Sports and leisure activities New Aquitaine

All the horses on the farm were born on site. Many generations live peacefully for the sake of the riders who enjoy watching the tour. Along the way, she starts the conversation. History, gastronomy, she likes to share love of her country with the love of horses.

The originality of this equestrian centre is to offer night trips from May to October, every day, by appointment (36 € per person). Well-equipped with fluos front and gilets, we discover the forest in any other way with Didier Benne, the magic is total in the streets of the village of Biron, which is dominated by the castle.

Fun Golf, in Nastringues, offers you a new kind of golf. It is a nine-hole golf course, 60 to 160 meters long, accessible to all, especially to beginners. The place lends itself to the discovery of this sport which can sometimes impress. The course is 900 meters long and a 150 meter practice range allows you to work on your swing. On site, we lend you golf clubs, and we offer individual or group lessons. A good idea for a family day, especially since the picnic area is really nice.

Pottery will soon have no secret of you. In a friendly and friendly atmosphere, Valérie invites you to a pottery. Small and large will be able to try to manufacture various and varied stoneware and clay pots, pots and utensils. This guided tour, with a playful demonstration, looks very short.

The observatory, situated in the countryside on the hills of Nantheuil de Thiviers, enjoys a clear sky over several tens of kilometres. The only city that could hinder observations with light pollution is Perigueux, but it is located 35 km. It is managed by the Club Regulus.

To make yourself a cut or a vase, here is a workshop to awaken you to the secrets of pottery, handle a tour, put your hand to clay… it's particularly instructive for the little ones, but the big ones can try the adventure, and if really you are not good, choose to buy the parts made in the workshop.

Isabelle Roberty, a confirmed winery, organizes tasting sessions at the Culturel Cultural Centre. Each session addresses a specific theme and the participants perform a tour of France in the year.

The 12-hectare lake lies just below the village. You can swim there (under supervision) in July and August. You can rent pedal boats, canoes and kayaks, and above all mountain bikes! The lake's mountain bike base is the starting point for five circuits. The most difficult is Mont Gargan (30 km), and the easiest is La Villetelle (5 km). There are also tennis courts, a volleyball court, table tennis and children's playground. Numerous activities are offered during the summer. A pleasant setting.

At the magnificent Jonas site, fishing enthusiasts stalk predators such as carp, perch, zander and pike. A specially designed station is available for people with reduced mobility. You can also hire pedal boats to explore the 27-hectare pond. Please note, however, that swimming is not permitted. In the absence of swimming in the pond, outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the bucolic setting and ride their mountain bikes to explore the surrounding area.

Discover the ocean and the thrill of surfing at Max Respect - a French surf school accredited since 1997 - in a friendly, caring atmosphere where you can share your passion for surfing. Our qualified and experienced instructors offer teaching adapted to all levels, from beginners to advanced surfers. From discovery sessions to mini-stages and intensive courses, the surf and bodyboard school is open to children aged 6 and over. Children can discover the joys of their first glides. Also in Contis.

The Creuse Oxygène club association offers the chance to discover mountain biking, both touring and racing. As well as listing cycle rental stores, the organization provides a wealth of information on the best outings on two wheels, on road or track. It also has expertise in BMX, cyclo-cross and motorcycling. Finally, Creuse Oxygène organizes or takes part in several major sporting events throughout the year: Forêt Follies, La Grande Traversée du Limousin, l'Enfer Vert and even the Oxygène Cup.

Created almost 10 years ago, the workshops attract all those who love writing and want to get started. Organized throughout the year, twice a month as well as on weekends, they are led with finesse by Sylvaine, a true lover of words. In a climate of trust and a friendly atmosphere, you'll discover the richness of words in a spontaneous way, in a caring environment conducive to creativity and self-fulfillment.

For children from 7 years of age and adolescents up to 16 years old, this is an introduction to fishing with awareness of environmental protection and knowledge of the environment. Activities: one Saturday afternoon every days, off summer holidays, from April to November. This workshop is free, except the fishing card, minors required (equipment provided) and is validated by the Fisheries federation.

