THE SEIGNANX
The Seignanx is a territory of the Landes : ocean beaches and pine forests, estuary and « Barthes de l’Adour », connected cities and more discreet villages, industrial port and aeronautical pole… An alternative and innovative territory, strongly committed to Sustainable Development and the Social and Solidarity Economy.
OCEAN AND BEACHES
This is where the largest dune land in Europe starts. Between Ondres and Tarnos, 8 kilometers of beach allow both peaceful sunny naps and invigorating family swims. (monitoring is provided from mid-June to mid-September).
Those who know how to swim can enroll in certified surf schools to learn how to glide on waves necessarily ideal: We are just between Hossegor and Biarritz, the 2 «capitals» of surfing in Europe. Between 2 sand castles, the youngest can take swimming lessons at the beach club. Whether for sleeping, eating, playing, reading, sunbathing, diving, surfing, walking, running, fishing (surf casting).
THE LANDES FOREST
This is where the largest dune land in Europe starts. Between Ondres and Tarnos, 8 kilometers of beach allow both peaceful sunny naps and invigorating family swims. (monitoring is provided from mid-June to mid-September).
Those who know how to swim can enroll in certified surf schools to learn how to glide on waves necessarily ideal: We are just between Hossegor and Biarritz, the 2 «capitals» of surfing in Europe. Between 2 sand castles, the youngest can take swimming lessons at the beach club. Whether for sleeping, eating, playing, reading, sunbathing, diving, surfing, walking, running, fishing (surf casting).
THE COUNTRYSIDE
The Seignanx countryside is an alternation of hillsides and valleys punctuated with authentic small villages. Pine forests, deciduous forests, corn fields, orchards, streams, parks… many landscapes are accessible thanks to the many marked trails that allow the discovery of a respected and maintained nature. Here, we are talking about rurality, authenticity and «tradition of well living» where gastronomy dominates…
In the barthes de l’Adour or the Orx marsh reserve, wildlife and plants are more discreet: the site of Arremont (CPIE) or the house of the marsh will allow you to better know these wetlands and to observe its inhabitants, whether permanent or seasonal (herons, storks, cranes, etc.).
