Holiday homes Biarritz - Villas & cottages

Viewpoints

A villa in Biarritz allows you to experience the most beautiful viewpoints in the area. The Rocher de la Vierge offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic and the Biarritz coastline and is accessible via a narrow bridge. The Phare de Biarritz, a majestic lighthouse, provides an unparalleled view of the coast and surrounding landscapes from its top, reachable by 248 steps. The Plateau de l'Atalaye, once a watchtower, offers a wide view over the Bay of Biarritz and the picturesque beaches and is a popular spot for walks and photography. Basta Rock, a striking rock formation, offers a spectacular view of the wild coast and the deep blue sea, especially impressive at sunset.

Cultural activities

The Cité de l'Océan in Biarritz is a fascinating museum that unveils the secrets of the oceans with interactive exhibits, 3D films, and virtual reality experiences. The Musée Historique de Biarritz offers a journey through the history of the city, from its fishing days to its status as a chic seaside resort, showcasing numerous artifacts and documents. The Musée Asiatica impresses with an extensive collection of Asian art and artifacts, illustrating the diversity and depth of Asian traditions. The Galerie Le Caméléon is a creative hotspot for contemporary art, offering rotating exhibitions of painting, sculpture, and photography that feature both emerging and established artists. A villa in Biarritz gives you the opportunity to experience the rich culture and vibrant nightlife of the city.

Annual events

The Biarritz Surf Festival in July is a highlight for surfers and water sports enthusiasts, featuring exciting competitions and international surf stars. Les Casetas de Biarritz in June offers a culinary festival with regional specialties, accompanied by live music and dance, allowing visitors to experience Basque culture. The Biarritz Piano Festival in August brings together renowned pianists from around the world and offers concerts ranging from classical to contemporary music at historic venues. The Fêtes de Bayonne at the end of July is a colorful folk festival with music, dance, traditional Basque games, parades, and fireworks, where participants are dressed in white and red. These events make the stay more varied and the history and culture of the area more accessible.

Sport activities

Biarritz on the French Atlantic coast is a paradise for sports enthusiasts. Surfing is particularly popular here, with top-notch waves at spots like Côte des Basques and Grande Plage. Golf lovers will enjoy the golf courses Le Phare and d'Ilbarritz, which offer breathtaking views and excellent training facilities. Rugby is also a highlight, with Stade Aguiléra as the main venue for rugby activities and numerous rugby schools and training camps. Hikers can enjoy the stunning routes along the Atlantic coast, such as the "Promenade Victor Mendiboure" and the GR10 through the Pyrenees. Biarritz offers something special for every sports enthusiast. A villa in Biarritz provides the ideal starting point for numerous sporting activities in the region.

Holiday Homes in Biarritz

Biarritz is a popular resort, enjoyed by all for its mild winter climate and its comfortable summer temperatures. It’s an ideal all year round destination. Take a look at our wide range of accommodation in Biarritz and book your ideal holiday home for a truly memorable stay.

Self-catering holiday in Biarritz

Biarritz is a lovely French seaside resort and truly fashionable town, dating back several decades. A popular destination for many important figures during the 19th century and, today, the area boasts many wonderful buildings and features. It still attracts many personalities from the worlds of politics and the arts. During your visit, you may come across some familiar figures spending time in the famous Biarritz casino.

There is an extensive range of holiday accommodation available with Interhome in Biarritz. You can choose an apartment in a historical or modern building, or maybe opt for a house close to the beach? The choice is yours. If visiting as a couple, with friends or with family, Biarritz has a range of attractions to suit all tastes. For those lovers of history, why not visit the Musee Historique. Or if travelling with children, don’t miss a visit to the Planete Musee du Chocolat (chocolate museum!). Food lovers would then pass by the Place Clemenceau to try some of the delicacies being offered by the oldest patisserie in Biarritz. After tasting so many culinary delights, a walk along the sea front is a must! Feeling brave? Head out to Saint-Martin point to be amazed by the old lighthouse. When you book a self-catering stay in Biarritz, you can take the time to visit these places of interest at your leisure. You can also explore other nearby resorts, such as St Jean de Luz or Hossegor.

Biarritz – Surfers Paradise

Many people consider Biarritz to be the birthplace of surfing in Europe. The first surfing club in France was established there in 1959. The first European championships were organised there at the beginning of the 1960s.. These days, Biarritz is one of the most popular surfing spots in Europe. Surfers from all over the world gather here to take part in their favourite sport. Many surf schools have been set up too to cater for the needs of beginners taking part in this water sport. The best place for viewing all this surfing activity is along the Basque coast beach. There is nothing better for this than staying in a seaside villa from where you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings and sunsets, whilst having a truly memorable stay in Biarritz.

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