Capbreton

Capbreton is a coastal commune along the Atlantic in southwestern France, spanning a considerable area with distinct neighborhoods, a functioning harbor, and sandy beaches. The place is characterized by its active port, recreational waterfront, and mixed residential zones.

The settlement began as a medieval fishing harbor and developed over centuries into a modern coastal commune. Its maritime past remains visible in the harbor infrastructure and the fishing industry that continues to operate today.

The town blends French coastal traditions with contemporary daily life, where locals and visitors meet in harbors and on beaches. The daily work of fishers shapes the character of the place and influences its rhythm.

Beach and harbor access is available throughout the area, with various roads crossing through. The location is well-connected to neighboring communities by local bus lines and transportation links.

The harbor operates year-round and serves as an active gathering point where visitors can watch fishing boats and private yachts coming and going. This daily hustle makes it an authentic place to witness maritime work in action.

Location: canton of Saint-Vincent-de-Tyrosse

Location: Landes

Location: arrondissement of Dax

Elevation above the sea: 14 m

Shares border with: Soorts-Hossegor, Angresse, Bénesse-Maremne, Labenne

Address: 40130 Capbreton, France

Phone: +33558721009

Email: accueil-mairie@capbreton.fr

Website: http://capbreton.fr

GPS coordinates: 43.64194,-1.43222

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:43