Camping Port Neuf: activities and discoveries in Saint-André-de-Cubzac

At the car park, leave to the right direction " BL of Prignac and Marcamps and natural site". Stay on this path which goes along a small stream on the right. Leave the one which goes to the right up and to cross near the picnic area and vestiges of a hydraulic arrangement: source, wash house and watercress bed. At the end of the path turn left and follow one of the canals of the wet zone to join the "Moron" river. Turn left and follow the river on this route lined with stone benches of Bourgeais stemming from quarries previously seen. Attention no sign. At the sign, two possibilities: - Possibility of getting to the cave of Pair-non-Pair: continue quite straight ahead. At the end of the path, rise by the left to gain a tarred road. Turn right and move forward up to the cave. - Turn left and move forward up to the playground. Turn towards the right and to take the path which would almost brown you on your steps. After several meters, at the top of the hill, leave to the left between wood and houses, direction "Prignac and Marcamps Bourg". Attention no sign. At the intersection, do not miss the charming church St-Michel de Marcamps dating back to the XIIIth century, in 200 meters on the left; otherwise turn right. Follow the way tarred until the intersection with the D133. Cross quite straight ahead by the "Chemin de Cabiraud". Do not miss to discover the picturesque wash house of Nolly: the sign indicates it on the left. At the end of the "Chemin de Cabiraud", turn left and follow the road up to the "Chemin de Moulinot". Turn left and follow quite straight ahead. Make a commitment on the path marked out to the left and to follow it among copses up to the small tarred road. There, turn left and walk between the impressive quarries of open-air stone until the intersection with the D133. Attention no sign. Leave to the left on the D133 and almost immediately turn right to come down the "Chemin de Jolias". At the second crow's-foot, set to the left to enter the hamlet. At the corner of the last house, turn left and go down the path which returns to the natural site of "Moron". Pursue the descent until the signs. Turn left to join the car park.

This 65-hectare park illustrates the successful reconversion of an old gravel pit, whose 3 ponds make it all the more picturesque. In summer, at the end of August, don't miss the Ambès Odysseys festival, dedicated to the performing arts. In the 18th century, Ambès was a meeting place. Located at the confluence of the Dordogne and the Garonne, where the two rivers mix to form the Gironde, the largest estuary in Atlantic Europe. A vast traffic of goods, including contraband, existed then with the ports of Bordeaux and Libourne. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the Fédération Française de Randonnée de la Gironde.

Departure from the car park of the church of Tauriac. Walk in front of the City hall, then the school and take the second street right “Guinaudine", until the intersection with the street “Carrière": beautiful view of the castle Labarde. At the stop, turn right. Climb the small hill, then get down again. At the first intersection, turn left to follow the small tarred path. Go down the valley then go back up to the road “Route des châteaux”. Of this point, by leaving to the left, possibility of shortening the stroll. Pursue the stroll by turning right. In the hamlet, turn left on the path "Du moulin vieux". At the sign, walk to the left the dirt track and continue quite straight ahead between plots of land of vineyard. Just before the castle Mounichoux, at the end of the ranks of vineyard and at the sign, leave to the right. Come down opposite between vineyards and wood. At the house, the path) continues quite straight ahead. It becomes tarred downward the route. Continue quite straight ahead until the intersection. At the sign, turn left and continue on this tarred road, along the breeding of deers. Cross the bridge of the small brook: we are down the castle Bousquet. In the hamlet "Le Ligat" are the tracks of the former railroad between St André de Cubzac, Bourg and Blaye. At the end of the hamlet, at the sign, turn left and continue up to the last house. Go up the valley. Leave to the right on the bank lined with trees. In the rear, near a house, leave to the left. Follow this small tarred way and at the intersection, turn left. Caution: traffic. Cross the CD 669: Caution: traffic. Leave to the right up to the first small tarred path. Turn right and continue on this small path up to a coomb to the right in the vineyards which allows to have an exceptional point of view on Bourg and its river. Return by this small path until D669, stay on the low side and walk to the right. Leave to the left and to follow the path tarred by right which is lined with stone pines. In the crow's-foot, continue to the left in descent. Come down by a path lined with trees up to the locality "La Lustre". In the tarred road, turn left and go until stop: be careful of the car traffic in all the village. Cross the CD669. Leave to the right by remaining good on the pavement. At the first intersection, at the sign, turn left and take the “Route des Châteaux". Continue by rising by the same way. At the end of the village, at the sign, set to the right the “Chemin de Montforton". Do not go into the hamlet but go down the path towards vineyards and small brook. Cross the small bridge and go back up quite straight ahead. On the left are a fountain and a stone wash house. At the intersection, borrow opposite the Chemin du Gros ". Continue quite straight ahead until the intersection with the “Route de Beurié ". Turn to the left and turn right immediately. Continue on the path up to the wood. Turn left up to the tarred road. Turn right and join the car park of the departure.

