44°50′ N, 0°34′ W
Bordeaux
UNESCO heritage, appealing all year round
A UNESCO-listed city, Bordeaux combines heritage, gastronomy and cultural energy. A destination that attracts leisure and business travellers all year round.
Our region
Our territory,
our local knowledge.
Heritage, tourism, gastronomy, vineyards, ocean, way of life: we work in destinations we know and love.
44°39′ N, 1°10′ W
Arcachon Bay
Oyster ports, pine trees and tides
Oyster-farming harbours, wooden cabins, tides and maritime pines: the Bay offers a singular way of life that draws travellers in search of authenticity, from spring to autumn.
44°38′ N, 1°14′ W
Cap Ferret
Between bay and ocean, a demanding market
Between the Bay and the ocean, Cap Ferret is one of the most sought-after destinations on the Atlantic coast. A demanding market, where the quality of the welcome makes all the difference.
44°53′ N, 0°09′ W
Saint-Émilion
A medieval village surrounded by vineyards
A medieval village at the heart of classified vineyards, Saint-Émilion lives to the rhythm of international wine tourism. An exceptional setting for stays centred on heritage and gastronomy.
“Bordeaux and its region offer a unique setting where heritage, art de vivre and tourist appeal come together.”
Local presence
The area we cover
On the ground, close to your property.
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Bordeaux and its metropolitan area
Bordeaux Centre, Mérignac, Pessac, Eysines, Le Bouscat, Bruges, Cenon, Floirac, Bouliac, Lormont
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South Bay
Arcachon, La Teste-de-Buch (Pyla-sur-Mer), Gujan-Mestras, Le Teich
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North Bay
Lège-Cap-Ferret (and its villages), Arès, Andernos-les-Bains, Lanton, Audenge, Biganos
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Libourne and Saint-Émilion