Uncover Le bugue treasures from hotel Restaurant le Royal

This easy (green) loop mainly takes in the pretty village of Le Bugue, in the heart of the Vézère valley in Périgord Noir, but also the village of Campagne with its lovely château and gardens, renovated in 2015. The starting point is the motorhome park near the aquarium and Le Bournat. Here you'll find a bike-washing point, sanitary facilities, restaurants and accommodation, as well as a Tourist Office to help you make the right choices.

Departure from the caravan park. Virtually flat route, returning along the greenway along the Vézère river.

There's a great viewpoint, then a stopover in the small village of Audrix near the Gouffre de Proumeyssac, a wooded and somewhat technical route.

Very wooded course, with views of the village of Audrix and the Gouffre de Proumeyssac. For regular runners.

The Vézère valley is known for its numerous and prestigious prehistoric sites, 15 of which are listed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. This is how you will cycle in the shade of the cliffs at the beginning of the route, passing by Les Eyzies, the world capital of prehistory. On the way back, after the villages of the Dordogne valley, guided by the the limestone hills of the Bugue heights in which the Proumeyssac chasm was dug.

This difficult loop (red) proposes to discover mainly Le Bugue, a village in the Vézère Valley, in the heart of the Périgord Noir, in Dordogne The starting point is located on the camping car area near the aquarium and Le Bournat You will find a washing point for bikes, sanitary facilities, restaurants and accommodation as well as an office of the Tourist Office to advise you in your choices.

This difficult loop (red) can start from the village of Le Bugue or from the village of Les Eyzies, it offers you to discover these 2 villages of the Vézère Valley, in the heart of the Périgord Noir, in Dordogne. The starting point for Le Bugue is at the camping car area (near the Aquarium and Le Bournat) and for Les Eyzies at the camping car area (not far from the National Museum of Prehistory) You will find a washing point for bikes, sanitary facilities, restaurants and accommodation as well as an office of the Tourist Office to advise you.

The Malmusou loop is a Véloroute selected for its low traffic levels and limited speed. Ride in complete safety on shared secondary roads, with a sign indicating the direction to take at every intersection. Ideal for families! Le Bugue sits amphitheatrically on the slope of a hill. For over 8 centuries, it has been famous for its Tuesday morning market. The atmosphere and produce on offer make it a not-to-be-missed event! The village is home to one of the Vézère valley?s most famous Paleolithic caves: the Bara-Bahau cave. It's also THE family destination par excellence, with Europe's largest private freshwater aquarium: L'aquarium du Périgord Noir, the Prehistoric Labyrinth, inviting you to become explorers in search of the last Cro-Magnon, and the Parc du Bournat: back in 1900!

From Terrasson-Lavilledieu to Limeuil where the Vézère river marries the Dordogne, the river runs through one of the most beautiful regions of the Périgord. This sixth stage will take you from Bugue to Limeuil. The Bugue, located at the confluence of the Vézère and the Douch, has been a place of passage since prehistoric times (Bara Bahau cave). The village developed around a convent founded in 964 and the port used by the masters of forges; Then towards Limeuil, a pronounced difference in altitude will allow you to turn around to enjoy a spectacular view of the valley. Arrival in Limeuil at the confluence of the Dordogne and the Vézère rivers: visit this village listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France, its panoramic gardens, its medieval part and the remains of the fortifications and its port area on the rivers.

This easy (blue) loop proposes to discover mainly the pretty village of Le Bugue, in the heart of the Vézère valley in Périgord Noir, but also the village of Audrix near the Proumeyssac chasm and finally the village of Campagne with the very pretty castle and its gardens renovated in 2015. The departure is from the camping car area, where you will find a washing, rental and repair point for bicycles, sanitary facilities and accommodation for overnight stays and restaurants. A Tourist Office is present in Le Bugue to advise you in your choices.

