Views
4 years ago

SMARTguide Nouvelle-Aquitaine

  • Text
  • Medieval
  • Biarritz
  • Tasting
  • Heritage
  • Cognac
  • Routes
  • Vineyards
  • Villages
  • Basque
  • Bordeaux

INTRODUCTIONCONTENTSNouvelle-Aquitaine:six world-famousdestinations2020 opened with Nouvelle-Aquitainehighlighting six of its world-famousdestinations: the Pyrenees, Biarritz-PaysBasque, the Atlantic Coast, Bordeaux,the Dordogne Valley and Cognac. It isessential to understand that these sixdestinations are geographically close toone other, in this region which is as largeas Austria, with a population as small asthat of Denmark. Other world-renowneddestinations in the region includePoitiers and Futuroscope (France’ssecond-largest theme park), La Rochelle,the Île de Ré, the “Green Venice” of NiortMarais Poitevin, and Limoges. This is arich and diverse territory, which meansthat visitors can spend their entireholiday here!Last year, Nouvelle-Aquitaine highlightedits gastronomic and wine tourism (with35% of wine tourism in France takingplace in our region), and this yearCONTACTMichel DurrieuGeneral Director,Nouvelle-Aquitaine Regional Tourism Boardwe are highlighting our sports. Thisincludes cycling, with a choice amongmore than 4,500 km of cycle trails.Golf is also a mainstay of the region:Nouvelle-Aquitaine has 88 golf courses,including the oldest in Europe, located inPau. Nouvelle-Aquitaine has more golfcourses than any other region of France,many of which are truly emblematic,and it’s a sport that can be practicedyear-round. Surfing is another star sportof the region; we have some of theworld’s top surfing spots, and the 2024Olympic surfing events will take placehere. Rugby also has an enthusiastic fanbase here, for the sport but also for thespirit of festivity and conviviality whichaccompanies it.Let this SMARTguide accompany you inplanning the very best itineraries aroundand through our region!Nouvelle-Aquitaine Regional Tourism Boardmarches.prioritaires@na-tourisme.com4. MAIN ROUTES4. TOURING FROM MAJOREUROPEAN CITIES5. FROM BORDEAUX VINEYARDSTO THE FRENCH RIVIERA6. THE ATLANTIC COAST – FROMBILBAO TO MONT-ST-MICHEL7. SOUTHWESTERN CULTURE8. THE ESSENTIALSOF NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE9. DISCOVERINGNOUVELLE-AQUITAINE9. STARTING FROM BORDEAUX10. STARTING FROM SARLAT11. STARTING FROM BIARRITZ12. STARTING FROMLA ROCHELLE13. THEMED TOURS13. SAVOIR-FAIRE14. WORLD-FAMOUS VINEYARDS15. THE SECRET VINEYARDS16. ON THE ROAD TO THE MOSTBEAUTIFUL VILLAGES INFRANCE18. ON THE WAY OF SAINT JAMES19. IN THE HEART OF NATURE20. ALL IN THE SADDLE FOR ANACTIVE HOLIDAY21. THE CANAL OF THE TWO SEASBY BIKE OR BOAT22. TERRA AVENTURA, THEINCREDIBLE TREASURE HUNT23. UNUSUAL AND PLAYFUL• Edition, produced by CLEVERDIS, 65 avenue Jules Cantini, Tour Méditerranée, 13006 Marseille, FranceTel: + 33 442 77 46 00 - info@cleverdis.com • www.cleverdis.comSARL capitalised at Euros 155,750 - RCS Marseille 413 604 471 - VAT FR 95413604471President & CEO: Gérard Lefebvre, Managing Director: Jean-François Pieri, Production Manager: Jean-Guy Bienfait, Editor-in-Chief: Richard Barnes, Associate Editor: Simon King, Editorial coordination: Kira Behr,Editorial team: Stuart Braun, Neil Churchman, Luc Citrinot, Andy Fry, Marketing Manager: Nathalie Meissner, Art Director: Hélène Beunat.With the participation of: Bettina Badon, Benjamin Klene, Luzia Rehe, Jasdeep Singh, Wenchao Wang• On cover: © Christophe Mariot-Charente Tourisme, © CDT64, © Alban Gilbert - CRTNA, © M.Anglada-CRTNA, © Steve Le Clech Photos-OT Bordeaux • Registration of Copyright March 2020Information presented in this publication is purely indicative in order to illustrate subjects contained therein. No guarantee can be given as to the accuracy of data or content at time of printing and thus the latter should not be used to professional or commercial ends. While all efforts havebeen made as to accuracy and pertinence of content and data contained in this publication, CLEVERDIS may in no case be held responsible for the consequences, whatever their nature may be, that may result from the interpretation of this data or content, or any eventual errors therein. Allrights are reserved. Any reproduction of the content of this publication, even partial, by any procedure whatsoever, is strictly prohibited without the prior authorisation of the publisher. Any copy, whether by photography, photography film, magnetic tape, disc or other means constitutes a forgery,liable to punishment under French law under the legislation of 11 th March 1957 covering copyright. All brands cited in this publication are registered trade marks and/or belong to companies which are their respective proprietors. The publishers and editorial staff decline all responsibilty asto opinions formulated in this publication by those interviewed or cited therein. Their opinions are entirely their own, and are included with the understanding that they contain, to our knowledge, no malicious intent. The inclusion of all texts, photographs and other documents supplied by thoseincluded in the report imply the acceptance by their authors of their free publication therein. Documents and photgraphs are not returned. It should be understood that this publication contains forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. All statements otherthan statements of historical fact are statements that could be deemed forward-looking statements. Risks, uncertainties and assumptions include assumptions relating to the timing of the record date. If any of these risks or uncertainties materialises or any of these assumptions provesincorrect, actual results could differ materially from the expectations outlined in these statements. Cleverdis assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements during the period of publication. Photo Credits and Copyright: All Rights Reserved2 SMART GUIDE ROUTES www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com

CONNECTIVITYwww.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.comSMART GUIDE ROUTES 3

ITB Berlin News