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul is a small, rural commune in the Bordeaux metropolitan area, located at the crossroads of two major historical routes: the Dordogne, which for centuries was sailed upstream by ships for the wine trade, and the road to Paris, once used by Frankish invaders and pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, leisurely walks, with a baby carriage or small bike, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in wheelchairs), offered by the Fédération Française de Randonnée de la Gironde.

Departure at the Window of the Estuary at the port of Bourg. Leaving the river in direction of the water spot. Pass close to the 1928 covered wash-house and follow the docks. At the sign "water spot" (Halte Nautique in french), turn right in the street "Maufras". At the end of the street turn left,cross the gate and walk along the swimming-pool. Take the path on the right to clim the little ramp. Turn left and follow the edge of the cliff. Above there are the citadel of Bourg, its museum and its underground guards room. Cross the park of l'Esconge along the water. Pass the gate, turn right and walk along the wall of the park. At the end of the little path, turn left. Follow this way until the sign on the right to a path that climbs up. At the road, turn right on the path and walk straight ahead. Continue until the principal road. Be safe while you are crossing the D669. At the bottom of the descent, turn right and continue until the next intersection. At the Château La Libarde, turn left and continue on the small pave road that goes to the hamlet "La Libarde". At the end, at the signs, turn right and continue until the hamlet "Les Valades". Enjoy the point of view of the vineyards with the estuary on the back. Pass through it and at the end, continue straight ahead. Walk on the road "Le Caye". In the hamlet, turn left between two houses to get down to a little stream. Cross the small bridge and ascend straight ahead. Pass through two mansions of "Genibon" to arrive on a road. Leave on the right to the D134. At the intersection, turn left. Stay on the left, close to the vines to walk safely. After a few hundred meters, at the intersection, turn left. continue on the paved road before turning right. Take the grass path to come back on the D134. Turn left and climb up in a grove. After few meters, jut before the way out, turn left and continue into the little wood. At the top, continue straight ahead along the parcels of vines. At the last one, turn right and pass between two others plots to arrive onto a white path. Turn left and join the road. Here, turn right to arrive at "Caussade". At the signs, turn left and at the end of the street, turn right to get out the hamlet. At the intersection of the five paths, go straight towards the nice medieval castel "La Grave". Built at the XVIth century, it was restored at the XVIIIth century in Louis XIII style preserved to this day. Continue up to the hill and get around it. Stay on this way until the next intersection. Turn left. Continue on this path until the Window onto the Estuary "La Grave". Enjoy this stop to discover the ground proverbs related to wine. Continue straight ahead to the Château "Haut Libarde". At the crossroad, turn right and go down to the village "La Libarde". At the village, turn right to find the unusual crypt of "La Libarde". Continue straight ahead. Down the descent, turn left on a path. Follow t to join the way you took to come. From here, go to the opposite direction that you previously took to return to the starting point.

Discover the unique charms of Bourg with your kids as your follow the treasure hunt, “On Robin’s Trail”. Slip on your detective’s cap and solve the 10 puzzles of the ancient village, from the covered market to the citadel’s gardens. A fun route and a free questionnaire combining amusement and culture!