Situated 150m beyond the Bugue aquarium, facing the "Parc du Bournat", Canoëric offers you a choice of 8 different trips (from 5 to 26 km) on the rivers Vézère and Dordogne. Our runs are suitable for all, from 5 years old. Discovering magnificent landscapes, you can paddle down the river at your own pace in total freedom. The swimming and picnic stops ensure unforgettable moments. Excursions from 2 to 4 days. For your comfort, canoes are available with 4 real seats and canoes kayaks with backrests. Stand up paddles. Try it and enjoy the view of the river. Stable, they are also suitable for beginners. Groups are welcome and can be supervised by a state-certified instructor. Bar and restaurant on site or take away. Bouncy castle for children on our shaded terrace. FREE WIFI for all. FNPLCK quality charter.

The Hôtel de Paris is located in the centre of Le Bugue, in the heart of the Black Perigord. An ideal starting point to visit the Aquarium Perigord Noir, the Gouffre de Proumeyssac, known as the "crystal cathedral" or the Parc Bournat, where time stopped in 1900. The hotel offers 17 simply decorated, comfortable bedrooms equipped with TV and free wifi access. Breakfast can be served either in the breakfast room or outside under the shade of the lime trees. The bar/brasserie with its shaded terrace is ideal for you to enjoy a drink or bite to eat.

Charming 2-star hotel, in the heart of Le Bugue, in the Vézère valley in the Dordogne-Périgord, close to the Gouffre de Proumeyssac , the Village du Bournat and the Périgord Noir aquarium. Corinne and Bruno welcome you to their delightful establishment which they have transformed into a relaxing, family hotel. Book an attractive, comfortable room in this large bourgeois house for a romantic weekend or family holiday. You can enjoy a gourmet meal in the restaurant, prepared using local produce. In the dining room, on the terrace or under the veranda, you can try our traditional cuisine, a way of life in the Périgord. The Périgord Noir is the ideal destination for discovering the authentic tourist sites - caves, chateaux, medieval villages, gardens and outstanding prehistoric sites.

Jungle Golf is an 18-hole miniature golf course for the whole family. In the middle of a lush vegetation, this space of more than 2000 m2 will allow you to discover miniature golf as you have never seen or done it. Each green has been designed to entertain you as a group or family. You will find yourself playing or enjoying an activity that is truly different and far from the reputation of classic miniature golf. You will be immersed in the heart of the jungle with its wild animals. Your course will be punctuated by music and mist sprayers to cool you down.

Come and surprise Cro Magnon in real life! Become explorers and go on an expedition in search of the last surviving Cro Magnon, discovered by the famous archaeologist Professor Jean Netessur. Spread over more than 1,000 m2, you will have to solve 25 riddles along the way, passing through 7 different zones: the Path of Reflections, the Professor's Bivouac, the Cave of Paintings, the Animal Cave, the Mirror Labyrinth, the Secret Apartment and the Knowledge Trail. The Prehistoric Labyrinth is an offbeat and amusing look at prehistory to discover the world of our ancestor, Cro-Magnon. New for 2020: the Ice Age, a completely frosty adventure! For its 5th anniversary, a fresh wind is blowing through the Labyrinth where you will relive the last ice age, taking you back 20,000 years into the past.

The Périgord Noir aquarium is the largest private freshwater aquarium in Europe; spread over more than 4,000m2, discover 70 tanks containing 3 million litres of water, offering a view of 6,000 animals, including the most beautiful collection of sturgeon 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 most beautiful way to observe our rivers, ponds and lakes. The Alligator Park : discover a magnificent Louisiana setting, hosted by the famous hunter Jo McClack, you will discover alligators, anacondas, iguanas and caimans and feed the baby alligators (ask for information !) New: albino alligators Become a VIP trainee on a private tour with a biologist, feed alligators, carp or MyoCastors

Big Bird is the first aerial and urban course in France culminating at more than 22 meters high. Come with family or friends and enjoy the aerial adventure in complete safety. On 4 levels, perform 75 tests of agility and different challenges: snowboarding at high altitude, geometric figure crossing, slalom on aerial tyres, climbing wall, monkey bridge, vertical nets... From now on, the overhead course will be an obvious choice for everyone.

