Discover Activities near LES ETANGS DE PLESSAC in Saint-felix-de-bourdeilles

A very long time ago, there lived on the Coline some amazing beings. Small and ungainly, they were endowed with a spectacular strength and know-how, they knew how to cut the rock into blocks or dig into caves in which they took refuge in the cold. The plateaus and woods around you hide an unusual history. Without it, there would have been no bread in our lives. A story that stretches over several thousand years: the extraction of millstones to grind grains. This original industry has left behind it a labyrinth of quarries strewn with stone monsters, some Roman, others from yesterday. Discover these millstones and rediscover the forgotten memory of the quarry people. Your journey back in time, to the origins of bread, tells you the story of men, of the Riches Monts, and of the mountains of round millstones.

La Chapelle-Montmoreau is located in a landscape where the forest dominates, on a point overlooking the Boulou valley, an important biological reservoir; You can admire some heritage buildings, such as a Romanesque church of the 12th century which has an altarpiece of the 17th century and a Gothic statue of the Virgin and Child. The town also has a former priory which became the manor of Lamberterie.

Welcome to the mountain biking adventure in the heart of Paussac St Vivien! Get ready for breathtaking scenery and thrilling trails. Our exceptional route takes you through picturesque villages, historic sites and unspoilt nature

The village of Paussac and its causse are an ideal hiking ground the omnipresent stone is found in the heritage: the dolmen of Peyrelevade, the strange Peyre Dermale also known as the "stone of sacrifices", the semi-troglodytic village of the old Breuil, the climbing cliffs and the Romanesque church which watches over the village.

The area of Paussac is often considered by hikers as a "spot" for hiking, for its rocky paths that crisscross the plateau, the forest and the small valleys of the Sandonie, the Euche or the Boulou.

The Dronne Valley is, according to Harrison Barker, "a tributary of the Isle, which he who has not who has not stifled the love of beauty in his soul cannot see it without being without being overwhelmed by the charm of its gentle influence". The Dronne valley is characterized by its low altitude. On the hills with softened lines framing the banks of the Dronne and its affluents, the small lawns, dry moors and woodlands clinging to the slopes, bring a certain diversification and naturalness to the landscape. This third stage will take you from Paussac Saint Vivien to Bourdeilles

Leave for 6 days and 150 km of horseback riding and discover the heritage of the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord Limousin. This 5th stage will lead you from Brantôme to Milhac de Nontron (La Glaudie). In Brantôme, the Venice of Perigord, visit the town and admire the 1200 year old abbey. Then head to Champagnac de Bélair where you will notice the Château de la Borie dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. You will be able to make the horses drink at the fountain under the Vaugoubert cave, then you will notice the Château de Vaugoubert listed as a historical monument since 1948. Located on the right bank of the Dronne, it "governs the valley".

"On the tracks of Brantôme Favourite of the Departmental Committee of Cyclotourism "Brantôme, a village hemmed in by the Dronne, is the enchanting starting point for this bike ride. You will set off in the footsteps of Pierre de Bourdeilles, lay abbot and Lord of Brantôme, a 16th century man of letters, who died and was buried in the castle of Richemont located on the route. " An indefatigable chronicler, Pierre de Bourdeilles gives an instruction for reading his memoirs. "Now I think that many people who will read me, will say that I am an extravagant in my speeches, and that I am very confused; but that one takes the case that I make of it as the cooks who make a rotten pot of several meats which do not leave however to be very good and quite fried" Distance 31 km GPS point departure N45.36204 E0.65004 Information : veloenfrance.fr or dordogne.ffct.org

Near Mareuil, there is an educational truffle farm to understand how the "black gold of the Périgord" grows. Accessible by footpath, it can be a pleasant and instructive outing for the whole family. The 11 kilometre walk allows you to discover the limestone soils around Mareuil which are ideal for truffle cultivation, and in a hamlet, the small shop of a truffle grower (please let us know the day before you come).

Easy walks of no more than 3 km, suitable for families or people with reduced mobility Fancy a little digestive stroll with the family, at the pace of the children or our elders? This selection is for you! Easy, in nature or through village lanes, enjoy these gentle strolls?

