House, 86 m² + shared garden - Sleeps 4, weekly rental (Saturday to Saturday), 25 km from the ocean

On the first floor of a charming house, the accommodation consists of 2 beautiful bright bedrooms with old fittings of 15 m² and 12 m², a living room of 34 m², a kitchen of almost 8 m², a bathroom (shower) of 9 m², and a toilet.
view of the garden and terrace.
Air conditioning.

Maximum capacity: 4 people (2 bedrooms).
Pets allowed.

Facilities:
2 double beds, fridge with freezer, fully equipped kitchen: 4-burner stove, microwave oven, cookware, crockery and cutlery, toaster, electric kettle, electric coffee maker, TV, drying rack, garden furniture (table, chairs and sunbeds).
The rental must be returned as clean as you found it, or take the cleaning option at 60€.

Optional: The towel and glove kit is priced at €20 for the stay.
The bed linen kit for the stay is priced at €40.
Cleaning option (crockery not included) at the end of the stay at €60.
Leisure:subject to availability:
Rental of a surfboard + leash for beginners is priced at €60 per week (deposit €150)
Rental of a bodyboard + leash + fins size S'est at the price of €60 per week (deposit €100)
Renting a shorty wetsuit size S' or XL is priced at €20 per week.

If its geography is surprising with its atypical physique, the Médoc Atlantique destination, a small California in Bordeaux, is above all a land of all possibilities, open to the ocean. Mixing varied landscapes, from pine forests to vineyards, a ribbon of wild beaches, an estuary, marshes and lakes, its nature is plural and surprisingly reminiscent of another west coast.
Amenities:
You are less than 100 m from all amenities (post office, grocery store with rotisserie, tobacconist, ..., doctor, pharmacy, while enjoying the calm of this small village.

Located less than 25 km from the ocean, 5 km from the estuary, and less than 7 km from Lesparre-Médoc, sub-prefecture of the Gironde, with its train station and shops, 15 and 16 km from Vendays-Montalivet and Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc and their famous markets, 70 km from Bordeaux-Mérignac airport, 80 km from the centre of Bordeaux, 44 km from La Palmyre and its zoo.

Bégadan is a town located in the heart of the Médoc. This very old wine-growing commune with many castles and a cooperative winemaking cellar is located between the vineyard and the Gironde estuary. The commune covers about 900 hectares of vines. The inhabitants of Bégadan, 923 in number, are called Bégadanais and Bégadanaises. You will discover the twelfth century church (restored in the nineteenth century) whose apse was classified as a Historic Monument in 1862. Continuing, you will discover the Port of By, a small port that reminds us of its importance until 1889 when the activities of the estuary were divided between fishing and trade, in particular the wine trade which was carried out until 1939 with boats called "gabarres".

What to see, what to do:

Very many vineyards (sixty Grands Crus Classés 1855) including some world-famous. For the most famous, reservation is essential. The famous Wine Route which stretches for 80 km, along the authentic D2 departmental road, which starts in Saint-Estèphe, 17 km away.

Cordouan lighthouse, king of lighthouses and lighthouse of kings, off the coast of Port Médoc in Verdon-sur-Mer, 37 km away. Listed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the only French lighthouse at sea with keepers, the oldest still in operation and the only one in the world open to visitors. Access to the site is subject to tide times and coefficients that vary daily, it is important to check the departure times before your visit.

Beaches at 25 km

Lake: Beaches and water sports on the largest freshwater lake in France at Carcans and Hourtin at 30 km

Equestrian centres for horseback riding

Golf courses in Grayan-et-l'Hôpital at 20 km and Lacanau

Walks on the Gironde estuary, the largest estuary in Europe: carrelets along the entire coast, Richard's lighthouse (located in Jau-Dignac-et-Loirac) at 10 km, small ports and ginguettes of the estuary, marshes that give themselves the air of the Camargue, glide over the estuary and its canals by stand up paddle, kayak or boat.

Numerous cycle paths, including La Vélodyssée, which runs along the entire Atlantic coast, in the heart of the dunes and in a peaceful forest
Many free or very attractively priced sports and leisure activities with CAP 33

Markets: the Vendays-Montalivet market, 15 km away, which is proudly ranked as one of the largest markets in France (more than 200 stalls), has been welcoming you every day since 1957.
It has the particularity of being open 7 days a week every morning. In winter, local producers offer seasonal fruit and vegetables, but also fresh meat and fish in the hall on Avenue de l'Océan from 9am. In summer, from the end of June, exhibitors go out to the market square to find local craftsmen, tasting stands, clothes and souvenirs. On weekends, the market closes at 2 p.m. to make the most of it!
The Saint Vivien de Médoc Market, a real institution, is an essential meeting place for locals and holidaymakers.
All year round, every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at night every Sunday at 6 p.m. from July 3 to August 28 with musical entertainment.PGJyPg
Zoo de la Palmyre 62 km away (on the other side of the estuary)

And that's just a glimpse of everything that awaits you!