In the heart of the Périgord Noir in the Vézère valley, the Parc du Bournat au Bugue plunges you into the daily life of a village in the Périgord at the beginning of the last century. The town hall constructed from Perigord stone, the chapel, the school, the windmill, the vegetable garden etc... Here, time stopped in 1900, so wander on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage through the streets of the village, which covers 7 hectares. While animators bring to life the airs and legends of yesteryear, the craftsmen are busy: the cutler makes knives with walnut handles, the potter shapes pitchers, vases and jars. Would you like to participate? Sign up for one of the practical workshops: discover photography in 1900 or learn about the art of caligraphy with the teacher in the 1900 classroom.

At Le Bugue near Les Eyzies, come and contemplate the prehistoric cave of Bara-Bahau (pronounced "barraba-ou" in Occitan). Discovered in 1951, it presents three ribbons of large engraved animals, horses, bears, reindeer, aurochs, ibexes, dating back 15,000 years. "Ribambelle" because fresco refers rather to paintings and frieze of small engravings. Bara-Bahau, however, displays neither of these. Engraved on three superimposed levels, the animals diminish in size as one gets closer to the ground, no doubt due to the lack of leeway for the artists, who work standing, sitting or almost lying down. Another curiosity: the essential contours but also the manes, the ganaches and, inside the silhouettes, parallel lines made with the fingers that underline the shapes and volumes, themselves carried by the reliefs of the wall, thus giving life to the drawings.

Apartment 60m ², independent on the second floor, in the main house and adjoining, inhabited on the first floor by the owner. Independent entrance. Rent for 4 persons maximum. Equipped kitchen, dining room, living room, shower room with large shower, independent WC, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, 1 bedroom with 1 double bed 140, fans in the main rooms. Quiet place near all shops and supermarkets (on foot or by bike), medical group and 2 pharmacies.

Organic family farm (walnut oil)

The village of Le Bugue, at the gateway to the Vézère, opens up the Vallée de l'Homme. Crossed by the Vézère, Le Bugue is situated in an amphitheatre on the slope of a hill. For more than 8 centuries, the village has been famous for its market which is held on Tuesday mornings. The atmosphere and the products on offer make it the place to be! The village is home to one of the Palaeolithic decorated caves in the Vézère valley: the Bara-Bahau cave. It is also THE family destination par excellence! Discover the largest private freshwater aquarium in Europe: the Aquarium du Périgord Noir. The prehistoric maze invites you to become explorers in search of the last Cro-Magnon and you can also cross the ages and go back to 1900, in the Parc du Bournat. Mountain biking and hiking, 2 loops and 3 paths are available from Le Bugue.

The church of Saint Sulpice du Bugue dates from 1876. It then replaced the old church which was located between the town hall and the Vézère river.

Jungle Golf is an 18-hole miniature golf course for the whole family. In the middle of a lush vegetation, this space of more than 2000 m2 will allow you to discover miniature golf as you have never seen or done it. Each green has been designed to entertain you as a group or family. You will find yourself playing or enjoying an activity that is truly different and far from the reputation of classic miniature golf. You will be immersed in the heart of the jungle with its wild animals. Your course will be punctuated by music and mist sprayers to cool you down.

Come and surprise Cro Magnon in real life! Become explorers and go on an expedition in search of the last surviving Cro Magnon, discovered by the famous archaeologist Professor Jean Netessur. Spread over more than 1,000 m2, you will have to solve 25 riddles along the way, passing through 7 different zones: the Path of Reflections, the Professor's Bivouac, the Cave of Paintings, the Animal Cave, the Mirror Labyrinth, the Secret Apartment and the Knowledge Trail. The Prehistoric Labyrinth is an offbeat and amusing look at prehistory to discover the world of our ancestor, Cro-Magnon. New for 2020: the Ice Age, a completely frosty adventure! For its 5th anniversary, a fresh wind is blowing through the Labyrinth where you will relive the last ice age, taking you back 20,000 years into the past.

