The Basque Country stretches from the Ebro to the Adour rivers, spanning two nations—Spain and France—with the Pyrenees forming a natural border. On the French side, from Hendaye to the Adour estuary—and across the lush, rolling landscapes extending from Mauléon to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Guéthary, and Biarritz—the geological makeup creates a large diversity of natural landscapes. The region also boasts a world-renowned culinary scene and abounds with sporting activities and points of interest, including a strong tradition of celebrating their rich heritage. It is said that there are 800 days of festivals a year!