Start from the Tourist Office of Bourg. After you left the office, pass in front of the church “Saint Géronce”, and climb up the street “Général Peychaud”. Tunr on the left road “route de Cambes”, and follow it until the stop sign. Be carefull of traffic. Turn left, ride down to the “Corniche” road. Pass in front of the old wine cellar « Brouette ». After the climb, turn right to "Château Les Rocques". Continue on this road then turn left on the road of the “Marchais Nord”, going to the town hall of St Seurin de Bourg. Tunr right to the Château de Côts, and then turn left on the D113e7. At the intersection, you can choose to go at Château Falfas or go on the right and immediately on the left on the D133 to Comps. Continue on this road until St Ciers de Canesse. Arrived at the church Saint-Jean, you can go at the Château La Graulet (300 meters away) in taking the right or continue the road on the D133 until the crossroad of Cheval blanc. Turn left to Villeneuve. Be careful while crossing. Go down to the harbor of Roque de Thau. You can discover the Windows onto the estuary which is a pier over the water. Continue on the Corniche road, straight ahead, and pass by the Windows of the estuary at « Furt » (with the shipwreck) and « Vitescale » (rocks). Continue on the Corniche road. After the coast of « La Reuille », turn right and make step at the church “Notre-Dame de Bayon”. Continue on the Corniche road to the Château Eyquem and the Window of the Estuary. Follow this road until the “Pain de sucre”, then turn right after the old wine cellar Brouette. Afterward, take the same road you take to come but in the other way to the Tourist Office.

On a top of a cliff and at the edge of the Dordogne, Bourg shows you its history and secrets. Start from the Tourist Office. Leave on the right to admire the panoramic view. Walk along the ramparts until the 2 cannons of the District Place. Continue on the place, walk along the church by the left. Go up the street of the "Général Peychaud", the porte of Blaye is on your left, at the extremity of this street. Come back to the church. Go ahead the paved place that lead you to the gate of the Citadelle. Take the alley to the garden of the castle. Pass the gate, the terrace is on the left, have a look on the view. Cross the garden and take the stairs to get out of the garden by the gate. You will see the Porte of l'Esconge on your right. Take the path that lead you to the pond, then walk along the cliff until the iron stair. Here, you have old petroleum tanks and an old mine of the Second World War. Continue on the same way. At the end of the path, go down, pass the pool and go ahead the "Escalier du Roy". You will find thoose stairs the gate on the left. Continue on the street "rue du Roc". to the street "Gouttinière" and the covered wash house. Get around the wash house, go up the way of the harbor and take the 4th street, "rue de la Fontaine" on your left. You will find the fountain at the end of the street. If you look up, you will see the Moorish Villa. Take the stairs close to the fountain to reach the Sea Gate, an other medieval gate. Walk the stairs on the right after the Sea Gate. At the top, turn right and take the first street on the right to enter a small alley. You are now above the Sea Gate. Go back the alley, turn right and walk "Saint Martin" street untill the main street "rue Valentin Bernard" Go up on the right until the shop of the Côtes de Bourg, located on the "Eperon" place. Go down the main street "Valentin Bernard" until the crossroad with the street "Emile Couzinet". On your right is the "Ecomusée of the Bourgeais". Go down on the street "Valentin Bernard" and join the Tourist Office.

Start from the Tourist Office of Bourg After you leave the Tourist Office, pass the church Saint Géronce, and go up the street of “Général Peychaud”. Join on the left the “Cambes” road, cross the hamlet and continue until the panel “Give way”. Turn left and go down on the Corniche road. Pass in front of the old Brouette cellars, producer of crémant (sparkling wine). Continue straight ahead, until Bayon’s church. You have the possibility to go to the Château Lamblin, Organic wine producer. Just before the church, turn right. Caution, walk next to your bicycle and take the street in prohibited direction on 150 meters, and that until the stop sign. Caution with the traffic. Cross the road D669 until the Château Falfas. It is possible to taste their biodynamic wines. Continue until the Château de Côts, organic wine producer. After the Château, at the intersection, turn left on the street “Chemin des vignes”. Continue straight until the D669. The Château Puy D’Amour, organic wine, is on the right. Turn left, and climb on the 1st road on the right, to Château Les Rocques. At the top, continue straight and down until the “Pain de sucre”. Take on the left the Corniche road, and come back by the same way you took at start until the Tourist Office. For that, turn right after the old Brouette cellars, at the panel “Circuit de l’etuaire”.