The Périgord Noir aquarium is the largest private freshwater aquarium in Europe; spread over more than 4,000m2, discover 70 tanks containing 3 million litres of water, offering a view of 6,000 animals, including the most beautiful collection of sturgeon 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 most beautiful way to observe our rivers, ponds and lakes. The Alligator Park : discover a magnificent Louisiana setting, hosted by the famous hunter Jo McClack, you will discover alligators, anacondas, iguanas and caimans and feed the baby alligators (ask for information !) New: albino alligators Become a VIP trainee on a private tour with a biologist, feed alligators, carp or MyoCastors

In the heart of the Périgord Noir in the Vézère valley, the Parc du Bournat au Bugue plunges you into the daily life of a village in the Périgord at the beginning of the last century. The town hall constructed from Perigord stone, the chapel, the school, the windmill, the vegetable garden etc... Here, time stopped in 1900, so wander on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage through the streets of the village, which covers 7 hectares. While animators bring to life the airs and legends of yesteryear, the craftsmen are busy: the cutler makes knives with walnut handles, the potter shapes pitchers, vases and jars. Would you like to participate? Sign up for one of the practical workshops: discover photography in 1900 or learn about the art of caligraphy with the teacher in the 1900 classroom.

A new concept amusement park for ages 2 – 102 in the elves’ wood where you can climb in a sea of aerial netting to visit their colourful huts in the trees and slide along zip wires

At Le Bugue near Les Eyzies, come and contemplate the prehistoric cave of Bara-Bahau (pronounced "barraba-ou" in Occitan). Discovered in 1951, it presents three ribbons of large engraved animals, horses, bears, reindeer, aurochs, ibexes, dating back 15,000 years. "Ribambelle" because fresco refers rather to paintings and frieze of small engravings. Bara-Bahau, however, displays neither of these. Engraved on three superimposed levels, the animals diminish in size as one gets closer to the ground, no doubt due to the lack of leeway for the artists, who work standing, sitting or almost lying down. Another curiosity: the essential contours but also the manes, the ganaches and, inside the silhouettes, parallel lines made with the fingers that underline the shapes and volumes, themselves carried by the reliefs of the wall, thus giving life to the drawings.

Homemade burgers, tacos, kebabs, paninis, home fries.

You'll love our restaurant, located in an exceptional setting with a terrace overlooking the Vézère. You'll enjoy Périgord-style fare made with fresh seasonal products carefully selected and prepared by our chef. Fixed menus adapted to every appetite, from the brasserie style to traditional cookery to gourmet cuisine.

Bar-restaurant located in the heart of Le Bugue.

In the heart of Le Bugue, 100 metres from the town hall. Come and eat in the shade of the plane trees in our brasserie with simple hot dishes, salads and home-made sandwiches. Take-away possible. Service only at lunchtime.

In the old streets of Le Bugue, a little corner of Brittany awaits you at the crêperie l'Abreuvoir. In a modern and friendly atmosphere, our chef Florian buys 95% of his fresh produce from local producers and offers you a menu that is simple, inventive and refined at the same time. For sunny days do not hesitate to book outside or you will be served on a pretty terrace with beautiful stone houses as a setting.

Restaurant located at Le Bugue, only a few kilometres from the Proumeyssac abyss. The access is also along the quays from the Aquarium du Bugue, where you can directly access the car park where the Pha is located. There you can enjoy and discover different Asian dishes. In addition, the cuisine of the Périgord has had a large place on the menus and the a la carte menu for 19 years now. Take away from November to May. Finally, a terrace by the water is accessible on sunny days.

Restaurant/pizzeria offering traditional cuisine, Italian speciality dishes and meats grilled over a wood fire. Takeaway: pizzas, salads, pasta, and more. Groups by reservation. In the spacious stone-walled dining room: 60 place settings. On the shady terrace underthe arbour: 100 place settings. Recommended by: Géoguide, Petit Futé and Club des Bons Vivants.

