In the middle of Biarritz, opposite la Vierge Rocher, the Aquarium of Biarritz opens its doors and leads us to a discovery of the seabed. Fifty aquariums are waiting with jellyfish, sharks or seals.... We discover here the species that inhabit the Atlantic coast.

After a jump in the past of the local fishery with collections, galleries of whales and other fish that have been important in the history of the Basque Country, we meet Alice, the loggerhead turtle, which we hear weighs 100 kg and has a shell 120 cm long. Slowly and elegantly she swims on the other side of the disc and it becomes increasingly unclear who is looking at whom.

Once a fashionable seaside resort where the world's rich came to meet, Biarritz is still adorned with imposing buildings, such as two Art Deco casinos, the famous Villa Belza, the sumptuous luxury hotel Hôtel du Palais, a gift from Napoleon III to Empress Eugénie. The Orthodox church, built in the Byzantine style, still bears witness to the fact that Russian high society also came to Biarritz for summer holidays in the last century.

On the Eiffel Bridge, which leads to the famous Virgin Rock, the city's landmark, we let the constant wind blow around our noses and feel the power of the elements.