The campsite is ideally located in the Green Périgord in the Dordogne, near Brantôme and has its private pond for fishing or leisure. 60 pitches: chalets, mobile homes, tents and comfort pitches for caravans, tents or motorhomes. Les Etangs de Plessac is a family and friendly campsite, with flowers and pitches in the shade. Covered and heated swimming pool from 1st April, playground with inflatable structures and pétanque ground. During the season, the snack-bar restaurant is welcoming you every day and offers entertaining nights during the summer. You will also find a children’s club. Among the treasures to discover in the surroundings: Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord”, Bourdeilles, Nontron, castles, caves, Périgueux, Sarlat, the Lascaux Cave. Enjoy canoe, rock climbing, hiking and cycling. The Dordogne is also renowned for its cuisine and gourmet markets.

Comfortable hotel restaurant ideally located by the river Dronne, in the center of the city. Covered terrace. 19 classified rooms. 12 rooms equipped with bathrooms, WC, TV, telephone, 7 rooms equipped with showers, WC, TV, telephone. A restaurant renowned for its innovative and generous cuisine, finely prepared with local products. “Toques du Périgord”.

Hotel Restaurant, Logis de France just 200 m from the centre of Brantôme. 23 bedrooms “standard” or “comfort”, each one has its own bathtub or shower and toilet. The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, telephone, Wi-Fi. In the shade of the mulberry trees, in one of the dining rooms, Marielle and Gilles will be happy to welcome you to introduce you to local cuisine made with simple and tasteful products, in which duck and its foie gras are guests of honour. Next to them, walnuts, lamb and Limousin beef, along with the truffle of the Périgord. The restaurant is open every day for dinner (except on Friday evenings) from May to September and every Sunday for lunch (closed on Sunday evenings from October to April). Terrace, private car park and garden.

Welcome to Domaine des Mémis! Located at the gates of the charming village of Bourdeilles bordered by the Dronne and of its castle which harmoniously combines two styles of architecture, 10 minutes from Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord”, Laurence & Charles welcome you to a haven of peace surrounded by meadows and woods to ensure you a calm and relaxing stay on an estate of 68 hectares with a dominant and open view of the countryside and the surrounding woods. Behind its golden Dordogne stone walls, a building completely renovated and equipped with relaxation areas: swimming pool, jacuzzi, ping-pong, pétanque ground and other surprises to discover on site. The estate offers two types of fully-equipped rooms with WIFI and television, private bathroom and WC, outdoor parking and covered and closed parking on request.

Historic and troglodyte site. Troglodyte dwellings and quarries house various collections about ancient crafts: old tools, glassware, weaving... Each room allows an immersion into a particular universe, at different centuries. Self-guided visit with explanatory panels. On site, “guinguette” (open air café) with refreshments, accessible without entrance ticket.

We welcome you to our magnificent 5 hectare wooded park where you will find different species of trees and shrubs bordering the river Dronne. The campsite is located 1 km from the centre of Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord”, an enchanting town encircled by the river. Heated pool, heated sanitary facilities, free standard Wi-Fi in all campsite, national 4G network, white sand beach, water games for children. Gateway to the Regional Natural Park Perigord-Limousin Region and jewel of the Dronne Valley, Brantôme welcomes all year long nature, gastronomy and culture lovers.

Welcome to Brantome. The BRANTÔME FAR OUEST campsite welcomes you to the Dordogne. Located in the town of Brantôme also called the little Venice of Périgord. This magnificent small family campsite on the theme of western, offers 33 delimited, spacious pitches (120 to 180 m²), shaded with water and electricity, spread over one hectare. In a green, calm and friendly setting, you will also find a swimming pool, a snack bar and pizzas. Rental of recent mobile homes, pitches for tents, caravans and camper vans. Novelties include caravans and tepees for your atypical evenings. Free and unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi available on all pitches and rentals. In July and August, we also offer parking for motor homes for 10€ for 2 people with access to sanitary facilities, swimming pool and Wi-Fi.

Standing proudly above the Dronne, this jewel of the Green Périgord combines a 13th century medieval fortress, dominated by an imposing keep, and a Renaissance castle housing one of the richest collections of furniture in New Aquitaine. The castle can be visited at your own pace, but it is during school holidays that the experience takes on a unique dimension. With your family, take part in workshops to discover the know-how of yesteryear. And for an even more magical experience, wait until night to join a theatrical night-time tour, guided by colourful characters.

