We have just been one week in Bordeaux and one week in Biarritz. If You have been in San Sebastian i will strongly recommend Bordeaux. In 1 or 2 days You might come around at most attractions in the city centre just by walking. Visit Place de la Bourse, Porte Cailhau, Pey-Berland Tower, St. Andre Cathédrale and perhaps La Cite du Vin (if You are interested in Wine). Then You also will see Le Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas; the new modern bridge in Bordeaux. You might also go for a walk in the famous shopping street: Rue Ste Catherine. At night I will suggest to eat italian food at Osteria Pizzeria Da Bartolo, or crêpes at Nom d’Une Crepe. Have a nice trip!

Hello Drive towards the lighthouse and you will find lots of free parking along the street. From there you can walk along the coast towards Biarritz. Don’t walk along the beach from the lighthouse if the tide is in as you won’t get past the headland. Follow signs for the Churchill Way, signs are on the pathways, and this takes you on a path by the beach and takes in the tourist sights. Walk up to and around the main headland where the sea life centre and harbour are along the coast and then take the winding path up through the landscaped gardens into the old town. Quite a walk but lots to see and you should also see lots of people surfing in the sea. Whilst in the area try Bayonne just a few minutes drive inlland. Beautiful old town and plenty of car parks around the town.

Ben les "chances" du 93 débarquent, c est pas compliqué.

Hot but the atlantic wind will cool you.

Sorry for the late response. It will be very hot during the day but hoodie kind of night. Bring a spring suit if you're surfing, might be too cold for boardshorts. Have fun!!!

Hi I was here 3 weeks ago. Locals were swimming in. 15C water. Or surfers in surf suites. It should definitely be warmer in August. In big, open beaches there are big waves (surfers' paradise), but amongst the many hidden little beaches all along the coast, you'll find calm waters (e.g. like the beach of St jean de Luz). Hope I was of some help. Regards Marianna

Yes, it's possible by train which takes about two hours. It really depends on what you're looking for but Biarritz os beautiful and small. There are nice walks by the cliffs. And of course dinner at Bar Jean. I haven't been there in May but i am sure it's okay. Check the tourism bureau of Biarritz for activities during May; they have all of be info.

Fui en auto desde San Sebastian, no te puedo ayudar

Hello, I cannot answer this for certain for I don't snorkel. I guess there may be some good diving spots on the coastal cliffs. The water is relatively clean but cold - at least for a brazilian like me. Enjoy your trip there 'cause it is a nice little beach city well worth it.

la cote des Basques est un tres bel endroit a visiter je recommande la balade