Nestled among the rolling hills between Biarritz and San Sebasti\u00e1n, in the village of Urrugne, lies Machoen\u00efa \u2014 an estate of singular beauty that has transformed its historical legacy and natural surroundings into the ideal stage for high-level corporate events. Encircled by gardens, meadows, and the majestic silhouette of Larrun Mountain, this property offers a unique and strategic experience, just minutes away from two of Europe\u2019s most vibrant Atlantic destinations.<\/p>\n
The estate is composed of an eighteenth-century farmhouse and its restored stables, now converted into an elegant dining hall that can seat up to 170 guests. An expansive 250 m2<\/sup> terrace extends the space to accommodate up to 350 attendees, allowing for multiple configurations suited to institutional meetings, product launches, gala dinners, exhibitions, and workshops amid nature. All of this is supported by versatile and discreet logistics, perfectly adapted to the demands of the contemporary business world.<\/p>\n The Bokado Group \u2014a leading firm on the Basque gastronomic scene\u2014 is at the helm of the culinary offerings. Having an established international presence at prestigious events, Bokado brings a refined, creative, and memorable culinary experience that meshes beautifully with the estate’s character.<\/p>\n Over time, Machoen\u00efa has earned a reputation as a premier venue for corporate and social gatherings organized by firms and private clients from Europe, the Americas, and Asia who find here a perfect balance of exclusivity, privacy, and authenticity. The opportunity to integrate Basque culture and the Atlantic landscape into professional encounters adds an intangible value \u2014 one that transforms each event into an experience with true soul.<\/p>\n At a time when identity and distinction have become essential assets, Machoen\u00efa offers companies an exceptional stage to communicate, inspire, and build lasting connections through excellence.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Machoen\u00efa<\/strong><\/p>\n Vieille Route d\u2019Espagne, Urrugne.<\/p>\n