Hyères by private jet

Recognized as one of the best surf spots, Biarritz now attracts surfers from all over the world. For its commitment to the sport, Biarritz received in October 2015 the “Ville de surf” label (3 stars, the highest possible rating) awarded by the French Surfing Federation. In Biarritz, surf culture is everywhere, as evidenced by the Cité de l’Océan and the number of surf shops and board rentals. From April to November, its 18 schools welcome beginners and seasoned surfers alike.

Be sure to visit the Maison du Surf: a unique, community-minded concept. It brings together a retrospective of surfing in Biarritz, art exhibitions, a “surf library” with books, magazines and surf films, shapers… Plenty to delight and amaze you!

And when you’re not surfing? The city also offers a multitude of cultural and leisure activities:
No fewer than 16 different golf courses surround you, within less than an hour’s drive. A true mecca of golf, Biarritz boasts the second-oldest course on the continent, created in 1888, the “Biarritz le Phare” Golf Club, set right in the heart of the city. As for the Ilbarritz International Training Center and its four golf schools, it offers 26 hectares of greenery with a 360° panorama over the ocean.

After the effort, time to unwind! Relax with a thalassotherapy treatment and enjoy the benefits of the marine climate and seawater for the body. In Biarritz, a long tradition of seawater cures has made the success of establishments that are now benchmarks. Each center offers à-la-carte treatments or multi-day programs tailored to your needs: seaweed wraps, bodywork, relaxation, massages, exfoliation, balneotherapy, beauty treatments, post-operative therapy, post-natal programs, anti-smoking, anti-stress… You’ll also find more classic facilities such as pools, saunas, tanning booths, hammams, and other fitness centers.

Culturally, Biarritz has plenty to enchant you—proud of its history and culture yet very cosmopolitan. The city’s many sites and museums showcase this cultural richness in interactive ways for young and old alike. You can visit and discover the Biarritz Historical Museum, the Imperial Chapel, the magnificent Lighthouse with its 248 steps, a taste of the Orient at the Asiatica Museum, and the vast Biarritz Aquarium, recently renovated and famed for its fifty tanks and several thousand species.

Don’t wait—come enjoy a city of a thousand charms set in the very heart of a verdant country!

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Have a question or a doubt? Contact a Jetmiles advisor available 24/7 by phone at In Hyères, the omnipresent sea offers everyone the pleasures of a grand vacation: swimming, sunbathing, family picnics, beach games, and board sports. Vast stretches of white sand or wild coves immersed in greenery, sandy beaches or secluded inlets—everyone can find their own perfect spot by the sea.

Hyères’ double tombolo (a remarkable geological formation) encloses the former salt marshes, now a bird reserve that is home to more than 200 species of migratory or resident birds. Observation posts are available for walkers. The small village of Giens offers panoramic views over the mainland and the islands. You can circle the peninsula along numerous nature trails. Its two sandbars provide long beaches dedicated to swimming or board sports. Bike paths have been laid out for discovering the area by bicycle. The underwater world offers divers rich and diverse flora and fauna, as well as some of the most beautiful shipwrecks in the Mediterranean. Twenty-seven thousand hectares of water host internationally renowned regattas all year long.

For the most adventurous and deserving, the Giens peninsula hides little gems: Darboussières Beach and the Four à Chaux cove are two must-sees to enjoy the almost green sea and the sun.

Diving in Hyères also means discovering the full richness of a marine national park. Hyères and its Golden Isles offer more than 40 dive sites! Legendary wrecks can be found at every depth to satisfy and dazzle divers, from novice to expert. To raise public awareness about protecting this fragile environment, a snorkeling trail has been made accessible with fins, mask, and snorkel, for families to discover the underwater treasures together.

The old town is also worth a visit: perched on a hill topped by the ruins of a medieval castle, it forms a maze of lanes lined with pretty, colorful facades. Stalls of sun-ripened fruit, bougainvillea… the atmosphere is quintessentially Provençal. And creative: in Hyères, decorators, painters, and designers have set up shop. A little farther on, carefully selected local vegetables, basil, garlic and other aromatics complete your basket. On Avenue Gambetta, bouquets of peonies and roses sit alongside red mullet and rockfish fresh from the sea. Artichokes and sweet potatoes—typical Hyérois vegetables—follow on from strawberries and kiwis grown on nearby estates.

And for cycling enthusiasts, touring Porquerolles on your trusty steed is a classic. Mountain-bike routes have also been established across the entire Hyères area. Labeled “VTT-FFC site,” the city of Hyères has set up 100 km of trails and paths across the commune and on Porquerolles. The goal is to offer the public clearly marked routes that respect the environment.

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