Hotel du Rond-Point Hossegor

Tom and Sue took the day to zip to Bilbao (1:45 south of Biarritz) to see the famous Guggenhiem Museum. Wow, what a building!! The exhibits pale in comparison, but still we enjoyed a solid 4 hours at the museum. Afterwards, we drove back to San Sebastian where Sue introduced me to Alona Berri, the ...

I don't really need to tell you what we did do I? Take one part playground, one part beach, and one part sunset and you have a Kramer day in Biarritz.

           

Judy spent the day with Pierre, a former wrestler and French Olympic wresting coach (he went with the team to Atlanta) who she had met on the train ride a few days ...

We spent the morning touring our recently discovered Bayonne with the kids and Judy continued exploring during the afternoon ...

Another lovely beach day was followed by an evening tour by Tom and Sue of nearby Bayonne, the financial center of Bayonne/Anglet/Biarritz. What a cute town!! It has a beautiful 14th century ...

Farmor took an 11am train back to Paris and we were down to just one Grandma! The weather continued to be ideal and we enjoyed another great beach day and a wonderful sunset meal on our patio. Yeah Biarritz!!

   

Sue and Judy took some time to visit St. Jean de Luz, a cute fishing village during the day. Later that night we celebrated Farmor's birthday a few days early, as she was to be flying to San Francisco on her actual birthday. After a delicious meal "catered" by Picard - a french pre ...

... room from us was a classically loud/drunk pair of American surfers. They needed our help explaining that they wanted their Margaritas "on the rocks" so they stumbled over to our table to ask if we "spoke American." I said, I spoke a little. Hilarious. The meal was very good and highly memorable.

                         

... Abu Dhabi) and caught up with the worlds news. We also found a street market in the main street of Seignosse, the town right near our campsite. Our campsite had changed a lot since our last visit. We were one of about 6 or so tents in the hole place the last time and there was only 3 staff members. Now the shop, bakery, pub, and kids club had opened, there was about 20 staff, and the campsite was packed. We were camped next to a ...

After surfing the really expensive internet, we went on to have some really expensive small beers at an local Irish pub. (of course, every town/city/village has one, where ever you go in the world) After that we could only laugh, at least we got parking for free. We drove back to the campground, and got ready for the beach again. The waves had picked up a little bit, which was awesome (for Ian, I thought it was nice). While I was working on my afternoon tan ...