Camping campéole "Plage Sud"

Biscarrosse (Landes, France)

Biscarrosse is a seaside town bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and by vast stretches of freshwater. It combines sandy beaches, inland lakes and the Landes forest, offering a setting suited to water sports and relaxation. The maritime landscape blends with a heritage linked to seaplanes and local culture. It is a popular destination for families, surfers and nature lovers.

Nature and landscapes

The Biscarrosse-Plage beaches stretch along the Atlantic with areas suitable for surfing and long walks. Inland, the Lac de Biscarrosse et de Parentis offers calm waters for sailing, paddleboarding and supervised swimming in season. The town is bordered by the Forêt des Landes, ideal for cycling and hiking in the shade of the pines.

Outdoor activities and leisure

The coastline is heavily frequented by surfers; there are schools and spots suitable for different levels. The lake offers nautical centers for sailing, kitesurfing and canoeing. Bike paths and forest trails allow family or sporting outings starting from campsites and holiday villages.

Culture and museums

Biscarrosse preserves a memory tied to maritime aviation. The Musée de l’hydraviation displays collections and information about the seaplanes that operated on the lakes and the coast. You can also find temporary exhibitions and local archives on this specialty.

Gastronomy and atmosphere

The cuisine draws on Landes products: duck, foie gras and fish freshly caught according to the season; local markets also offer cheeses and seafood. The atmosphere remains relaxed, between beachfront cafés and local summer festivals.

Not to be missed

• Biscarrosse-Plage: surf and long stretches of sand.
• Lac de Biscarrosse et de Parentis: water sports and swimming.
• Musée de l’hydraviation: history of local seaplanes.
• Forêt des Landes: hikes and bike trails.
• Local market: Landes produce and seafood.