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Grand Plage is a must for beach lovers, framed by Hôtel du Palais and Casino Barrière. Rent a striped tent and enjoy the postcard views!
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Port Vieux Beach is a charming, sheltered spot perfect for swimming. Enjoy an aperitif at Eden Rock Cafe with stunning coastal views.
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Surfing in Europe began in Biarritz in 1956 when Hollywood producers shipped a board from LA after spotting the perfect Côte des Basques waves.
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Biarritz blends surf culture with luxury—find Basque espadrilles and textiles next to high-end stores like Hermès and Galeries Lafayette.
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Crêperie Sarrasin Biarritz serves incredible gluten-free buckwheat galettes in a chic setting with friendly service and local cider.
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This Neo-Medieval villa has been a grand restaurant, a hotel, a Nazi bunker, and now apartments—standing boldly on the Biarritz coast.
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Sainte-Eugénie Church, built in the late 19th century, features stunning stained glass and sits on a historic site above Biarritz’s port.
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Hidden below Sainte-Eugénie Church, Port des Pêcheurs offers seafood restaurants, charming “crampottes,” and a scenic marina path.
The Virgin Mary statue atop Rocher de la Vierge was placed in 1865 after whalers were guided to shore; later, a metal bridge connected it.
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Ride the Petite Train from Grand Plage for a 30-minute tour of Biarritz’s top sights, complete with an audio guide for just 7 euros.
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