This is where the long chain of dunes that links the mouth of the Adour to the entrance of the Bay of Arcachon, 130 km further on, ends (or begins, depending on where you start). La Digue beach, near the entrance to the port of Bayonne, is first on the list. It is supervised and accessible to people with reduced mobility in high season. A little further north, Métro beach is appreciated by those who love natural beaches: the dune is classified Natura2000 and free of any constructions except for a car park for swimmers. For children, you can count on the XXL leisure park : Planète Parcs. Be curious and also discover the surrounding countryside, marked by a strong agricultural and gastronomic tradition, with many restaurants, farms to visit and local markets, but also typical villages such as Biaudos, Saint-Laurent-de-Gosse, Saint-Barthélémy, Biarrotte, Saint-André and Saint-Martin-de-Seignanx.