Your guided tour begins in Biarritz, a glamorous seaside destination once favored by French and Russian royalty. Stroll through Place Bellevue for stunning ocean views, admire the grandeur of the Hotel du Palais, and see the iconic Casino de Biarritz. With your guide, explore the historic fishing village and visit the local market, where you can experience the region’s rich flavors. Stop by the Church of Sainte Eugénie (from outside) and take in the breathtaking Rocher de la Vierge, a dramatic rock formation overlooking the sea. As you walk along the coast, your guide will point out the impressive neo-medieval properties, adding to Biarritz’s unique charm and timeless elegance.

Your guided tour continues in Bayonne, often called the "Basque Amsterdam" for its charming canals and vibrant atmosphere. Known as the French capital of chocolate, this historic town offers a delightful mix of culture, history, and gastronomy. Start at the Neoclassical City Hall, an architectural gem in the heart of the city. Then, stroll down the famous Port Neuf, also known as "Chocolate Street," where your guide will share stories of Bayonne’s rich chocolate-making tradition. Next, visit the impressive Sainte-Marie Cathedral and its stunning cloister, dating back to the [insert century], a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Explore the local market, where you can experience the region’s culinary specialties, before enjoying a delicious lunch at a traditional restaurant

Your journey concludes in the charming coastal town of St. Jean de Luz, home to one of the very first macarons ever created. Beyond its sweet legacy, this town played a key role in European history, hosting one of its most significant royal weddings. Stroll through the bustling Rue Gambetta, lined with local boutiques and pastry shops. Visit the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, where King Louis XIV and Maria Theresa of Spain were married in 1660, marking a pivotal moment in European diplomacy. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Grande Plage, the town’s beautiful sandy beach, before arriving at Louis XIV Square, the lively heart of St. Jean de Luz, surrounded by historic buildings and charming cafés.