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Camping Ilbarritz
Biarritz,
Pyrénées Atlantiques
« Just 900 metres from the ocean, between Bidart and Biarritz, in the heart of shady grounds »
Near Ilbarritz camping
A holiday at the Ilbarritz campsite will be the chance to explore the Basque Country, its original culture, festivals and stunning scenery from the Atlantic coast to the Pyrenees. Come and discover it now!
Camping Ilbarritz
Avenue de Biarritz
64210 Bidart
FRANCE
+33 (0)5 59 23 00 29Avenue de Biarritz
64210 Bidart
FRANCE
Campsite's website
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: N 43° 27' 10''
Longitude: W 1° 34' 22''
Work out your route
Location
Bidart, 0 km
Biarritz-Anglet-Bayonne airport, 6 km
Biarritz railway station, 4 km
Come and discover the famous Way of St. James, which runs right past the campsite, whether you are a nature lover, a walker or just want to get away from it all. Take a short walk or a more adventurous hike!
From the incredibly picturesque Petit Train de la Rhune, you will enjoy breath-taking views over the ocean and the Pyrenees. All aboard the little cog train!
Come and discover the underground world with the sound and light show at the Caves of Sare! Located in France's Basque country, between the mountains and the sea, this prehistoric cave will take you on a journey back in time.
Welcome to the Basque Country, a region which is proud to display its “otherness”, special features and originality. Exoticism and wonder will take centre stage on your holiday here!
The birthplace of European surfing, Biarritz and its fine beaches await you on the Basque coast.
There are beaches aplenty with the Plage du Miramar, the Plage de Marbella and the Grande Plage, in front of the Hôtel du Palais, where you can try your hand at surfing or bodyboarding. A camping holiday in Biarritz means enjoying the sea air, the sunshine of the Basque coast and unrivalled campsite facilities. For people of all ages, and both for people who like invigorating, active holidays as well as those who prefer a spot of relaxation, everyone will love Biarritz. There's plenty to choose from including golf, surfing, spas and balneotherapy, as well as all the watersports you'd expect at a seaside resort.
Bayonne enjoys the perfect location close to the sea, the mountains and Spain. But it's also a place for leisure activities, rest and discoveries.
Bayonne is located just 10 minutes from the Atlantic and its famous seaside resorts. Well-known for its lovely big beaches, you'll be able to pretend to be a Hawaiian surfer on the best waves of south-west France! The beaches of the Pays Basque are also a great place to relax and sunbathe on the warm sand.
This year, take your family to Bidart, between Biarritz and St Jean de Luz!
During your camping holiday, Bidart will provide a perfect blend of Basque traditions and culture with contemporary tourism.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy their favourite leisure activities, including surfing and bodyboarding in the powerful Atlantic waves, golf and walking or horse riding whilst enjoying the fantastic beaches of the Pays Basque. And perhaps you could try your hand at Pelote Basque, the quintessential sport of south west France!
Come and stay in our campsites close to San Sebastian and explore the beauty of the Pays Basque and this seaside resort which is known as the pearl of the Cantabrian.
Saint Sebastien, Donostia in Basque and San Sebastián in Spanish, is a charming town in northern Spain looking out to the sea, in the heart of the Pays Basque.
Basque traditions
Inspired by ancient rural practices, the Force Basque, is a competition between villages. Its main events include: tug-of-war, stone lifting, handcart lifting, sack race, throwing bales of straw, tree trunk cutting, "transport de bidons" (or "who can carry 41 kilos in each hand the furthest?"). Come and see the teams confronting each other. Pelota is one of the oldest Basque games. Every village has its pelota wall or a "trinquet" where young and old play their favourite sport.
Authentic cuisine using local produce
The Basque Region is famous for its wide range of renowned products: sheep's cheese, Espelette peppers, Basque cake and the famous Bayonne ham. Taste the famous "piperade", a fondue with sweet green peppers, served with scrambled eggs, or the cod-stuffed peppers.
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