The restaurant classed "Gourmand au Logis", located in Le Bugue, has been distinguished in the Bottin Gourmand and recommended by the Petit Futé, and offers you reinvented Périgord cuisine with a local accent. Each dish is prepared to order, with care and attention. Chef Bruno Vedie and his team shares with you his love of the culinary traditions of the Périgord, where fresh and seasonal products are in the spotlight. To accompany your meal, the restaurant offers a wine list that will seduce lovers of great Bergerac, Cahors or Bordeaux wines.

In the heart of the Périgord Noir region, this atypical gite is located in the old Bugue train station dating from 1863, which still retains all its authenticity with its ticket offices. The gite La gare du Bugue has two rooms for five people.

Individual one-level house in new condition, southern exposition, giving onto a garden and near local businesses. One bedroom: One 140cm bed, one fold-out futon, open kitchen/dining room/lounge, washroom, WC, independent entrance, enclosed garden, 500m2 / 1640 ft2 of land, car park, heating, refrigerator/freezer, sheets and household textiles included, microwave, washing machine, dryer, television, barbecue, playground, garden furniture and parasol.

The Hôtel de Paris is located in the centre of Le Bugue, in the heart of the Black Perigord. An ideal starting point to visit the Aquarium Perigord Noir, the Gouffre de Proumeyssac, known as the "crystal cathedral" or the Parc Bournat, where time stopped in 1900. The hotel offers 17 simply decorated, comfortable bedrooms equipped with TV and free wifi access. Breakfast can be served either in the breakfast room or outside under the shade of the lime trees. The bar/brasserie with its shaded terrace is ideal for you to enjoy a drink or bite to eat.

Parking area located on the river bank, close to Le Bugue centre. 5 minutes walk from all shops. Quiet and partly shaded area. Fixed price 7€/24h: payment by credit card on terminal or in cash at the town hall. Included in the package: parking, emptying and drinking water supply. Annual closure: from November to March.

Situated in a green setting, conducive to calm and relaxation, between the Vézère and the Dordogne, in the Vallée de l'Homme, in the commune of Le Bugue, 30 minutes from Sarlat. Its situation is perfectly adapted to cultural or nature vacations. The gite La petite maison is an independent Perigordian house below the owners' house. This gite has one bedroom for two persons.

Charming 2-star hotel, in the heart of Le Bugue, in the Vézère valley in the Dordogne-Périgord, close to the Gouffre de Proumeyssac , the Village du Bournat and the Périgord Noir aquarium. Corinne and Bruno welcome you to their delightful establishment which they have transformed into a relaxing, family hotel. Book an attractive, comfortable room in this large bourgeois house for a romantic weekend or family holiday. You can enjoy a gourmet meal in the restaurant, prepared using local produce. In the dining room, on the terrace or under the veranda, you can try our traditional cuisine, a way of life in the Périgord. The Périgord Noir is the ideal destination for discovering the authentic tourist sites - caves, chateaux, medieval villages, gardens and outstanding prehistoric sites.

Charming 50 m² suite located in Le Bugue on a 5,600 m² estate in a quiet area. This suite is composed of a kitchen with dining area, shower room, toilet and bedroom. It is equipped with a living room, with dining room, with a terrace and with a parking lot. Bedroom equipped with king size bed of 180.

Close to many tourist sites, this apartment is located on the first floor of the owners' house. This gite has one bedroom for four people.

Detached house for 4 people near the village in a quiet area. 2 bedrooms: 2 beds in 140 cm. 1 bathroom with shower and bathtub. Enclosed garden. Barbecue.

Less than 20 minutes away from the most beautiful sites of the Dordogne, the clos des étoiles offers you a breathtaking view of the Vezère valley and the Dordogne The gîte Lascaux is a pretty Cahors stone building which offers you a breathtaking view, the most beautiful of the whole property, over the valley of the Vézère and the Dordogne.