Charleine Benaben
Charlotte MoutierThe ports of the Cœur du Bassin, 6 in total, and the beaches are places full of poetry which have their own uniqueness.
At high tide or low, stroll between oyster huts, “pinasses” (traditional local boats) and sailboats, taste the famous Bay of Arcachon oysters or enjoy a swim in the sea.
You feel an irresistible urge to dive into fresh water, but the tide is low…
Don’t panic! At the port of Audenge, the longest outdoor seawater swimming pool in Europe with disabled access is there to grant your wish. At 170m long, it means swimmers can do lengths at any hour of the day. In Lanton, the swimming pool’s equipped beach also boasts the disabled beach label.
These bathing pools are supervised in July and August and host most of the Cap 33 sports events.
Patrice HauserTake on the coastal path and admire the wildlife to be found in the heart of the Cœur du Bassin d’Arcachon. Connecting 6 ports and 3 beaches, it runs along the region’s maritime facade.
From the beautiful villas of Taussat-Les-Bains in the north, to the port of Biganos in the south, it’s transformed, for those who so wish, into a secondary route to Santiago de Compostela. All along the trail, open your eyes and enjoy a setting that alternates remarkable architectural heritage and memorable natural sites.
Midi Prod
Kevin Biette
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