Discover Grand Cubzaguais Communaut from Aubie-et-Espessas

This 35 km itinerary, which can be completed over two days, takes you from Saint-André-de-Cubzac to Blaye, with an overnight stop in Bourg-sur-Gironde bourg-sur-Gironde for the night. On the GR®655, you can contemplate the banks of the Dordogne, the Gironde Estuary and its numerous harbours and atypical carrelets, as well as the Moorish-style houses of Bourg, its château, church and washhouse, before rising above the vineyards to reach the splendid and famous citadel of Blaye. This route is proposed by the Comité Régional de Randonnée Pédestre. Departing from a train station or TER bus stop, it allows you to join a walking or hiking itinerary, and take a stroll in ecomobility!

From the hillside of Montalon and its remains of old windmills, discover the superb panorama over the Dordogne valley! After having crossed a landscape alternating corn fields and vineyards, along a shady path, reach the port of Plagne, a peaceful place on the banks of the Dordogne. On the way back to the village, you will discover its architectural jewels, notably the Robillard castle and its park.

The route takes you through fields, vineyards, woods and hamlets. Stop to admire the superb portal of Saint Pierre church. The lush décor surrounds a tympanum decorated with a scene from the Apocalypse. Then take a trip back in time to the year 1000 with a visit to the Chantier Médiéval de Guyenne.

In the heart of the Fronsadais region, the village of Tarnès is an ideal starting point for this beautiful hike. The church of Saint-Martin, founded in the 11th century, lends a real charm to the heart of the village. The Tertre de Thouil comes into view. This limestone hillside in the middle of a wine-growing area is of potential interest to wildlife.

From the "La Chapelle" parking lot, you can enjoy a panoramic view before putting on your hiking boots. Saint Romain la Virvée boasts several natural sites that promote biodiversity. It is one of the communes concerned by the type II natural zone of ecological, faunistic and floristic interest (ZNIEFF).

This hike is open to all and allows you to discover the village of Périssac. As you make your way through unspoilt countryside, you'll admire the neo-Gothic church, cross the Davanon stream and then pass through woods and vineyards to the Grandes Vignes mill.

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.

Asques is a charming little village with beautiful views over the Dordogne. Take a stroll through the picturesque village, where you'll see many 18th and 19th century stone houses and a 19th century washhouse and fountain. Asques takes its name from the Latin aqua (water) or the French asquette (rock shelter). Depending on the tides, you can watch the tidal bore, a unique and surprising phenomenon.

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.

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.

Adjoining the owners' house, the gîte features a kitchen with dining area opening onto a small terrace and a private enclosed courtyard garden, a bright living room opening onto a second terrace with poolside garden furniture, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. The bedrooms are located upstairs, one with a 160x200 bed, the other with two 140x190 beds and one 90x190 bed. The swimming pool, shared with the owners, is available from May to the end of September, from 10am to 9pm. A trampoline is also available in the poolside garden. To guarantee privacy, a hedge separates the gîte terrace from the owner's terrace, which is set back slightly. Secure parking is available in the shared courtyard. Electric heating included in the price.

Located just 15 kilometers from the gates of Bordeaux, in the commune of Saint André de Cubzac, on the Montalon hillside, famous for the crossing of the 45th parallel, we welcome you to the "Lodge de Mermoz". In a haven of peace, on a wooded plot of about 3000m2, you'll enjoy this pleasant setting inspiring relaxation. The "Lodge de Mermoz" is an outbuilding located below our architect-designed house. This fully independent studio with large bay windows provides plenty of light in all seasons. Its large exotic wood terrace, outdoor furniture, large Jacuzzi (usable all year round), gas plancha and deckchairs await you for pleasant moments. The accommodation is equipped with reversible air conditioning. Bed linen, towels and heating are included in the price. Secure parking.

19th-century house with large garden, located on a former vineyard. Martine welcomes you to the estate. The gîte can accommodate 6 people, plus an annex with two bedrooms, each with its own shower room and toilet, and can sleep up to 10 people. The gîte is housed in part of the family home dating from the 19th century, and comprises a beautiful living room with an authentic feel, featuring stone walls and exposed beams, a kitchen, dining room and TV lounge with pellet stove, three bedrooms (one 160x200 bed, one 160x200 bed and two 90x190 beds), one of which has its own private shower room/wc, a separate shower room/wc and a separate toilet. The annex is separate from the gîte; it is located on the first floor and can be accessed via an outside staircase. Private green outdoor space (not enclosed).

La Désirade is a renovated 19th century barn with stone walls. Nested in a 3 acres private park with swimming pool, forest and pond, it combines character and modern conveniences. Soft shades and local antic furniture create a warm interior inside our country home. You can use the beautiful covered terrace with garden furniture and barbecue for dining outside by the soft murmur of the fountain with a view over the pond and meadow. The swimming pool is at your disposal for a complete rest after a busy day discovering the riches of our region. Welcome to the Désirade! On the ground floor : fitted kitchen, large living room with dining area and lounge (DVD player, hifi, wood burning stove), laundry, WC. Upper floor : 1 bedroom (1 queensize and 1 single bed) with ensuite shower room, 1 bedroom (2 single beds) with ensuite bedroom. Separate WC. Kitchen linen provided.

