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Holiday in Moliets

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Moliets-et-Maa is a small coastal town in the Landes department of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, southwestern France. Historically, this region was covered by vast marshes and pine forests. During the 19th century, the French government planted large pine forests (Forêt des Landes) to stabilize the sandy dunes and reclaim the land. This transformation turned the region into an ecological paradise and an important hub for tourism.

Moliets was traditionally a fishing and farming village, but with the rise of tourism in the 20th century, it became a hotspot for beachgoers, golfers, and nature lovers. It retains much of its small-town charm while offering modern amenities.

Description of Moliets
Moliets-et-Maa is known for its stunning Atlantic coastline, long sandy beaches, and proximity to the Landes forest. It is divided into two main areas:

Moliets-Village: The historic center with a traditional feel, featuring a beautiful church, local markets, and small restaurants.
Moliets-Plage: The seaside area with large, open beaches, surf schools, and a vibrant summer atmosphere.
Moliets is ideal for both relaxation and adventure, with its wild dunes, scenic bike trails, and golf courses. The town is also close to the Courant d’Huchet, a protected nature reserve often called the "Little Amazon of the Landes."

Typical Food in Moliets
Being part of Gascony, Moliets enjoys the rich culinary traditions of southwestern France. Some must-try foods include:

Magret de Canard (Duck Breast) – Landes is famous for its duck-based dishes.
Foie Gras – A regional delicacy, often served with fig or onion chutney.
Garbure – A hearty Gascon soup made with cabbage, beans, and ham.
Axoa – A Basque-style minced veal dish with Espelette pepper.
Pastis Landais – A sweet, fluffy cake flavored with orange blossom water.
Oysters and Fresh Seafood – Given its coastal location, Moliets offers excellent seafood, especially at local markets and seaside restaurants.
Tursan Wine & Armagnac – Local wines and the famous Gascon brandy.
Activities in Moliets
Moliets offers a variety of outdoor activities for nature lovers, sports enthusiasts, and families:

1. Beach & Water Activities
Surfing – Moliets-Plage is a prime surfing spot with consistent waves and several surf schools.
Bodyboarding & Paddleboarding – Available along the shore.
Swimming – Enjoy the large sandy beaches, but be mindful of strong Atlantic currents.
2. Outdoor Adventures
Cycling & Hiking – Moliets has well-maintained cycling paths through pine forests, including the Vélodyssée route.
Golf – Golf de Moliets is one of the most beautiful courses in France, with ocean views and pine-lined fairways.
Canoeing & Kayaking – Explore the Courant d'Huchet nature reserve by boat, an unspoiled river leading to the ocean.
3. Cultural & Family Activities
Local Markets – Try fresh produce, cheese, and artisanal products at the weekly market.
Horse Riding – Ride through the pine forests and along the beaches.
Excursions to Nearby Towns – Visit Hossegor for its surf culture or Dax for its famous thermal spas.
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