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In Saint-Jean-de-Luz, in the magnificent heart of the Basque Country, close to the hotel, the fresh air and all the pleasures of the ocean await you on the fine sandy beaches... Along with numerous indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a fitness trail, thalassotherapy centre and so much more...

Sea fishing, mountain biking or 4x4 trails in the low mountains of the Basque Country, rugby, Basque pelota and surfing are all on the agenda... not forgetting golf, of course, with two highly renowned 18-hole courses just a few kilometres away. In all, no fewer than 11 of France’s most beautiful golf courses are accessible within a 30 km radius of the Parc Victoria. From the historic Le Phare club in Biarritz to the more recent arrivals in Arcangues and Bassussarry, not to mention the super Seignosse and Moliets courses in the Landes. Chiberta, Hossegor and Chantaco, built at the end of the 1920s, are still ranked as some of the best courses in France. Further south, La Nivelle, Souraïde and Fontarrabie enjoy unique panoramic views over the Pyrenees.

Fine sandy beach
Surfing
Bodyboarding
Canoe trips
Sea fishing

Two well-renowned 18-hole golf courses
Eleven of France’s most beautiful golf courses within a radius of 30 km of the hotel
Indoor and outdoor tennis courts
Fitness trail right outside the hotel
Nearby thalassotherapy centre to relax and recharge your batteries
Mountain biking or 4x4 trails in the low mountains in the Basque Country
Basque pelota

Museum of the Sea
Museum of Chocolate
Ecomuseum
Treasure hunts

The park, covering over a hectare, is planted with ancient trees and is full of flowers throughout the year. Our magnificent pool and the surrounding area are the perfect place to relax in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere – unique in a town center – before enjoying a meal in one of our dining rooms.

Turtle doves, robins, blackbirds and wood pigeons... a special charm awaits you all day long amongst the trees where the squirrels and numerous hedgehogs who take refuge in the park scurry hurriedly away.