St Jean de Luz. 43 degrees.38'.8"North, 1 degree 66' 31" The old part of what was once a fishing village is still a charming place to be. It is now unfortunately hemmed in by resort style development but the beach and harbour are still great places to walk around. We arrived a bit late in the evening and sat down to eat at the first place we came across. Forgetting this was now Basque country and 8pm is not late. We had a great meal, the food was simple and fresh with the menu in Basque as well as french. The first beer when arriving somewhere new is always one of travels great pleasures. Our first eatery A new town a new market and this one is a beauty. The paella's bubbling away as we walked around to check out everything from the mushrooms to the nougat stall to the spice and vanilla stall. The figs are semi dried and dusted in semolina (I think and are the best we've tasted). We sort of stuffed our timing as we kept walking around and around the market an
