Famille: Chalet Surf Village

A legendary destination for surf fans. Waimea, Ho'okipa, Waikiki, Jaws, Banzai Pipeline and many others have captured the imagination of generations of surfers. These giant waves form in North Pacific storms thousands of miles ... Read more

The first French surfing championship was held in Anglet in 1965. Joël de Rosnay won the championship and became the first French surfing champion! Then in 1968, Anglet organised the first international surfing competition (the ... Read more

Uluwatu, Impossibles, Binging, Padang, ... Ah! Indonesia and its heavenly beaches with clear turquoise waters! With over 13,000 islands, many of which are directly exposed to the swells of the Indian Ocean, Indonesia still has ... Read more

A tradition deeply rooted in the hearts of Polynesians, originally only kings and high society had the honour of surfing the archipelago's most beautiful waves. So many different waves, for so many surfers, beginners or ... Read more

Nicknamed the Marvellous City (Cidade Maravilhosa), Rio de Janeiro is world-famous for its carnival, its beaches (Copacabana, Leblon and Ipanema), its Sugar Loaf, its statue of Christ the Redeemer at the top of Corcovado, ... Read more

Bondi beach (Sydney) is one of, if not Australia's best-known beaches. Its fine sand and waves are perfect for surfing, reminiscent of the spots on the Landes and Basque coasts. The beach was added ... Read more

In honour of the giant wave breaking off the coast of the Basque Country. To be admired from the top of the cliff, on the Corniche road. Superb chalet on the edge of the forest, ... Read more

Dedicated to the champion Gautier Garanx (also a surf teacher at our resort). The chalet recalls Gautier's exploits, notably on the monstrous Belharra wave (19 m) which earned him the Billabong XXL award. ... Read more

The cradle of European surfing ! 1956 : 2 Californians on a film shoot discover the Basque waves, and import this sport for the first time. The era of the "Tontons Surfeurs" begins, marked by ... Read more

The wave of La Gravière makes Hossegor one of the most mythical spots of the international surfing circuit. The Quiksilver ProFrance has been held there many times. Jeremy Florès (France) won the last edition ... Read more