Holiday rentals and lettings in Aquitaine

Aquitaine: a region to lose yourself in

Aquitaine is the name of a region of France that covers a large area of land in the southeast of the country. In fact, its borders range from the Atlantic Pyrenees to Poitou-Charentes. However, it must be stressed that today it does not exist as such, but underwent slight modifications and a change of name that led it to be called Nueva Aquitana. Aquitaine is currently the largest region in France, ahead of Guyana. In fact, its surface area is larger than that of Austria. The most important city in its territory is Bordeaux, but Bayonne, Limoges, Poitiers and Pau also enjoy great economic relevance when it comes to finding holiday rentals. It is also one of the main access routes to Spain as it borders on the Atlantic Pyrenees and, more specifically, on Navarre, Huesca and Guipuzcoa. Therefore, its tourist and leisure offer is really extensive and varied. Consequently, the region boasts an extensive and diverse array of tourist and leisure offerings, making it an ideal destination for holidayers seeking holiday lettings in Aquitaine.

The best areas to rent a holiday letting in Aquitaine

Aquitana's charms are so many and varied that countless different types of travellers come to the region each year. Many of them even opt to rent their houses in different parts of their geography and make a tour by car or by any other transport system. In many of its component cities, but especially in Bordeaux and Bayonne, it is possible to enjoy absolutely exquisite monuments and historical constructions. Cities that are very well communicated with the rest of localities and interesting places of the zone, reason why they are ideal to be used like centre of operations and to know it in depth. The historic and artistic towns of Bayonne, Perigueux, Bordeaux and Pau, the coastal towns of Biarritz, Arcachon, Capbreton, Hossegor and Saint Jean de la Luz are some of the places that must be visited, the medieval villages of Sarlta-la-Caneda and Saint-Emilion, the castles of Bonaguil, Roquetaillade and Cazeneuve, the gardens of Erygnac and Marqueyssac, the beautiful bastides of Garonne and Lot and the great dune of Pilat. All of them also perfect for renting a house in Aquitaine if its tourist offer fits your preferences. All of these destinations offer excellent opportunities for holiday rentals and lettings in Aquitaine, tailored to your specific preferences.

Aquitaine for sun and beach tourism enthusiasts

The predominant climate in Aquitana is ideal to enjoy a few days of relaxation in any of its many beaches bathed by the Atlantic. However, the most prestigious due to their quality are, undoubtedly, those that can be found in Arcachon, an enclave in which there is a great variety of cheap holiday rentals in the middle of the coast. And it is that this bay possesses all a rarity within the French territory, which is not other than a series of dunes of fine sand similar to those that could be found in Cadiz or Almeria, for example. So, if you're trying to find the perfect holiday letting in Aquitaine, Arcachon beckons with its splendid coastal charm and inviting accommodations, also Bordeaux has the most stunning beaches of the Atlantic coast, so you may want to book a villa in Bordeaux near the beach to enjoy these paradisiacal beaches!

Aquitaine for lovers of good wine

France undeniably holds a reputation for producing exceptional wines, and when it comes to this region, which includes the city of Bordeaux and its prestigious vineyards under the appellation of origin, it's nothing short of a vinophile's paradise. Here, in the heart of Bordeaux, you'll find an unparalleled setting for savouring these world-renowned wines. And if you are more interested in staying in this city of wine tasting, we have plenty of holiday lettings in Bordeaux for you! While Bordeaux is renowned for its red wines, celebrated varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, it's also a treasure trove of high-quality whites, offering crisp and elegant options to delight your palate. And let's not forget the sparkling wines that sparkle like stars in the night sky, offering effervescent joy with every sip. If you're inclined towards the delicate hues of rosé, Bordeaux delivers in style, with a range of options that showcase the region's mastery of winemaking across all spectrums, making it a true haven for wine enthusiasts from every corner of the globe. As a result, Bordeaux emerges as an authentic haven for wine enthusiasts hailing from every corner of the globe, and the accommodations in Aquitaine to rent provide the perfect base for this vinous exploration.

1. Surf in Biarritz
2. Take a boat trip in Gironde
3. Have a bottle of wine in Bordeaux
4. Enjoy a day of hiking in Bergerac
5. Fall in love with the beautiful villages of the Basque Country

1. Surf in Biarritz

Biarritz is a town very close to the Spanish border. In fact, its name, with a clearly Basque semantic root, is because it belongs to the historical territory known as the French Basque Country. In any case, it has magnificent beaches where, when it is windy, fantastic waves appear for surfing. But it would be bad if we didn't mention our villas in South West France. We suggest widening your range of options, this part of the country has too much to offer!

2. Take a boat trip in Gironde

Gironde the second-largest French department after Guyana. Specifically, it rises next to the confluence between the river Dordogne and the Garonne, by which it is crossed. At this time, visitors can, for a modest price, sail its waters in tourist boats that even offer gala dinners accompanied by music.

3. Have a bottle of wine in Bordeaux

Bordeaux, as the city where some of the world's best wines have been produced for three centuries, is full of establishments where you can have a drink and enjoy the exquisite atmosphere of the city. This luxury tastes even better accompanied by a good dinner consisting of duck meat dishes, also typical of the region.

4. Enjoy a day of hiking in Bergerac

Bergerac, the city that gave the surname to Cyrano, one of the most important French writers of the 17th century who, by the way, never set foot in the city and who was turned into a character in the most famous play by Edmond Rostand, is one of the best-known enclaves of Aquitaine for lovers of hiking. In fact, one stage of the Via Lemovicensis of the Camino de Santiago passes through this department.

5. Fall in love with the beautiful villages of the Basque Country

The French Basque Country is home to charming villages that will make you fall in love with them at first sight. This is the case of Ainhoa, one of the best examples of a Basque city, with its white and red façades; Sare, which has numerous religious buildings and houses from the 17th and 18th centuries; and Espelette, where the peppers that hang in the sun to dry give colour to their houses to end up giving flavour to their recipes.