Treat yourself to a serene stay in this charming gite in the heart of the countryside. The 330 m² stone house features large communal areas ideal for the whole family. The spacious, cocooning living space allows the whole family to get together to relax and play, with a billiard room upstairs and an arcade. Fully equipped kitchen, open-plan living room, dining room, 4 double bedrooms and a dormitory, 2 bathrooms. A large enclosed garden with children's games and a large terrace.

The Domaine de la Ronce welcomes you in a charming house with private Spa, Sauna and Swimming pool, in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyards. Ideally located between Bordeaux and Saint-Emilion, this charming house of 135 m² (barn of an old wine property), is fully equipped. A real haven of peace in a green setting, the domain offers a calm and relaxing environment with a landscaped park, fenced in and not overlooked. Free Wifi, private parking (single beds or baby bed on request).

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.

This holiday rental is semi-detached and part of a vast 19th century country house set in the heart of winegrowing Côtes de Blaye. Big shaded enclosed garden, open land, outside wc and shower, swimming pool (7x1.40m, alarm) from april to october. Covered parking (4 cars), 2 roofed terraces, barbecue. Ground-floor : dining room/kitchen area (microwave), living room/library/summer dining room. 2 bedrooms with double bed, bathroom with shower, shower room/wc and separate wc. Upper floor : 1 bedroom with double bed. Electrical heating.

In the heart of the countryside, come and recharge your batteries in this charming, character-filled gîte, housed in the cellars and outbuildings of an early 19th-century manor house. You'll appreciate the meticulous decoration, the high level of comfort and the spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom with whirlpool bath... Relax in the flower-filled garden or by the pool.

A Romanesque church with three vaulted naves. The south aisle is gothic ; the door has the date 1829. Interior : 15th century statue of the Virgin holding the child Jesus (listed since 1970). The church was listed in 1925.

The church dates from the 12th century; the façade is topped by a bell-tower with two bays for the bells. It is decorated with corbels with indentations. The door is covered with four arches and the highest is surrounded by a cover-plate of stars. In the interior : main altar and stone reredos form the 18th century ; bronze bell from 1596 (listed monuments since 1925)

Pauline and Anne-Laure take over the family estate, the 5th generation of winegrowers in the Charpentier family at Puy Faure. We produce Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur wines, red and rosé, as well as sparkling grape juice, pet?nat (natural sparkling wine), vinegar and honey! Our aim is to convert the entire estate to agroforestry, recreating an ecosystem by planting local trees, as well as honey trees, in order to preserve the rich nature of our terroir. Our hives produce a typical Haute Gironde honey made from acacia, lime and field flowers. The bees stay in the apiary all year round, and the trees we are currently planting enable them to supplement their nectar and pollen supply throughout the season. We have recently opened a store adjacent to the winery where you can buy our wines

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.

Dates from the 12th century and was built on a former medieval chapel of which one vault dated 884 remains. It was fortified during the Wars of Religion and slits for weapons were cut. The bell-towers on the transept arms were also raised, the northern one having been topped with a gothic spire. The magnificient 18th century door is topped with a Romanesque cornice in the from of a decorated triumphal arch. Inside, a canvas showing St Nicolas and three little children, painted in the 18th century, the reredos and main altar dating from the 18th century were listed in 1969. The apse, choir, aspidiole, transept and the new bell-tower) have been listed since 1925.

Statue of the Virgin of Meslier at Gauriaguet Legend has it that local parishioners buried this statue in a field during the wars of Religion. It was unearthed in the 17th century by an ox grazing in a coppice of gorse. Although placed twice in the church, on each occasion it was found again at the site of its discovery where a pedestal, with a recess added in the 18th century, was placed. "Notre dame de Meslier" has since become a site of pilgrimage and today there is a pilmigrimage evey 22nd August, the day of the commune's patron saint, St Symphorien

Dates from the 12th century and was built on a former medieval chapel of which one vault dated 884 remains. It was fortified during the Wars of Religion and slits for weapons were cut. The bell-towers on the transept arms were also raised, the northern one having been topped with a gothic spire. The magnificient 18th century door is topped with a Romanesque cornice in the from of a decorated triumphal arch. Inside, a canvas showing St Nicolas and three little children, painted in the 18th century, the reredos and main altar dating from the 18th century were listed in 1969. The apse, choir, aspidiole, transept and the new bell-tower) have been listed since 1925.

Romanesque church from the 11th and 12th centuries but restored in a neo-gothic style. A vast porch with a sloping roof was placed in front of the wall-belfry with opening for bells in the middle of the arch. Three small Romanesque windows resemble arrow-slits. Completely restored in 1899, the bell-tower porch has been replaced by a graceful spire. 18 th century communion grill and cemetery cross ; listed since 1971 and 1973.

