Attractions and activities

French 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.

Wine cellar space, wine bar/brasserie and fast food outlet on the ground floor of La Cité du Vin. Contemporary design setting with a lovely terrace. Evening private hire available.

A must-see in the city, wine bar located within the Maison du Vin de Bordeaux. Extensive wine list showcasing the diversity of Bordeaux vineyards, in an architectural setting designed to explore the region’s appellations.

Located 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.

Exceptional cycling route linking the Mediterranean to the Atlantic over nearly 800 km.

Les Bateaux Bordelais offer cruises departing from Bordeaux, including lunch cruises, trips to the Estuary islands, or commented cruises with wine tasting. On board one of the three boats, discover the Aquitaine region from the Garonne River, exploring the famous Bordeaux vineyards and passing along the UNESCO World Heritage-listed quays.

In the heart of Saint-Émilion, in the cellars of a medieval cloister, traditional production of sparkling wines with guided tours. A unique and magical place.

On board the emblematic boat of the Arcachon Bay, accompanied by your sailor, enjoy private cruises from 2 hours to a full day.

In an 18th-century chartreuse, an educational, friendly and family-oriented experience centred on Cadillac wines. Organisation of activities and events throughout the year, including a wine tour in a Cadillac.