Capbreton, one of the most beautiful places in the Landes to camp

1. Enjoy the beaches: Capbreton has some truly magnificent beaches of fine golden sand. With its large beaches ideal for swimming and water sports, they're at the heart of every Capbreton holiday. At high tide or low tide, the central beach is the ideal place to relax with the family, while on the Plage de la Piste and Plage des Océanides, surfers can enjoy the waves all day long.

2. Discover the fishing port: Stroll along Capbreton's lively harbor and stroll along the quays to admire the colorful boats returning from fishing. An ideal place to sample fresh seafood at the many seafood restaurants located near Capbreton harbor.
Malin: Meet at the foot of the Capitainerie, mornings and afternoons, to discover a direct-sales fish market. More info: https: //www.cc-macs.org/port-de-capbreton/marche-aux-poissons/

3. Explore the Marais d'Orx nature reserve: Close to Capbreton, this nature reserve is home to a wide variety of endemic birds, migratory birds and plant species. Equipped with hiking trails, it's an ideal spot for observing the flora and fauna of the Landes region in the midst of unspoilt nature. More info: https: //www.reserve-naturelle-marais-orx.fr/

4. Ride your bike on the cycle paths : Capbreton is the ideal place to explore all its points of interest by bike. You can rent a bike for the day and follow the cycle paths along the coast and through the pine-scented Landes forests. You'll be able to take full advantage of the region's natural beauty and recharge your batteries in the fresh sea air. And for cycling enthusiasts, La Vélodyssée makes a stop in Capbreton. Further information: https: //www.lavelodyssee.com/itineraire/capbreton-bayonne

5. Local markets: Soak up the local atmosphere at Capbreton's picturesque markets. You'll find fresh local produce, such as asparagus des sables, gastronomic specialties, from piment d'Espelette to Ttoro, a tasty fish stew, and Basque cake, and you'll discover local artisans. Don't miss the covered market at Les Halles, where you can sample local products such as Bayonne ham and Basque cheeses. Also in summer, three evenings a week, the night market is held in the rue piètonne in Capbreton town center in July and August.
For days and times, click here: https://www.capbreton-tourisme.com/a-faire/les-marches/
Malin: Don't miss the fish market, at the foot of the Capitainerie, mornings and afternoons, bonito, sea bream and Hossegor oysters, here the produce is fresh and cheap.

Capbreton, 4 things not to miss during the vacations :

1. Don't miss the west-facing sunset: head to the beaches for a breathtakingly magical spectacle. An unforgettable experience to share or meditate on, recharging the batteries and delighting young and old alike...

2. Don't forget to explore the hiking trails in the sand dunes. This is a unique opportunity to admire the local biodiversity, flora and fauna and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.

3. Don't miss a visit to Capbreton's Maison de l'Oralité et du Patrimoine, which traces the town's history and culture linked to the sea. https://www.capbreton.fr/infos-pratiques/mes-loisirs/la-mop-oralite-et-patrimoine/la-maison-du-patrimoine

4. Don't leave Capbreton without trying your hand at surfing. The town is renowned for its great waves, and surfing enthusiasts have made it an ideal spot for both male and female surfers. Several schools offer courses for all levels.
PSSST! Surfers can be found at the Domaine de Fierbois campsite, where they love to take up residence at the foot of the dunes from April to October.

Enjoy discovering Capbreton!