise, charming establishment.
Attraction and activity PYLA-SUR-MER Grand Site de la Dune du PilatThe highest dune in Europe. At the summit, exceptional panoramic views over the Arcachon Bay. Free activities all year round explaining the formation and evolution of this protected site.
Attraction and activity LE TEICH | Bassin d'Arcachon Réserve Ornithologique du TeichNatural site dedicated to bird conservation on the Arcachon Bay. 323 species observed along a 6 km trail within the reserve. Children’s area and discovery activities by canoe-kayak.
Attraction and activity ARCACHON Le Bassin d’ArcachonLocated one hour from Bordeaux, this inland sea opens onto the Bay of Biscay. Tides and oyster farming are present in the basin. Numerous points of interest such as Cap-Ferret, the Dune du Pilat and Bird Island.
Attraction and activity ROYAN - AGEN Le Canal des 2 Mers à vélo en Nouvelle-AquitaineExceptional cycling route linking the Mediterranean to the Atlantic over nearly 800 km.
Attraction and activity LA ROCHELLE - HENDAYE La Vélodyssée en Nouvelle-Aquitaine Over 4 hoursFrench section of the Atlantic Coast Route crossing Brittany and following the Atlantic coast down to the Basque Coast. A dynamic route covering over 1,300 km, with 80% of the journey on car-free paths.