Explore the Dordogne valleys and the Vezere

The medieval town of Sarlat-la-Caneda is the capital of Perigord Noir and is classified as an artistic and historical town. 

It is characterized by its ancient streets, picturesque alleys, Gothic or Renaissance architecture, among which are the Plamont or Magnanat palaces. 

Enjoy this day getting to know the Cathedral of San Sacerdos, Boetie Castle, St.Mary's Church,or the Garden of Enfeus, buildings and tourist sites dating from the 15th and 16th century.

Overnight in Sarlat-la-Canéda

Saint-Vincent-le-Paluel is a French town of just 300 inhabitants, located in the Aquitaine region. From there, after a short transfer, you will start today's walk along a quiet path.

You will get to know Paluel Castle or the Church of Saint Vincent while you observe the farmland, the small communities with stone houses, and the wooded paths that are part of the landscape in this small village. 

Your route will end in Sarlat, where we recommend you find out the days when its local market is open, so that you can visit.

Overnight in Sarlat-la-Canéda

Today you will have a transfer to the town of Carsac-Aillac, which will surprise you with its beautiful landscapes of calm waters, streams and exotic vegetation, such as lotus flowers.  

The region is also recognized for its walnut production, which you will see by the large number of orchards that you will come across. 

Following the route, you will reach the small town of Domme, from where you will have an unparalleled view of the Dordogne Valley. Walk through the village along the cliff to the beautiful public garden. 

Other highlights such as the Domme Caves, the L'Oustal Museum in Perigord or the covered market. 

Overnight in Domme

Start this tour along a quiet path next to the River Dordogne until you reach the incredible Beynac Castle, one of the best preserved and most visited castles in the Perigord. 

Arrive at Castelnaud Castle, built in the 12th century, where you can learn about a wide collection of medieval weapons and armour, before delighting in watching the sunset.

Continue your walk until you reach the town of La Roque Gageac, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France thanks to its exotic vegetation and unusual location at the foot of a cliff. 

We recommend that you travel along the River Dordogne on the famous barges, flat-bottomed boats, commonly used in the region for the transport of goods.  

Overnight in La Roque Gageac

To start your route, head to Vitrac, a small village with 900 inhabitants located in the heart of Perigord Noir.

Once in Vitrac, you can visit the beautiful Church of Saint Martin that appears as one of the historical monuments in the region, or Montfort, a private castle, but which is also part of its impressive architecture. 

On your way back to La Roque Gageac through forests, you will find small hamlets and stunning views.

Overnight in La Roque Gageac

After a short journey, you will arrive in Saint Cyprien, a village of just under 2,000 inhabitants and founded in the 7th century.  

Follow your route to Les Eyzies, known as the prehistoric capital of the world, as it has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era. 

Visit the numerous caves, mainly Font de Gaume, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the National Museum of Prehistory and Comarque and Tayac castles.

Overnight in Les-Eyzies-de-Tayac

Cross the River Vezere to the small hamlet of Les Plagnes. Before proceeding, we suggest you make a stop at Grotte du Cirque (or the Witches Cave), which dates back to the Paleolithic era and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979.

Whether you decide to make this stop or not, you will continue your journey to Saint Cirq, where you can see the charming village of Les Eyzies from the other side of the river.

Overnight in Les-Eyzies-de-Tayac

From Les-Eyzies-de-Tayac, you can take a train to Limoges to reach Paris, or to Bergerac to head to Bordeaux.

If you want to return to Sarlat, take a taxi and from there you can take a train to the city from where you take the flight to your home city.

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