Leave the Tourist Office and go down the street « Cahoreau ». Before getting to the port, turn left on “Cours de l’Abbaye” and “Route de Croûte”. Follow this road amid the vineyard. At the stop, be carreful of traffic. Turn right on the D669 and go to the hamlet “La Lustre”. Stay on the “Avenue des Côtes de Bourg” street, take “Pont du Moron” and go the city hall of Prignac et Marcamps. Just before the square “Place de la République”, turn right and ride down to the river. Turn left to “Chemin de Coubet”, then right to “chemin du puy”. Stay on the road “chemin du Spalier” and “Chemin de grande Cazelle”. Turn left at the stop, and go ahead Château La Brunette. At the crossroad, be careful with the traffic. Go ahead in the way of « St Laurent d’Arce ». Go to the town center. Ride down to “Rue du lavoir” street, turn left in the way of “Château de L’Hurbe”. Go ahead and after “Route de Languirot” street, stay on “Chemin de la Croix Blanche” street. Follow until the stop and turn right. Take first on right et go to the town center of Tauriac. After the city hall, turn left in “Gombauds” street et ride until Château Haut Macô. Go the Pugnac city et take the first on left, in the way of “Le Pradier”. At the crossroad, in front of the cul-de-sac, turn right and go to the stop. Be careful with the traffic. Turn left ont this D23 and go ahead. In font of Château Nodoz, tunr right and join the hamlet “Les Androns”. At the stop, take left, then, right to “Cagnac”. At the stop, turn left in the way of “Mombrier”, on the D133. Turn right and go up to “Puybarbe”. In « Puybarbe”, turn right and follow « Liaison de Teuillac ». After the former mill, turn left on “Peublanc” street and go to the stop. Be careful with the traffic. Go ahead and take “Chemin de Terrefort” street. In « La Croix », at the big crossroad of 5 streets, go straight ahead (do not go down) to Terrefort", "La Jauge" and "Le Canton" until the D251. At the next stop, be careful of the trafic. Turn right to the D251, and turn left, in the way of “Pérogendre”. Go ahead and cross “Duverger”. At « Petit Homme », turn left. Go down and take first street on right to “La Grolet” and the church of St Ciers de Canesse. At the stop, take first on right and go up to the D133 to leave the village. At the stop, mind the traffic. Cross the D250 and go to “Château Rousselle”. After this wine estate, turn left and take the pilgrim road (in blue), until the stop. Cross ahead to go to the village of Villeneuve. At the stop, turn right to the D250 and go down until the D669 crossing the town center. At the stop, mind the traffic. Go ahead to “Roque de Thau”. Go near the port. From this ledge road, unique in Gironde, go along the estuary of the Gironde and the Dordogne River. Cross « Rigalet » and go up to « La Reuille ». At the top, after few meters, turn right to the church of Bayon-sur-Gironde. On the left are Château Eyquem and Tayac. The view over the junction of the two rivers is wonderful. Stay ont the road until « Pain de sucre ». Before the top of the hill and the D669, turn right to “Les Cabanes”. Go ahead until the town center of Bourg. Turn right to “Général Peychaud” street until the church of Bourg, the medieval walls and the Tourist Office.

Located in the center of Saint André de Cubzac, in a very quiet area 100 meters from the 45th North Parallel on the hillside of Montalon enjoying one of the most beautiful views of the Haute Gironde. This small independent house of 34 m² is composed of a bedroom, living room / kitchen. The small garden is equipped with a terrace with garden furniture. Possibility to park your car safely in front of the house equipped with a gate. At 5 minutes walk from the local shops and 10 minutes walk from the station with train to Bordeaux in 20 minutes. Nearby also by car to Bordeaux (30 minutes), Blaye (20 minutes) and Saint-Emilion (40 minutes).

The cinema welcomes you in 6 rooms and a space for open-air film projections (for sunny days)! Quality programming and friendly screenings around the team's favourites are on the programme.

North of Bordeaux, a few kilometres from the Dordogne and the Gironde Estuary, discover Pair-non-Pair, one of the oldest decorated caves in the world, older than the one at Lascaux. Occupied for 60 years, before and after Aurignacian, over 15000 tools and 6000 bones from 60 animal species have been found, sources of information on the evolution of the human race, the lithic and bone industry as well as the climate and environment. A jewel of Gironde prehistory, the cave has wall engravings dating from the start of the Upper Paleolithic period, between 33 000 and 26 000 years before our time. Using the natural relief of the walls, they were organised into horizontal friezes and represent, engraved next to one another, above one another or even head to toe, horses, mammoths, deer and even a Megaceros, an animal which is rarely depicted, and several ibex.

