Steven's Guidebook
Food scene
Le Napoli
755 Av. de la Grande DuneGreat atmosphere, great food, not too expensive!
Nice little place, good pizzas, pasta, and meat dishes.
39 personas de la zona recomiendan
Little Princess
773 Av. de la Grande DuneNice little place, good pizzas, pasta, and meat dishes.
Great food, great vibes, perfect spot for a drink or a meal in the Centre Ville.
14 personas de la zona recomiendan
Le Touring
515 Av. du Touring ClubGreat food, great vibes, perfect spot for a drink or a meal in the Centre Ville.
Iconic cafe in the Hossegor Centre Ville. Open from breakfast through to dinner. Take a seat and watch the world go by.
40 personas de la zona recomiendan
Café de Paris
547 Av. du Touring ClubIconic cafe in the Hossegor Centre Ville. Open from breakfast through to dinner. Take a seat and watch the world go by.
Place to be for an afternoon beer or to party into the night. Iconic little pub and bar that gets busy from 9pm onwards in the summer! Great drinks, food, and often live music or other events.
27 personas de la zona recomiendan
Coolin
20 Rue des LandaisPlace to be for an afternoon beer or to party into the night. Iconic little pub and bar that gets busy from 9pm onwards in the summer! Great drinks, food, and often live music or other events.
Neighborhoods
Hossegor is one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the home of French surf culture. Although surfing originated in Biarritz in the 1950s, Hossegor is now the French surfing mecca and is widely recognised as having the best beach breaks in Europe if not the world.
People visit Hossegor to surf, relax and enjoy the beach. There is also a fantastic selection of cafes and restaurants serving up tasty French and world cuisine. In the summer the night life is lively and you will often find live music as well as pop up food and drink huts along the beach. If you are visiting Hossegor for the first time, you will undoubtedly return!
147 personas de la zona recomiendan
Hossegor
Hossegor is one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the home of French surf culture. Although surfing originated in Biarritz in the 1950s, Hossegor is now the French surfing mecca and is widely recognised as having the best beach breaks in Europe if not the world.
People visit Hossegor to surf, relax and enjoy the beach. There is also a fantastic selection of cafes and restaurants serving up tasty French and world cuisine. In the summer the night life is lively and you will often find live music as well as pop up food and drink huts along the beach. If you are visiting Hossegor for the first time, you will undoubtedly return!