Sarlat is one of the most beautiful towns in France surrounded by the lush nature of the Dordogne valley, with its winding river, sandstone cliffs and forests. Discover romantic castles, medieval villages and the Dordogne river by boat or kayak. Sarlat is also a culinary hotspot; world famous for its truffles, walnuts and wine. Sarlat also hosts various well-known festivities such as the Christmas activities, Easter egg hunt, truffle market, Sarlat Fest'Oie, Sarlat Swing It,... A visit to the castles or country houses in the area is definitely worthwhile: Chateau Fénelon, Milandes, Marqueyssac. Enjoy all the fun things to do in Sarlat la Caneda, France!
Other cities are also definitely worth a visit, including Montauban, Cahors, Domme, La Roque-Gageac, Brive, Beynac-et-Cazenac, ....

There are several lakes and water parks nearby that you can test out. We would like to give you more information about this. Near our paradise is the entertainment lake Lac Vert in Catus. Anyone who loves water toys and attractions will love it here. Be sure to check the website for 'Jacquou Parc', 'Parc en Ciel', 'Grand Villeneuvois', 'the water park', 'La saule' and 'Quercyland'.

Lascaux is a cave complex near the village of Montignac in the Dordogne department in southwestern France. You can admire more than 600 prehistoric murals that cover the interior walls and ceilings of the cave. You will mainly see large and small animals, some of which have already disappeared. According to the most recent studies, the oldest drawings were made around 17,000 years ago. Several generations have worked there. Ideal to combine with a visit to Sarlat.

Located 8 km from Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac is the most visited gorge in France and one of the most fascinating in Europe. The river plays hide and seek through a labyrinth of cavities adorned with strange rock shapes like mushrooms or rock lace... this underground labyrinth that leads to the Lac de la Pluie with its transparent waters. It is then that one can see the "Grande Pendeloque" (a gigantic stalactite 60 meters high) which, as if suspended from a chain, seems to admire its reflection in the Lac de la Pluie. It is also advisable to visit Rocamadour. Rocamadour is the most visited place of pilgrimage in France after Lourdes. So there is a lot to see and do. In addition to churches, the medieval park and other historical sites, there is also a great show of birds of prey.

Already famous for its terrifying legends in the 18th century, the Gouffre de Proumeyssac was only explored in 1907. Baptized "Cathedral of Crystal", Proumeyssac is today the largest developed cave in Périgord. A cable car takes you to this huge underground vault with walls adorned with a multitude of crystallizations of exceptional density and beauty. The new lighting, supported by musical accompaniment, completes the originality of this site. The 1 hour visit commented by experienced guides will leave an unforgettable memory. Nearby is a pretty swimming and games park: the Etangs du Bos. If you want to know more about the history, be sure to visit roque-st-christophe

The Périgord Noir Aquarium is the largest private freshwater aquarium in Europe; over more than 4,000 m2, discover 70 pools of 3 million liters of water in which 6,000 animals can be observed, including the finest collection of sturgeons in Europe.
The open-air basins of this aquarium allow you to see the evolution of the fauna and flora in all seasons (rain, snow, sun), it is the best way to learn about our rivers, streams, ponds and lakes.

The Alligator Park: you cross a magnificent Louisiana landscape on more than 2,000 m2, welcomed by the famous reconverted hunter Jo McClack, you will discover alligators, anacondas, iguanas and caimans and feed the baby alligators. Combine this visit to Univerland in La Bugue and Gourniac (Prehistoric Labyrinth, laser shooting, go kids park, VR Galaxy game, jungle golf, big burd,...)

Visiting a castle in the area is an absolute must. Discover the history of a castle with your children through a treasure hunt, a musical performance or a theatrical show, or let yourself be pampered gastronomically by the large fireplace in one of the wonderful restaurants of the castle. Wines, oysters, walnuts and soft sheep's cheese (cabécou), but also foie gras and beautiful black truffles complete the most exquisite dishes of French cuisine. In the Dordogne valley, deliciously sweet fruits, natural treasures and the best farm produce not only color the many markets, they are above all a treat for gourmets and living proof of the region's culinary richness. .

​Discover a region of character, rich in varied landscapes. Escape to the Quercy valleys to satisfy your desire for outdoor sports, through a range of outdoor activities suitable for all levels. Between chestnut woods, meadows, typical villages and gariottes, many trail, mountain bike and pedestrian circuits will take you to discover Quercy. Accessible to all, whether for beginners or to surpass themselves, these circuits will more than satisfy your need for space and freedom. Many forgotten paths have been reopened to offer you new routes, off the beaten track.

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​Indulge your taste buds with local delicacies and treat yourself to a menu at one of the culinary restaurants, a tasty burger at a snack bar, or grab a pizza from the pizza cart. We'd like to let you know where you can find delicious dining options in our area. I hope it tastes good!