* Châteaux visits and wine tastings: The Médoc is famous for its renowned vineyards, particularly in the Pauillac, Margaux and Saint-Estèphe appellations. You can visit prestigious wine châteaux, discover the secrets of wine-making and taste exceptional wines. * Atlantic beaches: Enjoy the miles of Atlantic coastline with its fine sandy beaches. Whether for swimming, sunbathing, water sports or simply a pleasant stroll by the ocean, the beaches of the Médoc offer something for everyone. * Hiking and cycling: Explore the magnificent landscapes of the Médoc on foot or by bike. Numerous signposted trails wind through vineyards, pine forests and marshes, offering a total immersion in the region's unspoilt nature. * Gastronomy: Discover the local cuisine of the Médoc by sampling traditional dishes in typical restaurants. Don't miss out on seafood specialities, game and delicious cheeses. * Golf: Golf lovers will be delighted by the Médoc's superb golf courses. Enjoy a round in a green and peaceful setting, with breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards. * Cultural visits: Explore charming medieval villages such as Saint-Émilion and Blaye, with their cobbled streets, historic churches and picturesque markets. And don't miss the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bordeaux, with its elegant architecture, museums and shops.

Reaching La Belle Étoile holiday home in Saint-Germain-d'Esteuil, in the heart of the Médoc, is easy and pleasant by car, amidst the vineyards and typical landscapes of the Gironde. From Bordeaux : Allow around 1h15 to 1h30 by car. Take the ring road towards Le Verdon / Mérignac and then the D1215 towards the Médoc. Pass through Lesparre-Médoc before reaching Saint-Germain-d'Esteuil. The route passes through the famous Médoc vineyards and a number of renowned wine châteaux. From the Dordogne : From Bergerac, allow around 2h15 to 2h30. From Périgueux, allow around 2 hours 45 minutes. Take the motorway to Bordeaux, then continue towards the Médoc on the D1215. The route allows you to discover : the famous Médoc wine route, typical Gironde villages, pine forests and natural marshes, and the nearby Atlantic beaches.