A camping holiday on the Atlantic coast: immersion in nature and the ocean
Come and discover the Atlantic coast, a region where wild nature meets the powerful ocean. Our 4-star campsites near the ocean coast, such as Ibardin in Urrugne Les Ourmes in Hourtin and Le Fontaine Vieille in Andernos-les-Bains, are the ideal place to recharge your batteries and enjoy the immense sandy beaches, pine forests and salt marshes. A real invitation to unwind in the open air.
The treasures of the Atlantic coast
The Atlantic coast offers a wealth of opportunities to reconnect with nature while enjoying the benefits of the ocean. Here’s what makes this destination so unique!
- Vast ocean beaches: From Hourtin to Andernos, the Atlantic offers long, fine sandy beaches, ideal for relaxation and water sports like surfing.
- Unspoilt nature: Between pine forests and nature reserves, the region is home to exceptional biodiversity in a wild setting.
- Local gastronomy: Enjoy oysters from the Bassin d’Arcachon, Bordeaux wines and Bayonne ham for a real taste experience.
Places not to be missed
During your stay at our campsites, explore the jewels of the Atlantic coast and the South West region. Here are just a few of the sites not to be missed.
- Bassin d’Arcachon and Dune du Pilat A paradise for nature lovers, with spectacular views from Europe’s highest sand dune.
- Îles de Ré and d’Oléron: Havens of peace with beaches, cycle paths and picturesque villages, perfect for total relaxation.
- La Rochelle: Historic port city with medieval towers, ideal for history and culture buffs.
- Bordeaux, Bayonne and Biarritz: Bordeaux, famous for its wines and architecture, Bayonne for its Basque heritage and gastronomy, and Biarritz for its beaches and chic atmosphere.
Cultural and sporting activities on the Atlantic coast
The Atlantic coast, from Gironde to Pays Basque, is a paradise for surfers and water sports enthusiasts, with iconic spots such as Lacanau, Hossegor and Biarritz offering waves to suit all levels. In addition to surfing, cycling is an excellent way to discover the region, thanks to a network of cycle paths that wind through forests and beaches, revealing spectacular scenery.
Culture buffs won’t be left out, with numerous museums, lighthouses and aquariums to explore, testifying to the rich history and local marine fauna. Staying on the Atlantic coast means combining nature, ocean and discovery for an unforgettable camping vacation, whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation.