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The Basque seashore named "côte des Basques" in Biarritz. The small dots are surfers. Introduction
A
great Basque holiday, must
combine a bit of seashore and a bit of mountains. This country
is unique for the wonderful Ocean beaches and the elegant resorts
like Biarritz in France or San Sebastian in Spain. Sportif, lazy or
food oriented visitors should all find heaven there. The Basque seashore
highlights is concentrated between San
Sebastian or Hondarribia
in Spain and Saint Jean de Luz or Biarritz
in France. There are found the main train stations
and airports. We can arrange your stay on the
seashore. Our service includes touring indications for the whole area,
as well as gastronomic tips to use at the famous mariscos
(seafood) and tapas bars ...
San
Sebastian...
Palace Hotel Maria Cristina
Awarded "Pintxos" Bar "Bergara Monty" The beach of "La Concha" The old port And the "Plaza de la Constitucion" * From the seashore, go fishing to the mountains... The French Basque
Mountains.
A very nice network of trout
streams centered around Saint Jean
Pied de Port. at
very short distance from the seashore. Guided or self guided fishing
from picturesque mountain inns or small luxury hotels. Open the Basque mountains
The French region of
Béarn.
At two hours from the seashore, trout or salmon fishing in
the famous region of Béarn
near Sauveterre, Pau or Lourdes. Guided or self guided fishing
from picturesque mountain inns. Open
the Béarn region
& in Spain Spain Navarra Rio Irati.
The famous river fished by Ernest
Hemingway when he was attending the Fiestas of Sanfermines
in Pamplona, in the 20's. Guided or self guided fishing from a great
small hotel. Go to Navarra.
Or the Spanish region
of Aragon.
At three hours from the seashore,
a great network of trout streams setting of the World Fly Fishing Championship of 2003.
Guided fishing, from rustic mountain inns, or self guided fishing
around the luxury parador of Monte Perdido. Go to Aragon.
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