Camping in Biscarosse

A fascinating place to discover the history of Biscarosse and the traditions of the area, including local arts and crafts. After the museum visit, the kids will love wandering around the educational farm and saying hello to the animals.

When you're not enjoying the beach or the lakes, it's worth exploring the town of Biscarosse itself. Start with the market where you can smell the scent of fresh fruits, vegetables and fish of the day. The church of Saint Martin dates back to the 15th century and it's worth taking in the Château de Montbron. Try the local specialities at one of the many restaurants overlooking the sea.

Built on one of the most beautiful sites in Biscarrosse, the Sainte-Bernadette church is an architectural marvel. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary and Saint Bernadette, it offers you a peaceful setting to admire its frescoes and stained glass windows with your family. Inside, you can admire paintings including one by Berthe Grimard-Baudet or a sculpture by Anne Kirkpatrick.

If you're holidaying in Biscarrosse then you must go to Teste-de-Buch to climb the Dune du Pilat, a famous landmark in this area. This gigantic mountain of sand is over 100 meters tall and offers breathtaking views of the ocean. Don't forget the camera!

Nestled near Biscarrosse, Lake Cazeau-Sanguinet is the ideal place for a family day out. With its crystal clear waters, it is the second largest freshwater lake in France. Take a picnic and your bathers!

This fascinating museum presents the history of the seaplane aviation. Biscarrosse lake was the home of French seaplane aviation, from which seaplanes set off across the Atlantic and down to Africa. You can look at restored seaplanes, uniforms, memorabilia of famous pilots, reproductions, photographs, engines, propellers, archival parts, flight logs, trophies, wetsuits, paintings by Air and Navy painters.