Explore the region
A destination combining nature and elegance
Les Suites du Port is ideally located for exploring Arcachon and the surrounding area. Just a 5-minute walk away, the beaches of Eyrac, L'Aiguillon and Pointe de l'Aiguillon offer the perfect setting for relaxation. A 10-minute drive away, the Dune du Pilat and the ocean beaches are accessible, with an alternative by Baïa bus.
A cycle path runs along the coast, with a bicycle rental service available upon reservation. A nearby bus stop makes it easy to get around. Tourist brochures are available to help you discover the many water sports and other activities on offer (paragliding, parachuting, etc.).
Just a few minutes away, the marina, the Olympia theatre, the Café-Théâtre Le Zèbre, the Aquarium Museum and the Convention Centre enrich the cultural offering. Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport, located 60 km away, provides direct connections to many destinations.
"Le Saint FERDINAND"
Our restaurant, open all year round from Tuesday to Sunday and every day in summer, offers refined cuisine with a selection of dishes featuring fish from our coastline.
You can also enjoy oysters from the Bassin or seafood platters on our terrace along the marina quays.
Reservations: +33 05 57 16 11 31
Half-board is available at €55 per person per day, including a gourmet breakfast and a refined dinner.
Dune du Pilat
Overlooking the Bassin d'Arcachon, the Dune du Pilat offers an exceptional panorama between the Atlantic Ocean, the Landes forest and the shifting sandbanks. At the top, a unique spectacle unfolds, where the tides continuously shape the landscape.
Ile aux Oiseaux
Accessible only by boat, Île aux Oiseaux is a preserved natural area, home to remarkable flora and fauna. The famous cabanes tchanquées, true emblems of the Bassin, stand in the middle of the changing waters, witnesses to a unique oyster farming heritage.
Oyster farming villages
In the heart of the oyster harbours of the Bay, producers continue to practise authentic traditional methods. Settled in typical huts, visitors can enjoy fresh oysters accompanied by a glass of white wine, facing the calm waters of the lagoon.
The ‘Ville d’Hiver’ neighbourhood
A veritable open-air museum, this historic district of Arcachon is distinguished by its sumptuous 19th-century villas, featuring a variety of architectural influences. With its lush gardens and elegant façades, it bears witness to the splendour of the Belle Époque and the refinement of the seaside resort.