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Leading museum on surfing culture and history, with boards, films and sea views that suit Biarritz’s strong surf identity.
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LG8022 · LG431Since earning its fame as a Belle Epoque beach getaway for Napoleon and his cohorts, Biarritz is lately also revered as a surfers’ paradise. Whether you’re heading there to catch a wave or visit a spa, Biarritz is easy to get to by plane, especially during the summer months. Flights from a variety of major European airlines arrive at the airport just outside the centre of town.
Just 3.1 miles from the centre of Biarritz is Biarritz Pays Basque Airport. There are two dedicated buses connecting Biarritz and the airport, one of which runs to the city centre and the other to Biarritz Railway Station. The airport itself has just one terminal building, which makes it easy to navigate. The terminal features several shops and places to eat, and WiFi is available to all visitors.
The most popular provider of flights to Biarritz is easyJet, which flies direct from Bristol, London Gatwick and London Luton during the summer as well as from Paris all year round. Ryanair, meanwhile, offers a year-round service from London Stansted. Flybe also offers direct flights to Biarritz from Birmingham and Southampton during the summer season. Other providers include Air France, which flies from Paris, Scandinavian Airlines, flying from Stockholm and Copenhagen, and Lufthansa flying from Munich.
It’s easy to fly to Biarritz from the UK at any time of year thanks to year-round flights from Ryanair. The summer is by far the best time to visit, though, and that’s when flight options increase considerably – Biarritz becomes accessible from a variety of UK airports outside London. Even if you’re already in France, it may be easiest to reach Biarritz by plane. The coastal resort is just 22 miles from the Spanish border, at the opposite end of the country from Paris.
Biarritz is the perfect place to explore the rich culinary heritage of the Basque region which surrounds it. Visit Les Halles de Biarritz, a local indoor food market that’s filled to the brim with fresh fruits, local cheese and authentic Basque ingredients. You’ll even find gastronomy guides who are ready to walk and talk you through. Les Halles is easy to reach via Biarritz’s excellent local bus service. Single bus tickets are all valid for one hour of travel.
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Leading museum on surfing culture and history, with boards, films and sea views that suit Biarritz’s strong surf identity.
Interactive marine centre focused on the ocean, climate and aquatic life, with family-friendly exhibits and a dramatic cliff-top position.
Compact local history museum exploring Biarritz’s past from fishing village to fashionable seaside resort through objects and archives.
Elegant seafront promenade with grand hotels, beaches and classic views, ideal for a first walk and sunset over the Atlantic.
Broad sandy beach backed by cliffs and a lively promenade, popular for surf watching, walking and easy access to the coast.
Small fishing harbour area with whitewashed houses, boat sheds and a more local atmosphere close to the coast and town centre.
A Basque chicken stew with peppers, tomatoes and Espelette pepper. It is a regional staple linking Biarritz to nearby French Basque cooking.
Traditional Basque fish soup made with local catch, vegetables and often bread or rouille. It reflects the town’s long Atlantic fishing heritage.
Cured Bayonne ham from the Basque area, prized for its gentle saltiness and long maturation. Commonly served as an aperitif or starter.
Elegant seaside dining known for refined seafood and Basque-influenced cooking, with a polished atmosphere near the Grande Plage.
Traditional seafood venue at the fishing port, best known for fresh fish and shellfish with an unfussy, authentic harbour atmosphere.
Popular market-style spot for tapas, charcuterie and regional specialities. Casual, convivial and well suited to sampling Basque flavours.
Biarritz is pricier than many French beach towns, with higher hotel and dining costs in peak season, though local buses and casual eateries help keep daily spending reasonable.
Service is usually included. Round up or leave 5-10% for great restaurant service, round up taxi fares, and leave small change in cafés if you wish.
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Biarritz Airport, Biarritz -> Biarritz Cité, Biarritz
Check where to Biarritz flights depart and arrive, plus the main airport details for this route.
Biarritz Airport is 1 km from Biarritz city centre. Public transport options include:
Biarritz Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Lounge and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the terminal.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Biarritz Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Biarritz Airport: Ramps, assistance.
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