Towns and Villages

The south coast of Les Landes is a top holiday destination : great sandy beaches, pine forest for walking or biking, ...

A picturesque village overlooking the Chalosse hills, Brassempouy is known for its archaeological site. There you ...

Fifth town in the Landes with nearly 12,000 inhabitants, Tarnos is located in the extreme south-west of the ...

This small seaside town and its two kilometers of beaches has built its history on a rural vocation and the ...

Very pleasant seaside resort between pines and fine sand, lake and forest. Hossegor is only separated from Capbreton ...

Formerly a port on the mouth of the Adour before it was diverted to Bayonne, Capbreton was famous for its whaling ...

Owes its name of Vieux Boucau (Old Mouth) to the diversion of the Adour after 1578. Vieux Boucau is experiencing a ...

Saint Martin de Seignanx Chief town of the canton of Seignanx, this commune is the largest in the territory. Its ...

Typical Landes village, Moliets-et-Maa is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a village surrounded by a ...

Saint André de Seignanx The town being located on a hill, Saint-André-de-Seignanx belongs to both the basin of the ...

Saint Barthélemy This small rural town along the Adour is well worth a stroll: the belvedere adjoining the church ...

The village surprises with the diversity of its architectural heritage such as the Ottoman-inspired “Tuilerie” ...

Léon is a small Landes village located in the Marensin. It is a charming village quite famous for its market (every ...

Its name probably comes from the Latin "via rotarum", in reference to the motorable road that crosses it, the ...