Top Biarritz Sightseeing Tours - page 2

The Escapade à Biarritz is a unique sea trip that allows you to discover the Basque coast from the ocean, Check-out from Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Between typical harbours, wild cliffs, mythical surf spots and emblematic monuments of Biarritz, the excursion offers a spectacular panorama throughout the navigation. More than just a boat ride, this experience mixes maritime history, Basque culture and exceptional landscapes in a friendly and authentic atmosphere. An original and unforgettable way to discover the Basque coastline differently.

This visit to Biarritz will retrace the great eras of its development, from the small Basque fishing and whale-hunting port to the world-famous socialite city. This visit will also be an opportunity to discover the Basque country and its cultural particularities.

Breathtaking Heights AND Hidden History Before entering the city, we take the "scenic route" to the Cape Higuer Lighthouse. Known as the "Fig Tree Cape," this panoramic lookout offers a staggering view of the rugged Northern Basque coast. From there, we descend into the heart of Hondarribia’s Historic Center. Wander through a labyrinth of fortified walls and cobblestone streets, passing the imposing Castle of Charles V and vibrant, flower-draped balconies that have stood for centuries.

Explore the stunning Basque Coast on this half-day tour, where you’ll uncover the region’s rich history, breathtaking coastal views, and charming fishing villages. Start with a guided discovery of Biarritz, famous for its imperial history, beautiful beaches, and lighthouse viewpoint. Enjoy a scenic drive along the coastline, passing through the picturesque villages of Bidart and Guéthary. Take a walk along the cliffs and coastal paths, while learning about Basque identity, surfing culture, and local life. This tour is perfect for those seeking to experience the beauty and culture of the Basque region.

Discover the heart of the Basque Country with this immersive tour into the Basque inland villages, where tradition, culture, and stunning landscapes come together. Travel through the picturesque Basque hinterland, exploring Espelette, Ainhoa, and Sare, some of the most beautiful villages in France. Learn about local food culture, traditional Basque architecture, and the fascinating history of rural life. With the option to visit a local producer and enjoy a delicious lunch in a family-run restaurant, this tour offers an authentic Basque experience off the beaten path.

a refined 5-hour luxury private tour from Biarritz to discover the elegance of San Sebastián and the charm of Fontarrabie (Hondarribia). This experience is designed to combine scenic beauty, culture, and gastronomy — all with the comfort of a premium chauffeured van and personalized guidance. During this tour, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy pintxo tastings with expertly curated food and wine pairings. While not included in the tour price, your guide will be happy to take you to the best local spots should you wish to indulge.

Escape to the mountains with ease and indulge in a luxurious day at the nearby mountainous village of Cauteret. Travel in style and comfort in our spacious XL van, designed to accommodate up to 6 passengers along with all their gear.

Set off on the pilgrim's route to Santiago de Compostela & discover the magic of the inland. Listed villages, mountain landscapes, wild nature, vineyards & gastronomy. Food tour option available! Espelette, world-famous for the chilli pepper used by chefs everywhere. Ainhoa, listed as one of France's most beautiful villages! The theme of the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela will also be in the spotlight at this Bastide, created in the 13th century to settle the population and provide a stopover for pilgrims. Pas de Roland is one of the pleasant surprises, with its rocky gorge and the tumultuous La Nive river running through it. In this part of the tour, you can admire the inhabitants of our mountains: vultures, ewes and pottoks, Basque horses with prehistoric origins. St Jean Pied de Port, a magnificent 12th-century fortified town, capital of Lower Navarre and a key stop on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Irouléguy, famous for its vineyards and estates.