Attractions and activities

Once one of the largest fishing ports in France. Today home to high-quality artisanal fishing, mindful of preserving the resource.

Steep cliffs offering a breathtaking viewpoint over the confluence of the Creuse, the Sédelle and the fortress of Crozant. Ideal for climbing and hiking enthusiasts. 2 stars in the Guide Vert Michelin.

With views over the medieval town of Chauvigny, VéloRail is a surprising cross between Poulidor and the French railway: four wheels, two pedalers and a rear bench, all running on a former railway line.

Les Bateaux Bordelais offer cruises departing from Bordeaux, including lunch cruises, trips to the Estuary islands, or commented cruises with wine tasting. On board one of the three boats, discover the Aquitaine region from the Garonne River, exploring the famous Bordeaux vineyards and passing along the UNESCO World Heritage-listed quays.

In the heart of Saint-Émilion, in the cellars of a medieval cloister, traditional production of sparkling wines with guided tours. A unique and magical place.

A new and unique electric-solar boat to discover the peaceful Charente River, silent and with zero CO? emissions. Discovery cruise 56 km, relaxation cruise 24 km, afternoon cruise 32 km. Themed evenings; capacity up to 149 passengers.

Within the Bishops’ Castle, large-scale bird of prey shows featuring eagles, falcons, owls, eagle owls, storks, parrots, etc.

A friendly venue listed as one of the most beautiful market halls in France. Tastings, market, temporary exhibitions, late openings and event evenings.

Colourful market with around twenty local producers, plus textiles and décor market.