Self catering apartment holidays with Keycamp: Ciboure, Ciboure, Gascony

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Adults (18+)
Children (4-17)
Infants (0-3)

Booking Info
Min Stay: 4 nts (7 nts 2 Aug - 23 Aug) Arrivals & Departures: Anyday except 2 Aug - 23 Aug (Saturdays only)

Resort Facilities
2 swimming pools

Information
Star Rating: 3 Sun Rating: 4 Resort Open: 05/04/2008 - 15/11/2008

Accom Info
Board Basis: Self-catering No. of Apartments: 119

Price Includes
End of stay cleaning (except kitchen), bed linen, towels, cleaning kit, television and free parking. Prices DO NOT include refundable security deposit and tourist tax which are payable in resort. Please note: We don’t have our own couriers in resort, but the staff at reception are friendly and helpful and will be able to advise you on any queries you may have

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Ciboure nr. Ciboure, Gascony Site no: GA06
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Accommodation General Information: All apartments have a living room with 1 single sofa bed and 1 pull-out bed, a fully equipped kitchenette with 4 hot plates, fridge, oven and dishwasher, a bathroom and separate WC. Telephone and TV are both available in the apartments but are charged for. Each apartment has a balcony, terrace or loggia and ground floor ones have direct access to the outside.
Apartment 4/5
Apartment 5/6
Apartment 4

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For those who like to take the air, or even take to the waters, in relative peace and tranquillity, Ciboure offers all the exhilaration, without too much of the adrenalin. Sheltered in the calmer waters of the St Jean de Luz bay, the watersports and activities here are a degree or two more chilled out than at the larger, high-octane resorts to the north. On land, too, the accent is on quiet enjoyment, rather than thrills and spills. Maybe that's what inspired Ravel (who was born here) to write his restrained, yet passionate music? Ciboure is calm compared to its busy fishing port neighbour of Saint Jean-de-Luz, but there is still plenty to keep you busy. You're not too far from the Spanish border, with the beautiful foothills of the Pyrénées rising in the south. The weather is warmer, and the outdoor life lasts longer, with evening strolls around the harbour. Your residence feels like it could be in Galicia, too, built in traditional style around an inviting pool.