The Forgeneuve lake offers water skiing. Whether you prefer classic skiing, wakeboarding, barfooting, mono-skiing or bi-skiing for beginners with a starter at the helm, our instructors are on hand to cater for all levels. They provide personalized instruction, from improvement to mastery, as well as training for competitors. Fun is available from an early age, with baby-ski discovery days for children aged 3 to 10.

A six-hectare lake in the immediate vicinity of Flavignac offers supervised swimming in summer afternoons, except Mondays. On-site leisure facilities include a children's playground, as well as areas dedicated to adults, including petanque and tennis courts. Volleyball and table tennis are available at the nearby campsite. Semi-shaded tables and benches are available for picnics. Fishing is permitted from April to October.

A Club pony well equipped: three quarries, a covered carousel, 23 box, a cross trip, thirty shetland ponies and double ponies. Gilles Denisot offers a equestrian program adapted to everyone's rhythm: pony care, hippologie, equestrian games, hiking, track games, shows, cross, aerobatic, dressage, training and competition…

(300 ha) born of the creation of a dam on the Taurion, preserved a wild aspect conducive to fishing (category 2).

The ski area of the plateau de Gentioux is located at an average altitude of 900 m. It includes nearly 90 km of ski slopes. Access to the area is free and the tracks are made as far as possible by the snowmobile of the Pigerolles cross-country skiing association. If you don't have your own equipment, you can also rent skis, boots, snowshoes and sledges from the organization. It is necessary to reserve them.

The polders, or "mattes" as they are known locally, are lands reclaimed from the sea and drained according to a very particular method, initiated by Dutch engineers who came to practice their art at the request of Louis XIV. Stretching from Valeyrac to the Verdon, these large expanses are crossed by tamarisk hedges and drainage ditches. To explore them, start at the Richard lighthouse, then walk inland along the estuary's shoreline at the Richard port. Continue to the D2 road and take one of the trails back to the lighthouse. A beautiful walk!

Introducing the little ones to swimming and entertaining them on the beach is the mission of Club La Vigne, which offers supervised lessons and games for children up to 18 years of age. These are held on the beach, for a half-day ticket. Children who swim like fish in water can improve their skills and take swimming certificates, while younger children can take introductory swimming lessons. Evening activities, bike rides, sports tournaments... And for adults? Boat trips to the Dune du Pilat, CrossFit and gymnastics.

Bordered by pine trees, large lakes and white sand bunkers, the Gujan-Mestras golf course is ideal for games that combine relaxation, a change of scenery and performance. Here, the 9- and 18-hole courses adapt to the environment in a breathtaking setting. The choice is yours, depending on your level and objectives! Individual or group lessons, assessments, themed courses, free introductory lessons (2 hours) open to all... everything you need to learn or improve. The club house will be happy to provide you with all the information you need.

The school offers surfing and bodyboarding lessons for groups and individuals. Several formulas are available, such as day, week (two-hour classes per day for two, three, four or five days) or courses between April and October. Rates include insurance, loan of equipment, theoretical and practical lessons. The shop also has a large choice of boards of all kinds and sizes.

When you arrive in Montalivet by the coast, you often have the surprise of seeing sails moving fast on the beach. A mirage? No, voile tanks and speed-sails, the practice of which is open to everyone, through introductory days or developmental courses, to practice these sports for a weekend or holiday. Also surfing, archery, tractive wing initiation and additional activities - including kayaking - in summer with CAP 33 association.

Near the Allumettes museum, the Fontet water sports center is a leisure center where you can come to refresh yourself in the summertime, in the shade of the wooded park while enjoying the supervised swimming in July and August. Children's games are available as well as a refreshment stand and a restaurant open in summer. A picnic area with barbecue is available on the site. Canoeing or rowing on the canal, archery, walks along the towpath, fishing... The small marina with its two mooring pontoons has a vacation feel to it.

To complete your visit to Moulis-en-Médoc, take a 3-hour walk along a footpath with less than 10% tarmac. The 14-kilometer trail winds through vineyards to the Raze fountain, the ^10th-century Tiquetorte mill and the Saint-Saturnin church. You can also stop off at one of the many châteaux and sample one or more of their vintages. This trail is part of the Route de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle.

