Visit Arcachon

Loved the dunes. Very difficult to park but our holiday was in peak season so understandable. Quality of food not great and expensive. The best meal we had was at the dunes and that was the cheapest too. Lots to do for everyone but next time we would go out of high season

ROY France

Beautiful place! The waitress in Diego's restaurant on the front was very patient and helpful with our group of 14. Food delicious, not cheap, but well worth it... we went back a second night. Alma Mia's for nummy pizza's etc. Lots of little cafes for crepes and cheeses. Beach and sea clean... perfect!.

Loughlin

We were travelling with our dog and dogs were not allowed on the beaches or the boardwalk. We thought it was quite built up. All the promenade was being dug up while we were there so that affected our view of the place. Couldn't find vegetarian food except for pizza Le Teich Bird Reserve was fantastic and that was the reason we went to Arcachon.

Malcolm United Kingdom

A sophisticated, small beach resort located on the southern shores of Arcachon bay. Take a trip on the ferry boats to Cap Ferret and Andernos to enjoy the real oyster tasting experience. Taxis are available if needed, but you can walk around Arcachon with ease. There is a good selection of seafood restaurants at the beach front and dotted throughout Arcachon.

Chris France

A stroll along the promenade, stopping for a morning coffee at the many restaurants, followed by a seafood lunch. A visit to the gardens was fascinating as was the architecture of the "old Town". Shopping was incredible with many niche shops. Eating out was difficult because there were many quality restaurants to choose from! The town was immaculately clean and is one we will definitely return to.

John France

We attended a wedding in Arcachon and did not experience the town for what it is, a beach resort town. We enjoyed the vibe of the town in the busiest month of August for Arcacon the beaches were packed with people, mainly French, not many foreigners. The attraction of Arcachon lies in the protection of the beaches from the Bay from the rough Atlantic. This is a local affair for people wanting to enjoy a relaxed, warm beach day without having to make the trip to south of France such as Niece.

Randolf