weather

Monday's the scorcher: nearly 40°C, so get on the beach early and be off the sand by midday. The rest of the week settles into the high 20s with a bit of cloud cover and a light sea breeze keeping things bearable. No rain in sight, but bring sun cream you'll actually use.

cinema: le rex

No version data came back from the scraper this week, so it's not possible to confirm which films are VO. Treat everything below as likely VF unless the venue listing says otherwise — worth checking the links before you go.

• Toy Story 5 — Mon 06 Jul · 15:00 · book — Woody and the gang are back, presumably for the last time again.

• Fils de personne — Mon 06 Jul · 17:45 · book — French drama. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

• Backrooms — Mon 06 Jul · 20:30 · book — Horror based on the internet liminal-space mythology. Could be VO; check the listing.

• Des Minions et des monstres — times not confirmed, see venue link

• L'Étrangère — times not confirmed, see venue link

• La Bataille de Gaulle – partie 1 : L'Âge de Fer — times not confirmed, see venue link

Only Monday showtimes are confirmed in the data. Full week schedule at hossegor.cinemas-legrandclub.fr.

live music: le tube + area

Nothing on at Le Tube this week, and the venue programme didn't return a season list either. Check Le Tube's listings directly if you're set on a gig.

surf culture & special events

[no surf culture events this week]

what's on this week

[data unavailable this week]

The scraper only returned one property this week, so that's what you're getting. No padding.

where to stay

La Gravière apartment · beach-adjacent · sleeps 4 · €1,000 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor

Ground floor of a traditional Basco-Landais villa, close enough to La Gravière that you'll hear the ocean at night. Fine for two couples or a small family. At €1,000 a week in July, it's one of the more reasonable options near the beach right now.

Only one property returned from the agency feed this week. More options next issue.

where to eat this week

This week: Bar de la Poste for lunch. Order the gambas and sit outside on the terrace. It gets busy from noon, so arrive early or book ahead. Around €20–25 a head.

Les Halles is open daily mornings, best for breakfast, oysters, and charcuterie.

weather

Patchy start to the week with a little drizzle Tuesday and Thursday, then it builds into a proper heatwave by the weekend — Saturday hits nearly 34°C with barely a breath of wind. Sun cream is the priority; a light layer for Tuesday evening is about it. Peak heat Saturday and Sunday, so early sessions are worth it before the beach gets busy.

cinema: le rex

Both films are showing on Tuesday 30 June only. Version data is missing for both, so check the booking links before you go.

• Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu — Tue 30 Jun · 20:00 · book here

Mando and Grogu on the big screen at last, in what's essentially a feature-length version of the show you've already watched twice.

• Des Minions et des monstres — Tue 30 Jun · 18:00 · book here

Likely VF. Fine if you've got kids who need entertaining before dinner.

Slim week. If you're after a full evening out, the Mandalorian slot works: 20:00 start, out by 22:00-ish, still time for a drink after.

live music: le tube + area

Nothing on at Le Tube this week, and the venue programme didn't return a season list either. Check Le Tube's listings directly if you're set on a gig.

surf culture & special events

One event worth flagging this week, with a caveat.

World Ocean Series – Hossegor Classic 2026, 4 July. The Shaw and Partners World Ocean Series is back in Europe, and Hossegor is on the calendar. Details on format, athletes, and exact beach logistics aren't confirmed in what's been scraped yet. Worth keeping an eye on the official event page as the week progresses.

Also on the radar for Sunday 5 July: Custom SurfArt workshop with Peïo Artist, the self-described "peintre des surfeurs." Bring an old board and leave with something you'd actually hang on a wall. Run by the Save la Mermaid association. Booking required via the hossegor.fr agenda.

Everything else in the data is July or later. Nothing else surf-specific lands in the 29 June–5 July window.

what's on this week

The issue date is 29 June 2026, so this is the first issue of July. The Saturday producers' market gets its monthly mention.

Pelote basque tournament, running through 2 July, Trinquet de Soorts-Hossegor. The summer tournament is well underway. Worth an hour if you've never watched it live. Fast, loud, and completely free to spectate.

Marché Saisonnier, Wednesday 1 Jul and Saturday 5 Jul, town centre, 9h–13h30. First proper summer market weeks. Tomatoes are in, peaches too. Gets busy by 11 on Saturdays.

Marché de Producteurs (Saturday), Saturday 4 Jul, Place du Trinquet, 8h–13h. Local producers only. Good for cheese, charcuterie, and whatever's ripe this week. First mention this month.

Les Halles Gourmandes, Friday 3 Jul, 18h–22h30. Street food evening, runs every Friday through the summer. Good option if you want to eat outside without booking anywhere.

