Arcachon Bay and Lacanau-Océan – discover another world!
The Gironde department's Atlantic coast offers wide-open spaces of rare natural beauty: 76 km of beaches, the highest sand dune in Europe, an enormous sandbank, a huge pine forest and much more. In fact, this unique environment consists of several different universes.
The Gironde coastline features endless sandy beaches, the Dune du Pilat and the Banc d'Arguin, the Ile aux Oiseaux and the Cap Ferret peninsula, small fishing villages and oyster farms, the Leyre Delta and the Maison de la Nature, the Lacanau seaside resort and, of course, Arcachon, the City of Four Season.
Located less than 45 minutes from Bordeaux and world-famous vineyards, between sand dunes and forests, Arcachon Bay is a veritable inland sea open onto the Atlantic Ocean...
Arcachon Bay has ten cities and villages, each a universe unto itself: Arcachon, La Teste de Buch, Gujan-Mestras, Le Teich, Biganos, Audenge, Lanton, Andernos-les-Bains, Arès and Lège-Cap Ferret.
These towns, located between pine forests and the sea, are well worth a visit.
Lacanau-Océan
Located on the coast, but near the city of Bordeaux and the Médoc wine country, Lacanau is an ideal destination for your special event.
With more 2,300 hours of sunshine a year, this is the perfect venue for a relaxing, revitalising stay. The ocean, the lake and the forest provide a calm setting with lovely scenery in which to enjoy balneotherapy or various sports, including golf. You are sure to find the right here balance between work, leisure and team building.
Arcachon Bay
Located less than 45 minutes from Bordeaux 
and the famous wine estates of the Médoc, between sand dunes and forest, Arcachon Bay is a veritable inland sea open onto the Atlantic Ocean.
A geological curiosity, 155 km² Arcahon Bay is fed by both the ocean and numerous rivers and streams. The bay resembles a lagoon, surrounded by a ribbon of sand culminating in the 104-metre Dune du Pilat.
