A benchmark location in Bidart
Ilbarritz enjoys one of the most idyllic locations. It occupies wooded and lush grounds, located in Bidart, 4.5 kilometres from the town centre of Biarritz, and 30 kilometres from Irun, which marks the border between France and Spain. Moreover the closest beach, the Le Pavillon Royal, is located 900 metres from here, whilst the Ilbarritz beach, one of the most famous on the Bidart coast which gives its name to the campsite, is barely much further away. To get to these two beaches, you can use a footpath running alongside the Bidart golf course.
Having arrived safe and sound, holidaymakers can unpack in comfortable holiday rentals, or set up their tent, caravan, camper or converted van on spacious and shaded pitches. These camping and caravanning plots all enjoy private bathroom installations and an electrical supply. The surface area of these pitches varies between 80 and 130 m².
With the holiday rentals, choice proves vital, enabling anyone to find accommodation meeting their needs. For example, there are glamping holiday rentals here, taking the form of “Bakea” cabins, out-of-the-ordinary and entirely built of wood. This high-end campsite in the Pays Basque (Basque Country) also offers luxury accommodation located in Premium areas, enjoying a unique landscaped layout. With a modern design and exceptional degree of comfort, these holiday rentals have no shortage of benefits to appeal to holidaymakers.
The beach just a stone’s throw away and a magnificent on-site water park
More than a basic campsite, Ilbarritz takes the form of a village club offering numerous services throughout the entire season and is equipped with leading sports and leisure facilities, able to meet all holidaymaker wants and needs. To do so, this establishment even has a concierge service where an entire team is tasked with finding solutions for everyone’s requests.
Among the other services on this Bidart campsite, there is reception offering tourist information, a grocery open every day, with a bakery outlet, daily newspapers, fresh produce and products and much more. You’ll find a restaurant, offering delicious Basque specialities made from high-quality local ingredients, snack bar also providing takeaway dishes and bar area for refreshments, hairdressing salon, launderette and Wi-Fi coverage across the entire site.
Electric charging points are 2.5 kilometres from the campsite, whilst the nearest nightclub is 2 kilometres away. The dynamic and festive town centre of Bidart, with numerous bars and restaurants, is accessible just as quickly.
At the gateway to Biarritz, perfect for exploring the Basque Country
The resort is renowned for the quality of its leisure facilities. In particular, the water park entices children and adults alike to swim and enjoy the delights of water. It consists of several heated pools, including an indoor swimming pool if needed, and a children’s aqua play area, where a replica of a pirate ship appears to float!
Holidaymakers wishing to can take part in the activities offered by the campsite activity team. From aquaerobics to abs and glutes workouts to sports tournaments, there is something for all tastes and ages. Moreover, the very young can go to one of the site’s three mini clubs. The Kids, Juniors, Teens and Youth clubs are only open in July and August. Children can use them all day for free, with an activity team on hand arranging games for them. Kids and teens are free to come and go throughout the day! Finally, as the holidays are intended, above all, for relaxation, be aware that all the activities and entertainment arranged on this resort take place in the Salle Ilbarritz events space. No activities or entertainment take place outside, apart from sports tournaments – pétanque, basketball and padel tennis, which enables us to keep noise nuisance to a minimum.
The perfect location of this establishment enables holidaymakers to tour around the Côte Basque (Basque coast) region, one of the loveliest on the Atlantic coastline, and all the more so with multiple bus routes stopping at the campsite entrance. Around this, a golf course and the Cité de l’Océan in Biarritz (an interactive virtual water sports and ocean experience with museum areas), are both accessible on foot. A few kilometres from here, you can go on the Petit Train de La Rhune (tourist train), a rack railway from the beginning of the 20th century leading to the summit of the Col de la Rhune pass. There those intrigued can make the most of a panoramic view over the entire Basque Country, from the coast to the Pyrenees!
