No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
25b Ave de la Republic
1 bed apartment with separate sitting room and separate kitchen. Bath and shower, garden with furniture and BBQ area, all Mod. Cons. TV, Video, 4 ring oven cooker, washer / dryer.
Sitting room has a large bed settee (double) and very comfortable couch, the large master bedroom has a double and a single bed and is decorated in the French style giving all the comforts of home.
25b comfortably sleeps 4-5 people. The house is a 5 minute walk to the Main Street and market area which opens daily from 8am-1pm. There is also a supermarket next to market. It's a 5-10minute walk to a choice of beaches e.g. Cote Basque, the famous surfing beach and Grande Plage is just a stroll away. The area is a quiet residential area with parks a 3 minute walk away ideal for children.
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The Aquitaine / Dordogne / Pyrenees Atlantiques region
Golf, Surfing, Swimming, Skiing, Climbing, Rafting, Walking, Shopping, Museums! All of these are at the great destinations of Biarritz, Anglet and Bayonne On the Atlantic coast of France.
A beautiful year round destination with Low Cost flights From Dublin, Shannon, London and Frankfurt.
A great base for this years Rugby World Cup and the European Surfing Championships!
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Biarritz area
Beaches in Biarritz
Plage Miramar
The Miramar Beach was named after the Miramar Hotel. Previously known as Bernain Beach, plage Miramar was hugely popular in the 1930’s.
A sanctuary colonized by Gulls and Cormorants faces the beach. The Winston Churchill passage leads you from Miramar beach to the Grand Plage via the Hotel du Palais.
The Grande Plage
The Grande Plage used to be the known as the Madmans Coast. It then became the Windmill Coast until 1958 when it was named the Empress’ Beach. With the fall of the Empire in 1871 it was renamed again as the Grande Plage(The Main Beach). The biggest and probably the most beautiful beach in Biarritz, it stretches from the Hotel du Palais in the North to the Bellevue in the south. It is the only beach to have kept its colourful canvas tents that can be hired on a daily basis.
The Port Vieux Beach
Known as Vieux-Port until 1897 when it was changed to Port-Vieux. The beach is a natural tidal pool sheltered by rocks at both side which expose at low tide. Port Vieux was the first of Biarrtz Beaches to install canvas tents for changing. These tent were replaced by huts built on piles on the beach. In 1858, under instruction from Napoleon III, a bathing shelter was erected. It was replaced in 1924 by a more solid building in concrete but that was destroyed by bombing. After the war the obsolete cabins were replaced by a horse track flanked by curving stone steps.
How to get there
GETTING THERE
AIR:
Bayonne - Anglet – Biarritz international airport is 2 km from Biarritz. With flights from Dublin, Shannon, London, Frankfort, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Paris Orly, Lyon and Clermont-Ferrand.
Ryanair operates low cost flights to and from Dublin, Shannon, London and Frankfort with most routes flying several times a week. www.ryanair.com
Air France operates most other routes with connections worldwide. www.airfrance.com
Other Airports
Ryanair also fly to many other airports within a 2 hour drive if Biarritz. These include Santander (Bilbao) and Vitoria in Spain and in France, Pau. Aer Lingus also fly to Bordeaux which is a drive or a train journey away
TRAIN:
Bayonne and Biarritz Railway Stations (TGV) are serviced by trains daily calling from Paris, Bordeux and many other towns. For booking and information see www.sncf.fr www.tgv.com or Tel. : +33 (0) 8 92 35 35 35
ROAD:
With the Opening of the Euro Tunnel and the amount of ferries crossing the channel, driving is easier then ever. Distances Paris : 770km Toulouse : 310km Bordeaux : 200km Spain : 30km
The following websites have route planning with maps and aerial photos and information for driving on the continent. www.iti.fr www.aaireland.com www.theaa.com www.rac.co.uk
SEA:
Ferry Operators from Ireland and the UK travel mostly to North Western France
Irish Ferries sail Rosslare to Cherbourg and Rosslare to Roscoff, booking and more information at www.irishferries.com Brittany Ferries sail Cork to Roscoff, Portsmouth to Caen, Portsmouth to Cherbourg, Poole to Cherbourg, Portsmouth to St Malo, Plymouth to Roscoff, Plymouth to Santander(Spain) 151 km from Biarritz www.brittanyferries.co.uk
Other operators include: Sea France Ferry’s, www.seafrance.com , Norfolk Line, www.norfolkline-ferries.co.uk, P&O Ferry’s, www.poferries.com
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