Custom SurfArt workshop with Peïo, Sunday 5 Jul. Paint or upcycle an old board with Peïo, the self-styled "peintre des surfeurs", organised by Save la Mermaid. Booking required via hossegor.fr.

where to stay

Centre-ville apartment · town centre · sleeps 3 · rate on request · Locations Vacances Hossegor Fully renovated 37m² flat in the middle of town. Walk to the lake, walk to dinner, walk to the Saturday market. Compact, so best for a couple plus one rather than three adults who don't know each other well. No rate listed: you'll need to contact the agency directly.

Village apartment · residential Hossegor · sleeps 5 · from €1,050 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor First floor of a villa under the pines, quiet neighbourhood. You're not walking to the beach from here, but you're also not listening to bar noise at midnight. Good base if the group wants calm evenings and doesn't mind driving to the surf.

where to eat this week

This week: Le Surfing for lunch. Order the tuna tataki, eat it with sand between your toes. Classic post-surf stop right on the beach, and it earns that reputation. Open March to October only, so make the most of it while you're here. Around €25–40 a head.

weather

Serious heat this week, with Monday touching nearly 40°C and the rest of the week staying well above 30°C. Light winds all round, so there's no sea breeze to save you in the afternoon. Get on the beach early, keep sunscreen close, and drink more water than you think you need.

cinema: le rex

Showtimes weren't captured this run, so click through to the Le Rex programme for times before you head out.

• Toy Story 5 – version unknown. Woody and Buzz, round five.

• Disclosure Day – version unknown. Title suggests English-language origin; could be VO, worth checking.

• La Bataille de Gaulle: L'Âge de Fer – VF likely. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

• La Baleine et le musicien – VF likely. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

• L'Abandon – VF likely. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

• Pour le plaisir – VF likely. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

live music: le tube + area

Nothing confirmed at Le Tube for the week of 22–28 June. The season programme does have some good names on it — Muse, Manu Chao, The Cure, Feu! Chatterton, Gorillaz among them — but dates aren't locked in yet. Keep an eye on the Le Tube programme for updates.

surf culture & special events

Nothing lands in the next seven days. The closest thing on the radar is the Shaw and Partners World Ocean Series – Hossegor Classic, which kicks off on 4 July. Worth keeping an eye on if you're around then.

[no surf culture events this week]

what's on this week

Pelote basque tournament, ongoing through 2 July, Trinquet de Soorts-Hossegor. The summer series is in full swing. Worth watching a session if you haven't seen it played live.

Les Halles Gourmandes, Friday 26 June, 18h–22h30. Street food market, runs every Friday evening through the summer. Good option before or instead of a restaurant.

Marché Saisonnier, Wednesday 25 June and Saturday 28 June, 9h–13h30, town centre. First mention this month: the seasonal market is now running multiple days a week. Produce, local goods, gets busy by 11.

Petit Market at Jo&Joe, Sunday 28 June, 11h–17h. Small makers market at the Jo&Joe hostel. Relaxed, worth a wander if you're around.

where to stay

Only one property came through from the agencies this week, so that's what we've got.

Domaine d'Aïga apartment lake-side · sleeps 4 · €1,850 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor

Terrace apartment in the Domaine d'Aïga residence, a short walk from the Lac Marin. Quiet end of town, good for evenings by the water. The beach is a bike ride away rather than a walk, so you'll want wheels.

More options this week: check HossegorImmo directly for availability.

where to eat this week

This week: La Bohème for dinner. Order anything off the daily blackboard, whatever they've got in that day. Smart-casual, locals' pick, lake-side and worth the short walk. Around €30–50 a head, booking essential on weekends.

weather

Monday's the best of the week: warm, light wind, get outside. Tuesday through Friday turns grey and drizzly, with a gusty Tuesday to watch out for. It clears again by the weekend, so if you're arriving Friday, pack for both.

cinema: le rex

All films this week appear to be VF only — no version originale or VOSTFR screenings confirmed. Skip unless your French is comfortable.

The showtimes data covers screenings from Saturday 30 May, which falls outside this week's issue window (1–7 June). The listings below are what the scraper returned; check the venue links for updated scheduling.

• Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (VF) — Sat 30 May 20:15 — Mando and Grogu finally get the big-screen treatment. Booking
• Le Diable s'habille en Prada 2 (VF) — Sat 30 May 15:00 — The sequel, twenty years on. Booking
• L'Objet du délit (VF) — Sat 30 May 17:30 — Booking
• Histoires parallèles (VF) — times not confirmed, see venue link
• Pour le plaisir (VF) — times not confirmed, see venue link
• La Vénus électrique (VF) — times not confirmed, see venue link

Full week schedule at Le Rex.

live music: le tube + area

Nothing confirmed at Le Tube for the week of 1–7 June. The season programme has some good names coming — Vianney, Mylène Farmer, The Cure, Patrick Bruel, Youssou Ndour, Gaël Faye, Feu! Chatterton — but dates aren't locked in yet. Worth checking the Le Tube programme directly before you make plans.

surf culture & special events

Nothing lands in the next seven days. The Louis Lopez exhibition at Villa Seren ran through 31 May, so that's done. The next surf-culture event worth your time is the Custom SurfArt workshop with Peïfo on 14 June, where you can repaint or recycle a board with the guy they call "le peintre des surfeurs" — run by Save la Mermaid, bookable via hossegor.fr.