Carole and her family welcome you in this old barn and wine storehouse, now a guest house, renovated with stones and rubble from the region. The Cosy Cabarieu, your charming stop on the road of the "Unesco cities", is composed of two rooms for 2 to 4 persons: "The Cosy Suite" and "The Cosy Room" (possibility to make it a family suite for 4 to 6 persons). Each room has a small courtyard with a shaded terrace, garden furniture and an access to the spa to relax in privatization option. You will appreciate the quietness of the place, the immediate proximity of hiking trails through the woods, the many services available on request (massages, wine tasting, nature walks...) or the delicious "zero waste" breakfast of Carole. The Cosy Suite has a fully equipped kitchenette and the room has a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker.

Monsieur and Madame Héraud fell in love with the village and have been hosting guests ever since, across from their fully renovated town house, in the peace and quiet of the ramparts of the classified Ancient Village of Bourg. On the ground floor, you will find an open kitchen with all mod cons facing a large dining room and a lounge on the street side. Upstairs are two bedrooms plus a small baby bedroom. You will appreciate the garden looking onto the Dordogne River and the proximity of all sorts of shops, plus the Sunday morning market. There is also a one car garage.

This lovely town built on a rocky peak, classified as an “Ancient Village”, is surrounded by medieval ramparts. Its narrow and picturesque streets descend towards the port via the Porte de la Mer, the rue de la Gouttinière or the Escalier du Roy to reach the covered washhouse. On the upper part, discover the Halle, the Hôtel de la Jurade and the Château de la Citadelle (18th century Chartreuse) and taste the local specialty: the Figue de Bourg. Guided tour from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. every Wednesday from May 15 to September 25. Duration of the visit: approximately 1h30. Bring comfortable shoes as there are stairs.

This authentic 19th century castle, with its tower and its moats, is ideally located in the centre of the classified Ancient Village of Bourg. A short distance from the citadel, the port, its small streets and its wash house. Here, you are just 3 km from the Route de la Corniche lakeshore trail which runs alongside the Gironde Estuary, the carrelets (fishing huts on stilts) and the local cave dwellings. Surrounded by a large, tree-lined enclosed garden, Madame Poissonneau’s little castle has been decorated with care to give you the experience of a night or more of château life in the two person rooms or the suite. The charm of the place extends into the living space where ancient furnishings and travel photos intermingle. A billiard room and a lounge with a large bookcase are also at your disposal.

Only 7 km from St André de Cubzac, this 17th century typical house is located on a 80 acres wine growing farm with a private forest and pond on property. Garage and garden. Fitted kitchen with microwave/dining room/lounge with sofa bed. Double bedroom with queensize bed, bathroom/wc. Second bedroom with 2 single beds, shower room and separate wc. House cleaning : 50€, sheets : 10€/set/week. Kitchen and bathroom linen and logs provided for free.

Located on the property of La Rosecouleau Château and Winery, this holiday cottage with a capacity of 6-8 people is the perfect starting point for your activities in the Haute Gironde. The peaceful town of Pugnac offers a calm, relaxing setting with a number of shops. You will be close to the classified Ancient Village of Bourg, its tourist activities and its hiking trails. The cottage has three bedrooms, including one accessible by people with disabilities, plus a kitchen opening onto a large lounge/dining room. You will appreciate the view of the grapevines from your wooden terrace or from the enclosed heated pool. The winery also offers a second holiday cottage larger groups. Open year round.

Flanked by towers and turrets, overseeing and surrounded by vineyards, the "Chateau de la Grave" offers you the charm of a genuine castle. A warm welcome by Philippe and Valérie Bassereau sharing with their guests privileged moments, talking about their exciting profession as wine growers. Enjoy the charm tranquillity of the place in the park or the covered market... and taste our famous wine.

