Holidays in Saint-Jean-de-Luz

SENJAN DE LUSON - The real pearl of the mysterious and self-evident Baskov country. It's the Primorian climatic resort at the bottom of the Pyrenay mountain range, near Spain (Atlantic Pirenei Department), south-west of Bayonne. Located on the shore of the same name of the Bay of the Atlantic Ocean Bay.

This town, lost in the vice bay of the Bay of Biscai, in the thirteenth century, was a refuge for flippers and pirates of all mosses, and in the nineteenth it became the most fashionable balneological resort of the Atlantic coast of France. The soft sea climate, the magnificent sand beaches, the charming scenes of Pirenay, the lively pedestrian layers and the turtle covered in typical basket houses, is far from a complete picture opened by the eyes of a traveller. As it is old, every morning, colored fishing vessels leave St. Jean-de-Lusa port to catch tuna.

The fame of Saint-Jean-De-Luce's beaches was the glory of one of the best resorts on the Atlantic coast of France.
The city ' s most important asset is the Saint-Jean-Batista Collection, in which Ludovic XIV and María-Téreza were born Spanish in 1660. This is where the king and the infant land. The city ' s centre has a bright medieval character, and its architecture has Spanish and Mauritanian influences.

There is a spirit of charm and oldness, and in a long time, this small port city has often been able to make visits to the strong world of its own, rather than very soon to be distributed to the surroundings. From high-ranking guests, the most powerful impression on the city was, of course, King Sun. The central urban area still resembles those times. There's a royal conversation, one of the remaining evidence of the Great Age, hiding under the skin of the finely spiced platans. In the evening, it's descended by the abundance of old gas pits.

The city is glossed by its wing market. In the narrow space of the medieval area, as it was hundreds of years ago, rainbow sellers display their sand products: seafood, fruit, vegetables, spices, flowers. It's so easy to talk to the good-looking and open-minded Saint-Jean-de-Lusa people here in a vibrant life cycle.