Located in a pretty Dordogne village, this converted barn is perfect for solo travelers or couples. The bakery is a 2-minute walk away, as are the grocery store, pharmacy, butcher's shop and bar/resto. Brantôme and Aubeterre can be reached in 30 minutes, while Périgueux and Angoulême are 45 minutes away. Small air-conditioned house with living room/kitchen and upstairs bedroom with shower room/WC. Private south-facing courtyard with small shed for storage.

Puyguilhem Château, built in the 16th century for Mondot de la Marthonie, displays it elegant, Renaissance style silhouette against the Villars woods, near Brantôme in the middle of Périgord Vert. You get the best view of its impressive shape from the perfectly trimmed boxwood massif in front of the Historic Monument listed building: The main building, with bay windows, is flanked by towers and turrets of various shapes. Inside, a wide staircase leads you to different furnished rooms, decorated with tapestries. Admire the exceptional fireplace showing the twelve works of Hercules, then return the gallery on the top floor of the château where you can see an oak frame in the shape of an overturned boat hull. Villars has other surprises for tourists, including one of the most beautiful painted caves in Périgord, and Boschaud abbey.

The Saint-Félix church was built in the 12th century. It consists of one single nave terminating in a choir. Outside, the western portal is surmounted by an oculus.

The library of Monsec offers books for all. Users can book online via the website of the Bibliothèque Départementale de Prêt de la Dordogne.

The castle of Richemont, composed of two perpendicular main buildings, was started in 1564 by Pierre de Bourdeille, better known in the history of literature as Brantôme, 16th century chronicler and commendatory abbot of Brantôme. After a fall from a horse which put an end to his military career, the famous writer of the “Lives of Gallant Ladies” wrote his works and lived in Richemont until his death. He is buried in the chapel located in the tower. He wrote his own epitaph. The writer's study, with decorative panelling, and his bedroom are on the first floor.

The plateaux and woods in the village of Saint-Crépin-de-Richemont conceal an unusual story which stretches over a span of several thousand years: the extraction of quern stones. Without them, we would not have had bread in our lives. This original industry left behind labyrinthine quarries strewn with quern stones from Roman to Modern times. Discover these quarries by following the path. The quarrymen will lead you through time to the origin of bread and tell you the story of the men who carved out quern stones from these “Rich Mountains”. Explanatory signs. Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours. Circuit length: 2.7 km. Difference of elevation: 100 m. Walking shoes recommended.

The village of Boulouneix draws its name from the stream Le Boulou. The church of Boulouneix, built in the 12th century, is listed as a historical monument since 1946. The porch is decorated with small columns with capitals sculpted with human figures and animals supporting arches. The choir is decorated with four granite pillars with sculpted capitals. Two mural paintings are to be noted. This charming church is surrounded by a very old cemetery in which old graves cut into the stone have been discovered in 1800. According to an old legend, a 1000 kg bell was immersed into the abyss of Boulouneix at the arrival of the English during the Hundred Years’ War. Since then, at midnight on Christmas Eve, three ringings can be heard.

The little Romanesque style church Saint-Fiacre dates back to the first half of the 12th century. During the Hundred Years’ War, it was fortified and the bell-gable was completed with a defensive chamber on top of the choir. The church was listed as a historical monument in 2008.

Benedictine priory formerly depending of the Abbey of Ligueux, in charge of the care of young women of royal blood. The priory is listed as a historical monument since 1948. Three nuns and one chaplain lived in Belaygue during the French Revolution. The resources of the nuns were driven from the revenues of the church. The roof materials and part of the walls were sold to Mr Gouzon on 5 November 1809 for 281 livres. A fountain dedicated to Saint John, purpose of a famous pilgrimage, was located near the priory.

The Romanesque church Saint-Maurice in Léguillac-de-Cercles was built in the 12th century then fortified in the 15th century. The single nave is covered with two cupolas on pendentives. On top of the second one rises the bell tower.

13th century church. Nave covered by three cupolas on pendentives. Barrel vault. Flat apse. Outside, 14th century fortifications. Remains of corbels and two bartizans.

