Towns and Villages

The medieval town of La Réole, town of art and history, with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, is rich ...

On its rocky hillsides, the village overlooks the Garonne valley. The limestone cliff which extends over a hundred ...

Hourtin-ville, Hourtin-Plage and Hourtin-Port! Here are the three poles of this municipality of Gironde which offers ...

Villandraut was the birthplace of Bertrand de Goth, who became Clement V, first pope of Avignon. Its fortress castle ...

Its coastline, preserved from buildings, offers a wilder environment and a playground conducive to outdoor sports. ...

Pauillac, a small town on the river, is the capital of the Médoc wine region. It is known worldwide for hosting ...

To get to Bourg-sur-Gironde, you can take the Corniche road, along the Gironde estuary for about ten kilometres. You ...

Between forests (6000 hectares), beaches (12 km), marshes and ocean, it is a natural protected site. Montalivet is ...

The small seaside resort, closer to nature, is rich in Gallo-Roman heritage, many vestiges of which are still ...

The small port of Audenge is quite authentic, like its small colorful wooden huts that line it. The small town has a ...

Carcans-Océan, seduces wave and surf lovers with its 15 kilometers of beach. Quieter Carcans-Maubouisson, on the ...

Initially a small seaside resort whose first villas appeared in 1906, Lacanau has become today, with its legendary ...

Bordeaux was listed, like the Port of the Moon, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. Labeled City of Art and ...

Pyla-sur-Mer is well known to locals and visitors thanks to its dune, the largest in Europe: the Dune du Pilat! ...