50 meters from the beach
Seaside campsite
in the Basque Country
Dreaming of a campsite just a stone’s throw from the ocean to fully enjoy your holidays? Merko Lacarra, a campsite located in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, boasts a privileged seaside location. It is one of the seaside campsites in the Basque Country closest to the water.
There are campsites that are close to the sea, and then there’s Merko Lacarra campsite, 50 meters from Mayarco beach. No parking to look for: you step out of the campsite, and your feet are in the sand. It’s as simple as that!
Waking up by the sea
in Saint-Jean-de-Luz
From Merko Lacarra seaside campsite in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, you can hear the waves breaking. With family, as a couple, or with friends, you can enjoy the three beaches of Acotz for all water and sand activities. The beach is supervised in July and August, with a delimited swimming area, and restrooms are located nearby. And all around, the Basque Coast with its breathtaking panoramas, sunsets over the Atlantic, and legendary surf spots.
You can go surfing with your board under your arm; nationally renowned waves are accessible on foot, and many surf schools are present in Saint Jean de Luz.
Ideal for families wishing to enjoy large beaches in complete tranquility. The warm sand and vast natural spaces are 50 meters from the campsite. Just grab your parasol, beach toys for the kids, or your towel and go enjoy lazing around by the sea.
From our campsite in Saint Jean de Luz, you can admire the most beautiful sunsets on the Basque coast.
- The coastal path: stretching 25 km, discover magnificent panoramas of the Basque coast and its mountains. This path will allow you to explore exceptional natural areas with information at each of the 7 orientation gates. It offers a great diversity of atmospheres, alternating beaches, coves, paths, and small roads.
- Sainte-Barbe: a haven of peace and greenery for a moment of relaxation and walking. A privileged site that served successively as a stronghold, a place of worship, and then a pilgrimage for sailors. The 19th-century beacon, a lantern used as a signal, is still in place today. This site is very close to your seaside Basque Country campsite.
- La pile d’assiettes: a magnificent postcard testifying to the erosion of the rocks since the beginning of the last century.
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