Aquitaine is world-famous for its beautiful and well-maintained beaches. But there is more to it, than just sunbathing all day long. Aquitaine is a true Mecca for surfers and divers. The swells from the north- and south-east will bring joy not only to the beginners, but for trained riders as well. The best surfing place in Aquitaine is Capbreton. Here you can also dive and explore the underwater Gouf canyon, which depth sometimes reach three kilometers. If you are looking for a surfing school or the best place to rent the equipment, take a look at the annually updated Surfer en Aquitaine guide. The Aquitaine seaside is perfect for bodyboarding and kite-surfing. If you want to combine surfing and gastronomic adventures, go to Soorts-Hossegour. This city is world famous not only for its great swells, but for the marvelous desserts as well. You can enjoy a peaceful game of golf in Seignosse or visit the Dune du Pilat – the highest dune in Old World, which allows riders to surf on a board without fins. Those, who are eager to live in a tent, can be advised to book a place at a beach camping in advance. The cost here is much cheaper than in a hotel. Ski fans will also find something to do in Aquitaine during a winter season. Every year hundreds of old hotels in the Atlantic Pyrenees department are ready to welcome guests and help the beginners to learn the nuances of the skiing. Sometimes the cost of the additional services, like the transportation to the ski-route or
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Arc de Triumph is one more important architectural landmark in Paris. The terrace of the arc offers amazing view of the Place de l'Étoile. Moulin Rouge Cabaret has also become an important landmark of the city. The cabaret was founded in 1889, and since that time its performances have been among the most fascinating and unforgettable shows in Paris. Artists never cease to amaze visitors with their original performances, skills and luxurious costumes.
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