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Very beautiful port, very touristy

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Very beautiful port, very touristy

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Important port, full of beautiful boats for the pleasure of the eyes

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A large port with many boats to admire

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Beautiful example of urban art

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A short stop to admire the boats and, why not, quench your thirst or eat in the many establishments lining the port...

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Perfect for stopping to eat or cool off facing Lake Hossegor.

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This refreshment bar offers you the opportunity to have a coffee or a drink with a superb view of the lake.

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What a treat to drive here in nature

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Protecting 52 ha of wetlands, the Nature Reserve is home to characteristic habitats of the Landes accessible by a slatted path: swamp forest, peat bog, pond, stream. The Black Pond which gives its name to the reserve is distinguished by its deep waters and muddy bottoms.

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Several oyster huts 🥂

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Possible connection by bike to reach or leave the port.

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Located on the Atlantic coast, the port of Capbreton is the only port in the Landes. Rich in a fishing practice that has lasted for more than seven centuries, this historic port forms a beautiful gateway to a remarkable preserved natural environment.

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Located in the town of Soorts-Hossegor, Lake Hossegor is a marine lake that breathes with the tides of the Atlantic Ocean. This superb stretch of water offers many rest areas, beautiful supervised beaches and several restaurants.

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It's more Capbreton which used to be so beautiful. Today Capbéton is colonized by tourism. That's how life goes and we don't seem to stop progress.

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cycle track very well laid out to avoid the center of the village and the influx of cars.

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The Capbreton marina has 950 berths for boats up to 23 meters. The velodyssey trail runs alongside this inland port, but subject to the tides because it is connected to the ocean by the Hossegor canal.

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The Hossegor lake channel connects it to the ocean. As a result, the lake is subject to the tides. The canal is artificial and the lake is exploited for the cultivation of oysters. While cycling around the lake is not permitted, it is possible to travel along the canal on two wheels.

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Cycling around the lake is prohibited but there is a cycle path, part of the Velodysee which goes from Hendaye to Roscoff for the French part

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