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Holiday rentals in Seignosse

Discover our holiday rentals in Seignosse and enjoy a break by the sea, on the beaches and in the countryside in the Landes. Whether you’re looking for a house, a flat or accommodation near the beach, find the perfect holiday rental in Seignosse. Make the most of the water sports, walks and friendly atmosphere of this popular destination in the Landes.

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Saubion - T1 avec terrasse et jardin à 9 kms des plages - Hossegor - Seignosse

    Saubion · Landes

    2 pers.

    1 bedroom

    1 bed

Baignade - Plage - Terrain de golf

André et Monique

Since July 2007

23 opinion

10.0

Your stay from €42 per night

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Three iconic places to discover in Seignosse

Seignosse’s main attractions are concentrated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Landes hinterland. These three sites alone embody the town’s seaside and natural charm: a beach renowned for surfing, a tranquil lake in the heart of the pine forests, and the old town with its church typical of the Landes region. Each offers a different aspect of this coastal holiday.

1. Penon Beach

Penon Beach is one of the liveliest on the Seignosse coastline. Its vast stretches of golden sand stretch out towards the ocean, attracting surfers and bathers every day. The swell conditions here are renowned, making it an unmissable destination for board sports enthusiasts. As well as swimming, visitors can enjoy an authentic seaside atmosphere, far from the massive tourist crowds. The dunes that line the beach, stabilised by pine forests, complete the landscape: they create a gentle transition between the Atlantic and the inland areas.

2. Étang Blanc

Just a few kilometres from the coast, Étang Blanc offers a freshwater retreat in a preserved woodland setting. This natural lake, surrounded by the Landes pine forest characteristic of the region, is perfect for peaceful swims and walks in the heart of nature. Anglers will find plenty to enjoy here, whilst families appreciate the tranquillity of the shaded banks. It is the ideal spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the coast and breathe in the fresh air of the pine forest.

3. Saint-Martin Church in Seignosse

In the heart of the historic village stands Saint-Martin Church, a building representative of the rural religious architecture of the Landes. This ancient building bears witness to Seignosse’s village heritage and forms the heart of the town’s identity. It invites visitors to take a contemplative and cultural break, far from the hustle and bustle of the seaside. The stones of this church tell the story of several centuries of local history.

Between the surf-filled ocean and the silent forest, between the lively beach and the tranquil village, these three places capture the essence of a stay in Seignosse. They allow holidaymakers to move from one atmosphere to another as they please.

The ideal season to book a holiday let in Seignosse

Each season transforms the character of Seignosse and its fine sandy beaches. The time of year you choose will influence the atmosphere of your stay, the activities available and your day-to-day comfort.

Spring brings back the fine weather to the Landes coast. Temperatures range between 13 and 18 degrees, ideal for walks without the summer heat. The vegetation turns green again, and flowers brighten up the gardens. This is the time of year when families with school-age children enjoy smaller group holidays. The beaches begin to welcome the more adventurous swimmers, and the steady winds attract sailing and kitesurfing enthusiasts.

Summer is when tourist activity really comes to a head. Temperatures exceed 25 degrees, sometimes reaching 30, and the ocean becomes inviting. The beaches fill up from early in the morning. Children build sandcastles, whilst adults relax under the parasols. It is the peak season: holiday rentals fill up quickly, the atmosphere is festive, and restaurants and shops are all open for business. The long days allow for late-afternoon outings.

Autumn offers a pleasant contrast. Temperatures drop back to 18–20 degrees, and the air becomes crisp and invigorating. The beaches gradually empty, regaining their tranquillity. This is the favourite time of year for couples seeking peace and quiet, and for landscape photographers. The colours of the sky change, and the sunsets take on shades of pink and orange. Wind conditions remain good for water sports.

Winter transforms Seignosse into a peaceful haven. Temperatures hover around 8–10 degrees, rain is more frequent, but lulls in the weather reveal crystal-clear skies. The beaches are almost deserted, with few walkers to be seen. A holiday rental becomes a cosy retreat where you can read, relax or make the most of the indoor facilities. It’s the low season – more affordable and perfect for a simple, rejuvenating getaway.

A holiday let in Seignosse is ideal at any time of year. Accommodation is available all year round, allowing everyone to choose their own pace: the hustle and bustle of summer or the tranquillity of winter.

3 activities you simply must try during your holiday in Seignosse

Seignosse offers much more than just charming accommodation: this coastal village is an ideal destination for lovers of board sports, nature and water-based leisure activities. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Landes forest, you’ll find activities to suit all abilities and all ages. Here are three experiences to add to your itinerary as soon as you arrive.

