Pierre & Vacances Residence les Terrasses d'Arcangues
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Blustery time in Biarritz.
... the beach itself had many surfers, swimmers and sunbathers. The setting is idyllic with the large waves slapping the shores of the Bay of Biscay. One interesting observation as we walked along the shoreline was what they had used for breakwaters; one beach had massive chunks of black marble, the other granite.After a late lunch we headed down the highway to Biarritz, France. Our hotel is boutique-like and ...
Biarritz & Bayonne
... there.
Cycled in to Biarritz the next day to explore the town. Small cove with some very expensive houses and an aquarium perched right on the edge of the bay.
Surfers can be seen along the bay, watched by the shoppers in town. Large waves can be seen hitting the sides of the road and reaching some 100m up in the air.
Spent the next few days here surfing.
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Day 30 - Baggage in beautiful Biarritz
... surfers bail in the water.
Since we had virtually no packing to do this evening, we took some time to walk a little further along the coast to some stunning vantage points, and back up through our favourite quaint little streets. Unfortunately I was just about at the end of my energy tether so we used the rest of it to walk up to the supermarket - naive as it was, since virtually everything ...
Day 29 - A mission in Biarritz
... we had to find somewhere to buy the biggest suitcase possible to take on board our five remaining flights. Not far along the road from Galeries Lafayette was a large-ish luggage shop, with everything from wallets and handbags to large suitcases. After much deliberation we settled on a hardy (can you use that word for things other than coastal plants??) Samsonite suitcase which will theoretically last a lifetime. Guaranteed cabin size, too :) I will ...
Day 28 - We love Biarritz!
... into the bus stop in Biarritz, I wasn't completely sure how far we needed to go in order to get to our hotel, and I thought there would be a taxi stand right next to it. There was a taxi stand of sorts, but it was the police station with loads of police cars outside! Maybe not. After some careful map reading, comparing the map in the bus shelter and its handy "you are here" marker with the map on my phone, I figured it was a pretty short walk away so in ...