The exceptional setting adds to the interest of the route. The first half is hilly. The second half is flatter, with water obstacles. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you're sure to enjoy the scents of pine, mimosa and arbutus. This is an 18-hole course covering more than 5,700 m with a par of 72. Number 19, the Club House, will welcome you in a convivial setting for a moment of relaxation and a good lunch.

The Bureau des Guides de Pau is your gateway to the natural wonders of the Pyrenees. With a team of experienced and passionate guides, we offer a variety of mountain experiences, whether you're a novice or an expert. Whether it's climbing, hiking, skiing or other outdoor adventures, our guides will accompany you safely through breathtaking scenery. They share not only their expertise, but also their love of nature and the mountains. Whether you're looking for an exciting adventure or a quiet getaway, the Bureau des Guides de Pau is here to guide you to unforgettable experiences.

The Rafting and Canoeing Club was created in 1962 by the USCN (Union Sportive Coarraze-Nay). Thus, all year round, the inhabitants of the Gaves have the possibility to practice river descents, alone, with their family or in groups, supervised by professionals. For the novices, rafting allows to discover white water in complete safety. The most courageous or the most athletic can navigate on more autonomous boats (hot-dog, kayak). The club participates in numerous sports competitions, the good results of which are the pride of the establishment. Training courses are regularly offered in order to discover the discipline or to perfect one's practice.

In the village of Susmiou located at 3 km from Navarrenx, Hervé Baltar is a qualified fishing instructor-guide. He will allow you to discover the modern techniques for the fishing of salmonids: trout fario with the fly and the natural baits, Atlantic salmon and shad. This specialist of the Béarn gaves adapts his teaching to your level and to the water conditions to give you a maximum of chance to touch fish. You will discover the rivers and especially the Gave d'Oloron. This fishing guide has a lake where you can train all year round.

Baptism initiation ULM, Walk in ULM, Fly by plane, Baptism in air on a tandem, etc. Pilotage patents also. With a novelty since spring 2010, the rental of the CTLS ELA from INNOVAIR, the new generation of flight design aircraft flight design, the CTLS includes many equipments and modifications that increase comfort and performance. It is able to connect Paris to Gilbraltar, Lisbon or Rome for journeys up to 1600 km with reservations.

This long-established club, founded in 1954, has proved its worth. Its objective today is not only to train competitors, but above all to teach this martial art from an early age. An Eveil judo section is perfectly orchestrated for 4- and 5-year-olds by state-certified instructors who also run classes for young and old alike, focusing on learning techniques, but also and above all on self-control: controlling violence, falls, balance, expression... A wide range of activities are taught, including judo of course, but also jujitsu and self-defence or taïso (body balance).

Founded in 1856, the Pau Golf Club, the oldest golf course on the European continent, is now over 150 years old. This typically British private golf course, open to all, spreads out its fairways at the foot of the Pyrenees on a 34-hectare course. For practice, golfers have at their disposal a 15-place driving range, five of which are covered, two putting greens, 11 covered and 15 outdoor greens fee, and a 3-hole approach zone. The clubhouse, with its bar-restaurant, bridge lounge, modern changing rooms and pro-shop, is the perfect place to unwind after a hard day's play. For beginners or advanced players, state-certified instructors offer individual and group lessons, and even courses on request.

Explore Arudy on six easy walks carefully laid out around the town. These walks invite you to discover the landscapes and treasures of the region. Among the itineraries listed in a small leaflet, you can stroll along the Gave or the Lac de Ducrest, take the fitness trail or the Promenade du Laüs. Another leaflet, available from the tourist office, will show you a number of itineraries for discovering the streets of Arudy.

This picturesque two-kilometre loop reveals a captivating bucolic charm. After traversing the beautiful Béarn countryside, the village's Calvaire wood and its forest are full of pleasant surprises. Plunge into the heart of the flora and fauna, while contemplating picturesque landscapes such as the forest ecosystem, the calvary, and the ecology of the Virgou stream. Detailed information is available from the tourist office to enhance your experience.