1. Go surfing at Seignosse’s spots

The beaches at Seignosse are among the best surfing spots on the Landes coast. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced surfer, you’ll find consistent waves and often excellent conditions. The atmosphere is relaxed, with a real community of surfers who share a passion for the sport. Surf schools line the coast and offer courses for the whole family. Watching the sunrise over the ocean, board under your arm, is one of those moments holidaymakers remember for a long time.

Address: Plage du Penon, 40510 Seignosse.

2. Hiking and cycling in the Landes forest

Just a few minutes from the beach, the Landes forest unfolds with shaded footpaths and well-signposted cycle routes. These routes wind through tranquil pine forests, peaceful lakes and charming villages. Whether you prefer walking or cycling, you’ll enjoy an unspoilt environment, ideal for unwinding away from the coast. Children particularly enjoy the moderate distances and the chance to spot horses or local wildlife. Staying in a holiday let allows you to go on several outings without being tied to a timetable.

Address: 40510 Seignosse.

3. Swimming and water sports at the Étang Blanc

Étang Blanc is the perfect spot for families looking for a peaceful alternative to the sea. Its calm waters are ideal for swimming without the risk of strong waves. You can also try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding or canoeing, or simply relax on the grassy banks. In summer, the lake becomes a hub for accessible and fun water-based activities for everyone. It’s the place where younger children build their confidence in the water before venturing out to sea.

Address: Étang Blanc, 40510 Seignosse.

Our travellers’ favourite amenities when booking a holiday let in Seignosse

When choosing a holiday let, location is key, but everyday comfort makes all the difference. In Seignosse, where the oceanic climate is perfect for relaxing breaks combining beach and nature, certain amenities consistently top the list of expectations. They transform a simple accommodation into a real home away from home, where everyone quickly feels at home.

  • Wi-Fi and internet connection: even on holiday, staying in touch or sharing photos has become second nature. A good connection has become essential.
  • Air conditioning or ventilation: in summer, when the sun beats down on the building’s facades, being able to cool the rooms both day and night makes all the difference to the comfort of your stay.
  • Fully equipped kitchen: for families and groups, being able to prepare at least a few meals on site saves money and offers welcome flexibility.
  • Washing machine: essential for stays of one or two weeks, it saves you from having to wash by hand or pay for a laundry service.
  • Private or free parking: in Seignosse, being able to park your car stress-free makes it easier to go out and explore the surrounding area.
  • Terrace or balcony: having an outdoor space to have breakfast, read or watch the sunset enhances your stay.
  • Television: useful on days when the weather is bad or in the evening for relaxing with the family.
  • Efficient heating: outside the summer season, good heating makes your stay pleasant, especially near the sea where the humidity can be noticeable.
  • Bed linen and towels provided: not having to bring your own bed linen and towels makes packing and departure easier.
  • Direct access to the beach or close by: for holidaymakers seeking a relaxing seaside break, proximity to the beach is a key factor.

Finding a holiday rental in Seignosse that meets these expectations ensures a stay tailored to the number of guests, the type of holiday planned and the set budget. Everyone has their own priorities: some prioritise indoor comfort, others prefer easy access to the beach or family-friendly facilities.

What is the average price of a holiday rental in Seignosse?

In Seignosse, holiday let prices vary depending on the size and standard of the accommodation. For a small studio or a one-bedroom flat, you can generally expect to pay between 50 and 80 euros per night in the low season, and more during the summer months. A family property with three or four rooms tends to cost between 90 and 150 euros per night, depending on its proximity to the beach and the facilities on offer. Larger properties or high-end accommodation, often with a terrace or direct access to the beach, cost over 160 euros per night in high season.

Several factors influence these rates. Location plays a major role: a rental in the immediate vicinity of the village centre or the coast costs more than a house set back from the main road. The length of stay also matters. Owners offer sliding-scale rates for weekly or fortnightly stays, which can significantly reduce the daily cost compared to a single night’s stay. Additional facilities and services (swimming pool, car park, air conditioning, Wi-Fi) also affect the price.

Seasonal factors have a strong influence on prices. Summer, particularly July and August, sees the highest rates. Mid-term school holidays and long weekends in spring remain expensive. Autumn and winter offer greater flexibility in terms of prices. To make the most of your budget, compare several listings and read reviews from previous guests, which often reflect the true value for money. Booking a few weeks in advance gives you access to a wider range of options.

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