Comfortably seated in your sofa, you have only 30 m to do, to be the feet in the water, on the Great Beach of St Jean-De-Luz. Ideally located in a beautiful late 19th century building, completely renovated in 2010, you will forget the car hassles. All shops are nearby, which will save you from going out, private parking, your vehicle for stewardship. The modern comfort of this fully renovated apartment will allow you to rest. Idleness, relaxation, sports activities, you will fully enjoy your holidays. The mountains, all close to the Basque Country, will only add to your pleasure to discover the splendid region: visits to monuments, typical villages of the Basque Country, fishing, cycling, hiking in the mountains and jogging on the coastal path. In the evening, you only have to sit on the pier, to admire the sunsets on the Socoa Fort. If you do not know St Jean de Luz, you will enjoy discovering a small town that has preserved its surroundings and its rich architectural heritage. The church of St Jean Baptiste, at the entrance to rue Gambetta, pedestrian shopping street, is remarkable for its altarpiece and its wooden galleries, formerly reserved for men. It was the wedding venue of Louis XIV and the Infanta of Spain. The bay, surrounded by Ste Barbe and surrounded by Fort Socoa, is one of the most remarkable in the Basque Country. Do not hesitate to visit the Archiloa cross (Pierced stone, in Basque language) between Ste Barbe and Erromardie. You will see the beaches of the Landes on one side and Spain on the other. On your way back, you will stop at the old remains of the Atlantic Wall, which are used as a promontory today, to discover the so-called "stacks of plates" before reaching the coastal path (which passes in front of your apartment) the port of St Jean. You can also cross, to go to Ciboure, birthplace of Maurice Ravel. Walking along the ocean, you will reach Fort Socoa, imposing fortification and see St Jean dominated by the Rhune. Its famous cogwheel train is picturesque: it will take you in wild scenery to the summit which rises to almost 900 m. The 360 ° panorama is extraordinary. Not far, the villages of Ascain, Sare, Espelette or Aïnhoa are the most remarkable. On the Spanish side, do not miss La Concha in San Sebatian: leave your car at Hendaye station and take the 'topo' which will take you to the heart of the city. Let yourself be enchanted by the lively Spanish life at the time of 'tapas'. Closer to it, from Hendaye beach, in front of the Serge Blanco Thalasso center, you can also cross the Bidassoa for a 5-minute mini-cruise by boat and discover Fontarrabia, overlooked by an imposing fortification. This small fortified town is very pleasant to visit, with its narrow streets that contrast with the more modern avenues of the seafront. Near the port, many typical restaurants will allow you to enjoy traditional Basque cuisine: Piquillos, Chuletta, cod omelette, garlic stir-fry squid, Spanish sea bream and sheep's cheese.