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The Lot, located in southwestern France and with Cahors as its capital, is the very symbol of a France where life is good and our gentle countryside is beautiful. You'll find few cities here, but rather villages, markets, hidden gems, and even caves and much more…

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Embarking on a journey down the Dordogne River is like setting off on a treasure hunt. Between the Lot, Corrèze, and Dordogne valleys, countless castles, manor houses, and fortresses overlook the valley. All have stood the test of time and immerse us in history. We can't help but fall under the spell of these magnificent stones…

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A canoe-kayak trip on the Dordogne River is about reconnecting with yourself, taking your time, and rediscovering nature and the wonders that surround us. During our journey, we might spot herons, kingfishers, otters, coypus, and kites. We'll also pass through magnificent villages, most of which are listed among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France."

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The Dordogne River boasts a rich and vibrant ecosystem that evolves with the seasons and temperatures. In summer, as water levels drop and temperatures rise, benthic cyanobacteria can thrive on pebbles and in areas with slower currents. This phenomenon has existed for…

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Whether you're planning a multi-day canoe trip or a weekend getaway, your choice of accommodation makes all the difference. From riverside campsites and charming bed and breakfasts to family-run guesthouses, the valley is brimming with gems to suit every taste and budget

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A beautiful day of canoeing on the Dordogne River works up an appetite! After paddling between castles and cliffs, what could be better than a good meal to prolong the pleasure? At Safaraid, we know the valley like the back of our hand, and we know where to taste the best local specialties. From the restaurant…

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Our Dordogne River offers a variety of landscapes depending on the route you choose. For those who enjoy canoeing rapids (Class 2) and lush forests, the Corrèze section of the Dordogne is ideal. For those who prefer castles and cliffs…

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A canoe or kayak trip on the Dordogne River is an adventure in itself: paddle in hand, you explore magnificent landscapes while enjoying the tranquility of nature. But did you know you can enrich this experience by adding other activities? Whether you're a beginner…

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Want to enjoy the beautiful pebble beaches of the Dordogne Valley during your walks? Here's our selection! The pebble beaches are the must-see spots in the Lot region for enjoying the magnificent Dordogne River, having a picnic, or even swimming. During your canoe and kayak trips between…

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La Vagabonde® or V87 is a cycle route of over 500 km. Starting in Montluçon in the Allier department, this cycling route goes to Montech in the Tarn-et-Garonne department, passing through the Creuse, Corrèze, and Lot departments. The route is a mix of greenways and low-traffic roads, and is suitable for…
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