Arcachon Basin: * Oyster tasting: The Bay of Arcachon is famous for its oysters. You can visit oyster farms to taste fresh oysters and learn about the farming process. * Beaches: The beaches of the Bay of Arcachon are ideal for swimming, relaxing and water sports. The Dune du Pilat is an iconic beach with panoramic views. * Boat trips: Take a boat trip to explore Ile aux Oiseaux, Cap Ferret and other picturesque spots in the Bay. * Cycling: The region offers many cycle paths along the coast and through the pine forests. * Village visits: Discover the charms of the villages on the Bassin d'Arcachon, including Arcachon, Andernos-les-Bains and Lège-Cap-Ferret. In Bordeaux : * Discover the vineyards: Bordeaux is world famous for its wines. Taste the region's châteaux and vineyards, particularly in the Médoc and Saint-Émilion. * Cité du Vin: Visit this interactive wine museum to learn more about the history and culture of wine. * Place de la Bourse: Admire the grand architecture of this iconic square, which includes the water mirror, a refreshing attraction in summer. * Old Bordeaux: Explore Bordeaux's historic quarter, with its cobbled streets, ancient churches and lively squares. * Museums: Bordeaux is home to many interesting museums, including the Musée d'Aquitaine, the CAPC (Museum of Contemporary Art), and many others. * Local cuisine: Taste regional cuisine in Bordeaux's restaurants. The canelé bordelais is a local pastry not to be missed. * Cruise on the Garonne: Take a relaxing cruise on the Garonne to see the city from the water. * Shopping: Shop in Bordeaux's elegant boutiques, particularly in the Saint-Pierre district.

Located at 19 bis rue de la renaissance,