Make a stop in the charming town of Grenade-sur-l'Adour. This country house village (bastide) of English origin boasts a rich historical past that will captivate novices and enthusiasts alike.

To discover:

• Wander through the narrow streets of yesteryear, visit the churches of Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul and, why not, stop for a moment on the central arcaded square (place des cornières) to soak up the town's rich history.

• Immerse yourself in nature, less than 7 km from Grenade-sur-l'Adour on the shores of Lake Peyrot, set within 13 hectares of forest. Whether fishing or simply strolling, this lake offers a calm, peaceful setting teeming with diverse birdlife that will never cease to amaze you.

• Enjoy a change of scene in the remarkable garden of the Château de Marrast, blending French-style gardens, English-style groves, aligned Florentine cypresses and Italian-style statues. Open for self-guided tours from late April to late June, and by reservation for the rest of the year.

Welcome to Landes Chalosse! Ideally located 2 hours from the Pyrenees and 1 hour from the Atlantic Ocean between Dax and Mont-de-Marsan, Amou welcomes you with its authenticity and the charm of its rolling landscape.

To discover:

• Enjoy the vineyards and earthenware in the charming small village of Tursan: visit the Earthenware and Tableware Museum to discover the history and manufacturing secrets of earthenware, a unique heritage in the Landes!

• And if you feel like it, stop off at the Geaune cooperative winery, where winemakers will take you on a tour from April to October and reveal the secrets of Tursan wine.

• Go and admire the majestic Benedictine abbey of Saint-Sever, founded in 988 and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along the Routes of Santiago de Compostela.

• Do you love prehistory? Don't miss a stop in Brassempouy to explore the prehistoric site of the "Grottes du Pape"!

Head to the Kiwi Valley in Pouillon! At the crossroads of the Basque Country, the Béarn mountains and the southern Landes beaches, this region spans 24 Landes municipalities. Come and meet the locals and discover the spirit of the South-West in Pouillon, welcoming you to its "3 flowers" in-bloom village and its 90 km of marked hiking trails!

To discover:

• In the center of the town, find the Saint-Martin church, a listed Historic Monument built in the 11th century.

• Continue towards the bullring, the Arènes Alfred Longuefosse inaugurated in 1978, hosting numerous must-see local events all year round.

• On the road to Mimbaste, discover the Bidas fountain, whose medicinal virtues were notably appreciated in the 17th century by the Sun King.

• And for a relaxing time by the water, the Lake Luc site is the place to be.

This step brings you to Saint-Paul-lès-Dax, a spa town set in the heart of vast green spaces where water and forest landscapes invite relaxation. In this preserved environment, numerous marked trails allow you to discover the lakes and streams.

To discover:

• Hike around Lake Christus, artificially created in 1974 but which feels like it has always been there.

• Discover the Poustagnacq flour mill and its history, from flour mill to industrial mill, in a splendid setting on the Herrère stream.

• Embark on the fun geocaching route by Terra Aventura, a family treasure hunt to discover the heritage, nature, legends and inhabitants of Saint-Paul-lès-Dax.

Further north, on the border of the Basque Country, lies the resort of Labenne. Labenne is highly popular with families for its superb three-kilometre beach, seaside cafes and restaurants, and views of the Pyrenean mountains.

To discover:

• Marvel in this paradise for kids and adults alike, take your pick: zoo, water park, adventure course, skatepark and surf lessons!

• Hop on a bike for a ride along the paved path that runs beside the Boudigau canal.

• Head inland and discover the Marais d’Orx nature reserve, home to nearly 250 species of birds across almost a thousand hectares of natural haven. This free-access nature reserve can be visited exclusively on foot via an educational trail.

Hossegor, a creative and active town! Come and enjoy the town's 7 kilometres of beaches, where surfers and swimmers share the ocean and its rolling waves. In Hossegor, surfing is much more than a simple sport; it is a true heritage identity that permeates the entire town: numerous shops, bars, restaurants... here, everything breathes surf and sea air!

To discover:

• Take time to stroll through the town to admire the window displays of local creators and designers, as well as the Basque-Landes style villas.

• Relax at Lake Hossegor, a must-see on your stay, located right next to the ocean, offering a genuine invitation to rest and meditation.

• Surf the waves of the Atlantic Ocean, whether you are a beginner or an experienced surfer.

Surrounded by pine trees, Seignosse is a typical and wild town on the Landes coast thanks to its seafront, which is largely preserved from any construction. Cycle paths are everywhere in the Landes, and that's also the case in Seignosse, so make the most of it!

To discover:

• Get your bike out and explore the trails among the pine trees.

• Find two ponds in the town: the Étang Blanc, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet in a rowing boat or canoe depending on your taste, and the Étang Noir, which is best explored on foot.

• Gain some altitude and enjoy the new walk on the dune! An elevated wooden walkway has been built on the dune at Seignosse Le Penon, offering breathtaking views. This layout was designed by the National Forests Office to combine nature discovery with environmental preservation.

Messanges in three words? Forest, beach and ponds! With its five kilometres of white sandy beach, Messanges is THE spot for surfers all year round. On the agenda: an incredible change of scenery and the discovery of a small ecological paradise. In short, it is a privileged location for nature lovers!

To discover:

• Get your bike out and pedal along the cycle paths and marked trails around the town.

• Go down the Courant d'Huchet in a galupe, a traditional flat-bottomed boat, to the estuary of Moliets beach: a 7 km trip between dunes and forests.

• Challenging the waves on a surfboard from the North Beach or the South Beach.

For this stage, head to Azur and Castets, where you will appreciate the peace and nature of the surrounding ponds and forests. From these motorhome park areas, walk to Lake Soustons, the ideal place to stroll along the water's edge and observe the flora and fauna.

To discover:

• In Castets, enjoy the company of the giant sequoia planted in 1870 on Place Jean d’Anse.

• Continue your stroll towards the town hall with its neoclassical style, the 15th-century bell, and the Saint-Barthélemy-et-Saint-Roch church.

• Have a great time thanks to the region's many water activities: sailing, board sports or fishing.

• Taste the flavours of local produce at the Castets market every Sunday morning.

• Recharge your batteries in the surrounding forest with lovely walks or cycle rides!