Destination: Pyrenees

Visit of the weaving workshop using ancestral techniques. Shop showcasing traditional and contemporary Basque linen collections.

Town of Art and History overlooking the Pyrenees. Rich heritage. Sainte-Marie Cathedral, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a major stop on the Way of St James.

The only beret museum in the world, dedicated to the history and manufacture of France’s most iconic headwear. Film in several languages retracing its history.

Recognised as one of the major museums in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Nationally renowned exhibitions. Collection dominated by 19th-century painting. Works by Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot, El Greco, Rubens, etc.

Town renowned for its salt water and history linked to salt. Two districts: the old town around the salt spring and the spa district with its Moorish-style establishment.

Poetic and environmentally sensitive urban and peri-urban walks to explore the area.

The Bivouac team designs, organises, guides and manages the logistics of hiking trips, mainly through routes in the Pyrenees range and occasionally in other destinations.

International-scale white-water sports complex. Open to everyone, from beginners to international athletes. Rafting, kayaking, hydrospeed, tubing, surfing: 5,000 m² water area, competitive courses, two event rooms.

The Ossau Valley Mountain Office offers guided hikes, snowshoe outings and canyoning trips.

In the heart of the impressive Hourat gorges, a course of 18 zip lines over 1,000 m in supervised self-guided mode. Open to all, accessible from a minimum height of 1.40 m for children. Bookings at the Tourist Office.