Arrast-Larrebieu: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The village of Arrast-Larrebieu is home to the Sainte-Lucie Church. It was partially reconstructed in the late 19th or early 20th century by the builder Puchulu, who came from Mauléon. Its bell gable is described as “trinitaire” or Souletin; the Sainte-Lucie Church is also listed as restored.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Arrast-Larrebieu can focus their accommodation search directly on this location.

Culture and history

The processional cross is located in the Chapelle de Larrebieu in Arrast-Larrebieu. Since 14 December 1971, it has been protected as a historic object.

Agriculture and crafts

Ferme Lilizain welcomes visitors exclusively by prior arrangement. Its agricultural expertise includes the cultivation, collection and distillation of aromatic and medicinal plants.

The Lur Saskia craft workshop is located in Arrast-Larrebieu. It holds one-day workshops on willow weaving throughout the year, as well as workshops on processing wild-collected weaving materials from November to the end of February.

Cuisine

Ferme Hobiague offers insights into the traditional production of Ossau-Iraty AOP farmhouse cheese in a copper vat. The cheese is made from the milk of sheep of the local Basque Manech tête rousse breed and comes from organic farming.

Visits to Ferme Hobiague are possible by prior arrangement. Ferme Hobiague is located at Maison Hobiaga, 495 Hobiagako bidea, 64130 Arrast-Larrebieu; it is listed there under number 89.

Restaurants in Arrast-Larrebieu offer local produce, cuisine from south-western France, Spanish-influenced flavours and the culinary traditions of the Pyrenees.

Surroundings and trails

Nearby Navarrenx is designated as a stage town on the Chemins de Compostelle and offers services tailored to pilgrims.

The local hiking plan includes the names “Sarrikotapea Arrast-Larrebieu” and “Ürrüstoi Larrabile”.

The selection of locations can be continued with the following pages: Came, Moumour, Louhossoa, Bardos, Pagolle, Orriule, Ossès, Lasse.

For the broader travel overview: Pyrenees-Atlantiques.