Activities on-site and in the Périgord.

To the EAST, the Trémolat bend with its must-see viewpoint, followed by Limeuil, one of the most beautiful villages in France, with the confluence of the Vézère and Dordogne rivers at its feet. In Bugue, you can visit the Bournat Park, the aquarium, or the prehistoric maze.

Les Eyzies, the world capital of Prehistory, with its museum and the caves of Font de Gaume, Combarelles, and Roc de Cazelle. Further on, you’ll find the troglodyte village of La Madeleine, the Prehistoparc, the fortified house of Reignac, Roque Saint Christophe, the Commarque Castle, and of course, the Lascaux Cave.

On the road to Sarlat, you can explore the Milandes Castle, the village of Domme, the Beynac Castle, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the Castelnaud Castle.

To the WEST, there’s the Paper Ecomuseum in Couze and Saint-Front, and the Lanquais Castle. Around Bergerac, you can visit the Tiregand, Monbazillac, and Bridoire Castles and explore the world of wine at CIVRB (Interprofessional Council of Wines from the Bergerac Region).

To the SOUTH, you’ll find the Cadouin Abbey with its magnificent cloister, the textile mill in the beautiful village of Belvès, Beaumontois en Périgord, the village of Monpazier, the most beautiful bastide in the Dordogne, and the Biron Castle.