Destination: Dordogne Valley

Unusual natural site and slate quarry with guided tour.

New museum dedicated to the history and discovery of Neanderthal.

Picturesque village home to the Cistercian Abbey of Aubazine. Historic heritage and a peaceful atmosphere. A reminder of Coco Chanel, who lived here.

Medieval town in a picturesque setting on the banks of the Dordogne. Gabare boat trips on the river, Saint-Pierre Abbey Church. Known as the “Limousin Riviera”. Climate favourable to strawberry growing.

Link between Auvergne and Limousin. Manufacturing town stretching along the bottom of the Dordogne Valley (dam, Château du Val, beach).

Unusual medieval village. Visit of the town through its castles and fortified towers, and its 12th-century Romanesque church. The first village awarded the “Most Beautiful Villages of France” label.

Licence-free boat cruises in Lot-et-Garonne. Fortified villages, castles and Buzet wines are on the programme.

For unforgettable holidays with family or friends, navigate a licence-free boat on the Canal de Garonne. Highlights along the route include Agen, Mas d’Agenais, Nérac and picturesque villages.

Art workshop to learn and improve pastel techniques.

Châteaux hike in the Pays Foyen aboard a Rabaska canoe (Native American inspiration) carrying up to 15 people, accessible to PRM. Departure from the Port-Sainte-Foy quay for a 12 km route (from 2 hours to a full day).