Arcachon

Arcachon is a commune in the southwestern French division of Gironde. It has a sandy shoreline and a mellow atmosphere said to be great for invalids experiencing aspiratory protests. The mid year town, which extends along the ocean between the Eyrac Pier and the Chapel Pier, has every one of the elements for an extraordinary occasion: a wonderful sandy shoreline ignoring the serene waters of Arcachon, business boulevards perfect for shopping, open air bistros and eateries for a beverage, a plate of fish or a frozen yogurt, a gallery aquarium with the ocean life of the locale just as displays gave to zoology, archaic exploration and shellfish cultivating, a gambling club, bars and dance club to keep you engaged till the night's end, and furthermore numerous exercises on offer all through the late spring.

The unmissable Thiers Pier is a pleasant spot for a relaxed walk while respecting the waterfront of the late spring town and Arcachon Bay. The tour of the resort then continues through the spring town, famous for its mineral water spring, Les Abatilles, the thalassotherapy focus, shoreline and Pereire Park, and the harvest time town with the angling ports and clam ranches, just as the water sports focus, to enjoy cruising, kitesurfing, kayaking or even stand-up oar.