France · Pricing data

🇫🇷 Airbnb pricing in
Pays Basque.

The Pays Basque is one of France's most price-volatile short-term rental markets — 9,300 priced listings with a 75th percentile at €180, almost 2.4× the 25th percentile (€75). Biarritz (€196) and Bidart (€212) anchor the premium segment, while Bayonne (€120) is the entry-level pole. Seasonality is brutal: surf-week peaks, summer-festival weeks, and shoulder-month soft demand compress months apart.

Priced listings
9,304
Median price
€107
per night
Average price
€162
per night
Average rating
4.80
/ 5.00
30-day availability
14
nights avg
Superhost share
26%

Source: PricEye internal data from InsideAirbnb.com public listings.

Neighborhood breakdown

Where the prices actually move.

Pricing against the city-wide median is the most common mistake. The same property type can swing €40+ depending on neighborhood. Here is the real breakdown.

Neighborhood
Listings
Avg / night
Median / night
Biarritz+21% vs city
1,770
€196
€135
Anglet
1,330
€176
€110
Bayonne-26% vs city
826
€120
€85
Saint-Jean-de-Luz
574
€154
€117
Hendaye-21% vs city
562
€128
€104
Bidart+31% vs city
503
€212
€130
Ciboure-11% vs city
321
€144
€110
Arcangues+49% vs city
158
€242
€165
Pricing playbook

What Pays Basque hosts miss.

01

Biarritz hosts who hold a flat summer rate miss the surf-event peak weeks where comp set ADR jumps 40%+ in 7-day windows.

02

Bayonne is structurally undervalued by hosts who only look at Biarritz comps — its festival weekend pricing should index closer to coastal.

03

Arcangues and Bidart command the highest medians (€165 and €130) — luxury villa segment where event-aware pricing is the difference between break-even and best-year-ever.

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