Meet Christophe on this very old property (1868), bought in 2017 by the Delage vineyard, and let him tell you the history of the estate since the major restructuring works both in the vineyard and on the buildings and equipment. During the visit, you will discover the sophisticated facilities such as the high-tech wine storehouse, the effluent treatment plant or the equipped workshop, before tasting the wines in the large tasting room. This is an opportunity for you to ask Christophe about his desire to always improve the quality of the wine thanks to a careful work of the vines (grassing, controlled soil work, reduction of treatments,...) and a 9 months maturing in barrels which gives birth to the "grains de terroir" cuvée composed of 5 grape varieties, always extremely appreciated.

Since the 17th century, the Château L’Insoumise exists but it only has that name since the 21th century (previously, it was Domain de Beychevelle). That structure used to be the Cousteau family’s property. The new owners, two young oenologists have acquired that château in August 2007. Around the buildings, is stretched a park shaded by centenary trees, from where we enjoy a stunning view on the Dordogne river. Our vineyard, with designations as Bordeaux and Bordeaux Superieur, extends over 3o hectares. Is composed by four varieties of vine: Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and one hectare of old Malbec. The clay-limestone fields provide to our vines a very singular character, rich in flavors and in tannins.

This former nobleman's house was built in the 18th century in the style of the "Grand-Trianon" and from the terrace of its shady park there is a wonderful view of the Dordogne. It is now the Town Hall.

Built in the 12th century over a spring ; a Romanesque cupola is situated at the intersection of the transept. The apse in a alf-dome form is surrounded by seven arches. Notice on one of the capitals a basilik eating the human head of a lion behind which is an animal with the head and forelegs of a lion and the tail of a serpent . The square bell-tower above the interior cupola at the intersection of the transept is very interesting. The transept and choir have been listed since 1927.

We don’t became wine-grower on the spur of the moment, this is a well thought out decision, this is not a lightning strike, this is a passion. My pronounced taste for agriculture and nature, my willing of living very close to it, attract me to that way. In 2003, I purchased the Château Saincrit, a property existing for three generations. The vineyard is located in St-André de Cubzac, North Gironde, on the way of the 45th parallel, that imaginary line which shares the hemisphere into two equal sections and which truly shows the balance felt there. The vineyard extends on the hill of Montalon which offers a panoramic view on the surrounding flatlands and on the meandes of the Dordogne River. The property represents 15 hectares of red Bordeaux Supérieur and 2,5 hectares of white Bordeaux.

The Port of Plagne, located on the Dordogne River, is outfitted with a landing stage and a berth for visiting boats (with a draught of up to 2.5 m). On-site: water and electricity. Docking limited to 48 hours.

A keep and military quarters in the 15th century and a manor house in 1560, Château des Arras stands on a hill overlooking the Dordogne. In the 18th century, openings were cut in, the moat filled and the current double-spiral staircase perron replaced the primitive drawbridge. In 1795, two wings were added along with a spacious patio leading to the gardens. The buildings needed to run the 27 ha vineyard were also erected at this time. This estate is a classic example of a fine Bordeaux property, a single stretch of land, a walled enclosure around the château, planted with the very best grape varieties. “Selective farming” label.

In the 15th century, this château was a military keep : rectangular in shape and with walls over 2m trick with narrow windows, arrow-slits and a vast ditch. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the façade was redesigned, the ditch filled in and the drawbridge replaced by external steps with a double flight of stairs.

The estate is so called for its location on one of the roads to Santiago de Compostela (St Jacques de Compostelle in French), as pilgrims would either have crossed the Dordogne via the Cubzac ford, or taken a boatman’s craft, or continued along the road, trailing the Dordogne as far as Saint-Romain, Fronsac or Libourne. The oldest buildings date back to the 16th century. This property was bought by Martine and François Letourneau in 1981.

Built in the 13th century and fortified in the 17th, this shurch has two naves and a pentagonal bell-tower in the shape of a keep sited on the west façade where there are wathtowers. The faithful take part in a pilgrimage to St Antoine on the 17th of January to ask for a miracle cure for ergotic poisoning.

Côté Fleuve is a restaurant on the waterfront with an extraordinary view of the Dordogne River and an open kitchen. Covered terrace open depending on the season. Specializing in stone-grilled fresh meat and fish. Come try the chef’s speciality: parrillada barbecue.

Restaurant offering a wide choice of sandwiches and kebabs.