Further out: the Shaw and Partners World Ocean Series returns to Hossegor on 4 July for the Hossegor Classic. Worth knowing about if you're planning a summer trip.

[no surf culture events this week]

what's on this week

La Villa Seren fête ses 10 ans, all week (1–7 Jun), Villa Seren. The gallery is marking a decade with a week of events. No times published yet, worth checking their door.

Pelote basque tournament, ongoing through 2 Jul, Trinquet de Soorts-Hossegor. The spring tournament is well underway. Worth an hour if you've never seen it live. Faster than it looks.

Marché Saisonnier, Wednesday 3 Jun, town centre, 9h–13h30. The mid-week market is back for the season. Decent produce, gets busy after 11.

Les Halles Gourmandes, Friday 5 Jun, from 18h. Street food evening, runs every Friday through summer. Good option if you don't want a sit-down dinner.

Fête du Centre, Saturday 6 Jun, town centre. The annual neighbourhood celebration. No programme details published yet, but it tends to take over the centre for most of the day.

where to stay

Top-floor apartment, town centre Town centre · sleeps 6 · €2,100 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor

Third floor of a converted hotel, right in the middle of town. The 50m² terrace looks out over the lake and canal, which is the whole point. Ten minutes on foot to the ocean. You're walking distance from everything, and the lake view at sunset makes up for not being beachside.

Plage Sud apartment Beach · sleeps 4 · €1,400 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor

First floor in a residence with a pool, right by the South beach. Compact for four, but the location does the work. Expect some noise in peak season. Good option if the priority is rolling out of bed and being in the water.

where to eat this week

This week: Le Surfing for lunch. Order the tuna tataki, eat with your feet practically in the sand. It's the right place after a morning session, no argument. Open March to October only, so worth using while it's running. Around €25–40 a head.

weather

Warm and dry through Thursday, then it peaks hard on Friday — 37°C mid-week is genuinely hot for May, so get on the beach early before the afternoon heat builds. Thunderstorms likely Sunday, but the rest of the week stays clear. Sun cream over a jacket this week.

cinema: le rex

Le Rex listings didn't return this week. Check the programme directly for what's showing and when.

live music: le tube + area

Nothing confirmed at Le Tube for the week of 18–24 May. The season programme has some decent names coming up, though: Massive Attack, The Cure, Jul, Skip The Use, La Maison Tellier, and a few others. Dates aren't locked in yet. Check the full programme for when things firm up.

surf culture & special events

Nothing surf-specific lands in the 18–24 May window this week. The We Are Family Festival runs 22–24 May in Hossegor but it's a general music and arts event across various venues, not surf culture, so it belongs in Block 6 if anywhere.

Worth flagging ahead: the Shaw and Partners World Ocean Series – Hossegor Classic is listed for 4 July. No further details are public yet, but it's one to watch if you're planning a summer trip.

[no surf culture events this week]

what's on this week

Louis Lopez exhibition, Villa Seren – running until 31 May, open daily. Local artist, worth a look if you're passing through the centre.

We Are Family Festival, 22–24 May – three days across various spots in and around Hossegor. Eclectic programme, independently organised. Details thin on the ground but worth checking their own channels if that kind of thing's your bag.

Les Halles Gourmandes, Friday 22 May, 18h–22h30 – the weekly evening food market is back for the season. Good spot for a wander and something to eat before the night gets going.

Pelote basque tournament, Soorts-Hossegor trinquet – running through to 2 July. Drop in on a match if you've never seen it. Fast, loud, and nothing like what you'd expect.

where to stay

Domaine d'Aïga apartment · lake-side · sleeps 4 · €1,850 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor Terrace facing the lake, quiet residential setting, and close enough to the water that you'll hear it at night. Better for evenings than early-morning surf checks.

Plage Sud apartment · beach · sleeps 4 · €1,200 / week · Locations Vacances Hossegor First floor of a villa right by La Sud, with ocean views from the flat. You'll hear the beach in summer, which is either the point or the problem depending on how you sleep.

where to eat this week

This week: Central Park for dinner. Order the burger or go with the fish of the day if it's on the board. Casual and family-friendly, no fuss. Around €20–30 a head. Worth noting: service slows right down on Saturday nights, so either go early or don't be in a rush.