Stroll at your own pace along this hour-long trail between the town hall and the church, lined with twelve desks recounting not only the town's landmarks, but also the major events that have shaped its history. A second itinerary, starting in the Barlanès district, 7 kilometers from the town center, goes by the evocative name of "Sentier de découverte de la vallée de Barlanès" (Barlanès Valley Discovery Trail). This route highlights preserved natural areas, such as the Arguibelle cliff, the Issarbe peat bogs and tree species.

It has been practised for hundreds of years. It is with vertical nets, quite unique in the region, that the hunters are waiting for the pigeon pigeon. The hunt takes place every fall from 1 October to 18 November. A hike marked at the beginning of the village leads you to the place of capture of the famous migrants.

Christian Paris, a professional fishing guide traveled around the world to satisfy his passion. A passion that he proposes to send you, on site, on the edge of the Green, in his home or abroad. His cottage is at the heart of an exceptional hydroelectric network, within a radius of less than 15 kilometres, where flows from 1 st category rivers (one hundred kilometres) as prestigious as the Gave, Aspe, D, Le Season, the Lourdios, with a beautiful density of fario trout. Learning of fly fishing techniques. Possibility abroad, from the end of the fishing season in France, especially in Austria, in high-quality hotels, in September or October.

A visit to the Plateau de la Gentiane is a must. With its atypical profile, a pleasant route with no major difficulties, a belvedere offering a remarkable view of the Aspe valley, and finally, its access path from Peyrenère, this place offers an unforgettable experience. Covering a distance of over 7 km, you can enjoy a pleasant walk while soaking up the exceptional setting, revealing the remarkable natural wealth of the region. Over the course of more than 2 hours, you'll come across other visitors and make some memorable encounters!

As an exceptional karst site, renowned for its caving, Arette la Pierre-Saint-Martin also stands out for its remarkable scenery on various walks and hikes. Whether mountain biking through the forest, conquering the peaks of Anie and Arlas on foot, or hiking the Lapiaz, visitors can explore this natural region from the resort. Options include the famous GR10, which can be hiked in its entirety or in sections, the Pyrenean Haute Randonnée trail, or one of the many local circuits.

The school offers a wide variety of services to suit different preferences and levels, including introductory courses, training courses, refresher courses and à la carte services. Thanks to tandem accompaniment, you can explore the joys of first flights in complete safety. The various types of jump offer the possibility of choosing the formula that best suits your experience and your quest for sensations. If necessary, flights can be rescheduled to ensure optimal conditions.

From Oloron in the direction of the Somport. Before Urdos, take the road behind the Électrique electric plant. Then direction Quartier district, to the Maison house (parking). Take the wide trail of the car park and lead to the bergerie. A bridge crosses the torrent: continue until the hut of Larrecq, procession the torrent and climb towards the collar, then descend towards the lake. In all, 3 hours of hiking. With an area of 3 ha, very shallow, this lake lends itself to fly practice. Possibility to sleep at the refuge or bivouac.

The ascent of the Peak of Pre by the Coutchets is a real winter mountaineering race, an impossible climb… or almost to nirvana! (indispensable: learn about snow quality and possibly take a high mountain guide)

Located in the Ossau valley, the ski area of Artouste blossoms in the heart of a wild landscape of breathtaking beauty. At an altitude of 2,000 meters, it stands majestically, facing the Pic du Midi, offering a breathtaking view of imposing peaks. Nestled near the Pyrenees National Park, this unspoiled environment adds a unique dimension to the skiing experience. Artouste is not just about skiing. It also offers you the opportunity to explore the hidden treasures of this wilderness by cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking or Nordic walking. The Artouste International Ski School (ESI) is at your disposal.

There are 20 tracks (25 km), 13 lifts, 5 lifts, 6 ski lifts and 2 lifts.

Three different spaces, depending on each level:

・the "Mailhné" sector: altitude area with the Pyrenees boulevard, accessible for all levels, with 4,5 km of non-stop descent.

・the "Discovery" sector with the new "cool pist" on which boardercross and fun space are located.

・the "Smugglers" sector with a new, safe but non-damée track.