A grocer’s shop selling items direct from the producers, including organic and bulk goods, and more. You will find a whole series of regional deli products, as well as tea, coffee, cheese and tinned food. If you want to reduce your waste, you will find a whole range of accessories for the kitchen, bathroom and home. We also offer a fast food service as takeaway or dine-in, made from fresh, homemade products: organic beverages, salads, pies and pastries. All year round, zero waste workshops, product tastings and meet the producers sessions are offered. With Au Comptoir Local, you can be a socially aware consumer, a locavore and a zero waste household.

Fast food.

This pizzeria offers a wide choice of pizzas to taste on the spot or to take away. Possibility of delivery via the application UberEATS in a radius of 3 kms.

Pizzas, burgers, salads, tapas to go or deliver.

In this establishment you will find bread, pastries and above all pizzas made with real home-made dough.

In the heart of the Bordeaux-Bordeaux Supérieurs appellations, Château l'Insoumise, formerly "Domaine de Beychevelle", once belonged to the Cousteau family. Cécile and Thierry will be delighted to welcome you to a fully renovated 17th-century house on a wine estate bordering the Dordogne.

Located in an annexe of a fully renovated old 18th century mill, Sandrine and Olivier will welcome you to a completely detached, quiet 65 m² stone house that has been decorated with care. The house has two bedrooms, each with en suite bath, a bright lounge/dining room and an open kitchen with all mod cons. Be sure to enjoy the private patio and garden, complete with garden furniture, a barbecue, a hammock and shared access to the mill’s swimming pool (3 x 6 m). Amenities: WiFi, television, stereo system, private parking spot, welcome basket, laundry access and housekeeping included, etc.

Gîte located 300 meters from the "voie de Tours" pilgrimage route, can accommodate up to four pilgrims. Shower, toilet, kitchen and bicycle storage. The gîte welcomes pilgrims with a credenciale (pilgrim's passport) per night. The gîte is accredited by the Agence Française des Chemins de Compostelle, and the host has extensive experience of the pilgrimage route.

Come and rest in this old house in the middle of the vineyards in Bordeaux Supérieur and on the banks of the Dordogne. Semi-detached house with the owner, you will benefit from a large living room, outdoor garden furniture and adjoining hiking trails.

At the entrance to the Côtes de Bourg appellation, in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyard, Château de la Brunette offers modern and functional accommodation, situated above the bottle cellars with a breathtaking view of the vines. This accommodation is an ideal starting point for exploring the region: 25 km from Blaye, 25 km from Libourne and Bordeaux, 20 m from the Blaye-Bordeaux bus stop, 4 km from the SNCF railway station. At the estate, which is run in organic farming, Gil and Dorota are happy to offer you several activities: wine tastings, visits to the winery, tours and walks on the various sites etc...

The « Château des Arras » is a stately house located on a vineyard ranked Bordeaux Superieur. Claudine Rozier, owner of that Château will be glad to welcome you.

Gite on the banks of the Dordogne for 6 people. Situated in a quiet location, you'll find peace and serenity.

Magnificent, stone-built estate in Prignac and Marcamps, surrounded by vineyards. Fabien and Emilie warmly welcome you to their property, and will be on hand during your stay should you need any assistance. You'll find all the comforts of a hotel with the authenticity of the property's history. During your stay, take advantage of the peaceful surroundings to unwind by the pool or Jacuzzi. The beds are twins.

Furnished tourist accommodation classified 3 stars, type T4, fully equipped on the ground floor with terrace, small enclosed garden, garden furniture and private parking space. Located between the 45th parallel and the Castle of Bouilh (way of St Jacques de Compostelle), very close to the city center and the shops.

New 60 m2 single-storey house accessible to disabled people, adjoining the owner's house in a hamlet on the 45th parallel, close to the town center on foot, quiet, and close to Château Robillard, children's playground, ideal for walks, nearby sports field, shops and food market on Thursday mornings and food and clothing market on Saturday mornings. 20 min from Bordeaux, 15 min by car from the tramway and 10 mns walk from the train station towards Bx. You'll enjoy a lovely terrace and enclosed garden, as well as children's play equipment. Shower room, disabled WC, covered terrace, garden lounge, bike storage Fully-equipped kitchen: fridge/freezer, microwave, double sink, washing machine, 4-burner gas hob, oven, large worktop, TV lounge, BZ sofa bed, wifi access, 1 bed 140x200 etc