Maurrin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and Festivals

The Arènes de Maurrin were built by volunteers from the municipality and inaugurated on March 25 and 26, 1995. During the local festivals, two high-quality bullfighting events were organized at the Arènes de Maurrin.

The history of Maurrin mentions a 16th-century painting entitled “St Jean à Patmos.” Maurrin’s patron saint festivals are held over four days on the weekend before August 15.

Those who choose Maurrin as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature

Lac Peyrot is located in a 13-hectare municipal forest. A diverse range of birdlife can be observed at Lac Peyrot. A departmental hiking trail runs along Lac Peyrot.

Lac Peyrot is open for fishing; a permit from the Mairie de Maurrin is required because it is private property.

Regional Surroundings

The Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Aire is a church in the wider region surrounding Maurrin. The Abbaye de Saint-Sever is a church in the wider region surrounding Maurrin. The Abbaye de Pontaut is a historical site in the wider region surrounding Maurrin.

The Archives départementales des Landes are an archive in the vicinity of Maurrin.

Food and Crafts

The Ferme de la Gaube produces fresh and preserved duck products, including Label Rouge foie gras. On the Foie Gras et Vin de Tursan route, Ferme La Gaube opens its doors to visitors to showcase traditional artisanal expertise.

Further destinations: Saubusse, Brassempouy, Ossages, Taller, Saint-Avit, Bonnegarde, Gourbera, Saint-Loubouer

For the higher-level travel overview: Landes.