Traditional restaurant, home-made cuisine. Savoy and Périgord specialties.

Application restaurant.

Rustic dining room with exposed stone walls, beams, wrought iron, and monumental fireplace. Dinners on the terrace on sunny days.

In the heart of the Domaine de la Roseraie (on the way to Angoulême), 15 minutes walk from the city centre, Colette and Yann welcome you with simplicity and conviviality to a beautiful 17th century house, where you can enjoy according to the seasons the fireplace or park planted with trees. Bar restaurant. Fresh and local products. Reservation advisable. Parking.

Savoury and sweet takeaway pizzas. Terrace for customers. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Little charming haven on the outskirts of the village of Brantôme en Périgord. Seven pleasant rooms and a friendly and refined restaurant in a quiet garden with a swimming pool. Home-made cuisine, made with fresh local and seasonal products with an international influence in a welcoming and relaxed setting. On fine days, enjoy the Garden while having a meal on the terrace, or meet us by the fireplace for a warm meal indoor. We look forward to welcoming you all year round, including for your events.

Creperie - restaurant - ice creams.

The restaurant "Côté Rivière" welcomes you in a friendly atmosphere with pleasant setting and a lovely terrace by the river. Fireplace in winter. Market cuisine with fresh products.

Handcrafted without coloring, preservatives or flavourings. More than 50 fragrances! Ice creams, sorbets, Italian ice creams, waffles, cold drinks, granita...

The campsite is ideally located in the Green Périgord in the Dordogne, near Brantôme and has its private pond for fishing or leisure. 60 pitches: chalets, mobile homes, tents and comfort pitches for caravans, tents or motorhomes. Les Etangs de Plessac is a family and friendly campsite, with flowers and pitches in the shade. Covered and heated swimming pool from 1st April, playground with inflatable structures and pétanque ground. During the season, the snack-bar restaurant is welcoming you every day and offers entertaining nights during the summer. You will also find a children’s club. Among the treasures to discover in the surroundings: Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord”, Bourdeilles, Nontron, castles, caves, Périgueux, Sarlat, the Lascaux Cave. Enjoy canoe, rock climbing, hiking and cycling. The Dordogne is also renowned for its cuisine and gourmet markets.

Le Brouillac is a beautifully renovated farmhouse in a peaceful hamlet north of the Dordogne, near the charming town of Brantôme. It is an ideal place for a holiday for a group of friends or a family reunion. The 200 year old house with all mod cons features many authentic aspects with its oak beams and stone fireplaces. You have a private pool. Sunny courtyard, enclosed garden, shaded pergola shaded with barbecue area. The place is perfect for those wishing to relax and enjoy a stress free vacation but you will also find many activities for children and the energetic ones.

Located between Angoulême and Périgueux, the Hôtel Restaurant Beauséjour welcomes you in a warm-hearted and convivial atmosphere. Traditional home-made cuisine. Playroom for children. Park with flowers, private parking.

180 m² country house located on a large field planted with trees of 2000 m², near a forest. Fully equipped for 2 to 9 people, it is the ideal place for a family holiday, for its peace, its tranquility and the possibility of walks in the countryside and forest. Located in the Natural Regional Park Périgord-Limousin in the hamlet of Rousselières, 5 minutes from Brantôme, the “Venice of the Périgord”.

In an 18th century farmhouse with a wooded park and a swimming pool, three guest rooms are offered with shower and toilet each.

The Cozy studio "Le Loft" is located in the heart of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park, in the Boulou Valley. You can take hiking trails, relax by the pool, discover the picturesque villages of Brantôme and Bourdeilles or simply indulge in some lazing about! The accommodation is 10 minutes from shops and restaurants and 5 minutes from a bakery.

Gîte rental.

We would be delighted to welcome you to our little haven of peace, "La douceur de vivre", located in a peaceful village in the countryside, close to the forest in the heart of the Dordogne. 2 guest rooms. Saltwater swimming pool.

Guest house with table d'hôtes offering 2 bedrooms: - The charming for 2 adults and 1 child up to 7 years; - La mignonne for 2 adults. Each room has its own shower room and toilet.

Gîte rental.