The surroundings

The Dordogne, also known as the Perigord, is well known for its excellent local cuisine. This French region has unrivaled beauty with her many castles and rivers.

Enjoy nature, discover prehistoric caves, visit the many 'brocantes' or feast yourselves on the local French cuisine.


A limited overview:

Brantôme Venice of the Dordogne. Discover the marvelous medieval city of Brantôme. Visit the local markets and shops, enjoy one of the many restaurants and bars. Or just overlook the beautiful river from one of the many terraces. In Brantôme you can take a small boat ride, or rent canoes. Visit the website.
Grotte de Villars in Villars Enchanted by water and time. With over 13 km of tunnels this is the longest cave in the Dordogne. During the guided tour you will see 18,000 year old paintings (Magdalénien). Visit the website.
L'Aquarium du Perigord Noir in Le Bugue/Vézère The biggest privately owned sweet water aquarium in Europe. You will be able to observe all sorts of fish in their 'natural' environment. The enormous carp sturgeons and catfish are impressive. You can enjoy a drink on the terrace. Visit the website.
St. Jean-de-Côle One of Frances most beautiful villages (une des plus belle villages de France). Visit the website.
Thiviers Capital of Foie Gras. Every Saturday morning from 8:00 to 12:00 you can visit the local market.
And more Canoe trips, horseback riding, shopping, zoo, go-kart racing track etc...