A Romanesque church fortified in the 12th and 16th centuries. The façade is Saintongeais-Romanesque and the door is topped with blind arcade decorated with chevrons. The square tower is crenellated and machicolated. interior ; 18th century painting of the Baptism of Christ (listed since 1982). The church was listed in 1908.

The western and eastern extremities of the church, as well as the base of the bell tower, located on the north arm of the transept, date from the 12th century. A two-bay, rib-vaulted lower side was added to the south of the nave towards the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century. The facade is carved with three semicircular arches. The portal in the central arcade is decorated with two vaults resting on two columns with fluted capitals. Two marble holy water fonts dating from 1774, one of which rests on a carved console, are placed at the entrance of the nave.

The Château Julie hotel and restaurant is located in Virsac, just off the A10 freeway between Bordeaux and Paris. The daily menu features : - all-you-can-eat starter - dish of the day - all-you-can-eat dessert You can also choose from an à la carte menu featuring local produce. Every Sunday, brunch is served in the restaurant, on the terrace or in the park with its lovely pond.

Enjoy Indian cuisine in the heart of St André de Cubzac's shopping district, a stone's throw from Zoulou Aventure and the cinema. Open since March 2026, the entire decor plunges you into India.

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

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.

Le Vigneron à Table opens its restaurant with Bar à Vins for After Works in Saint Laurent d´Arce. Rinse Sevenster (former chef of Château Julie) and his wife Renée open the doors of their restaurant in Saint Laurent d´Arce. Let yourself be seduced by their traditional cuisine with a funky touch!

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.

La Table Gourmande is a friendly restaurant located in the heart of the village of Cadillac-en-Fronsadais, on the main square. The restaurant offers traditional, family-style cuisine, prepared with fresh, seasonal produce, in a warm, authentic atmosphere. Guests come to share a simple, gourmet moment over a generous daily menu, appreciated for its excellent value and village bistro spirit. With its warm welcome, terrace and friendly atmosphere, La Table Gourmande is an ideal address for lunch with friends, family or colleagues, in the heart of the Fronsadais vineyards.

Situated in the heart of the forest, the Moulin de Charlot is a bucolic place, giving way to a privileged environment. A true haven of peace, the Moulin bears witness to an important past activity. Very attached to the mill, which has been in the family for several generations, Sabrina and Frédéric offer you a warm welcome. Their dishes are well prepared, using fresh, seasonal produce! Come and enjoy the place with your family or friends, and let yourself be lulled by the nature that surrounds you... On selected Thursday evenings throughout the summer, a concert featuring local bands is offered for you to discover or rediscover!

In an old wine storehouse dating from 1830, in the heart of a two-hectare park planted with trees, Cristina Derache, Chef, offers you a creative and generous cuisine, made from fresh products that follow the rhythm of the seasons and are supplied by regional producers The dishes are essentially cooked with fresh seasonal produce from numerous regional producers to ensure a short circuit to our raw materials.

This gîte welcomes you in a cocooning atmosphere: cosy, chic, warm and friendly. It's located in an elegant, charming stone farmhouse, in the heart of a beautiful wooded park, in a calm, natural setting. With a capacity of 9 people, it offers all the comfort required to welcome groups. A large outdoor area is ideal for relaxing.

B&B HOTELS with a capacity of 68 rooms, including 3 with disabled access. On-site parking and elevator inside. Ideally located 30 kilometers from Bordeaux.

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.

Adjoining the owners' house, the gîte features a kitchen with dining area opening onto a small terrace and a private enclosed courtyard garden, a bright living room opening onto a second terrace with poolside garden furniture, and a bathroom with shower and toilet. The bedrooms are located upstairs, one with a 160x200 bed, the other with two 140x190 beds and one 90x190 bed. The swimming pool, shared with the owners, is available from May to the end of September, from 10am to 9pm. A trampoline is also available in the poolside garden. To guarantee privacy, a hedge separates the gîte terrace from the owner's terrace, which is set back slightly. Secure parking is available in the shared courtyard. Electric heating included in the price.

Welcome to Domaine de Pagnon, your ideal haven for a memorable stay. Nestled in an enchanting setting, this estate opens the doors to 4 charming guest rooms, all designed with your comfort and well-being in mind. Each room offers a unique experience: - Chambre Raïssa (36 m²): A generous, elegant space, perfect for recharging your batteries. - Chambre Victoria (35 m²): A warm, refined atmosphere for cosy nights. - Chambre Ravenna (76 m²): The ultimate cocoon of luxury. Spacious and sumptuous, it's ideal for a stay where space and comfort are king. - Napoleon Suite (38 m²): A distinguished suite combining history and modernity for a stay full of character. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a relaxing break or a starting point for exploring the region, Domaine de Pagnon promises you an enchanted interlude.

The Marianne du Domaine de Pagnon gîte opens its doors to you in a bright 95 m² space with 5-meter high ceilings, ideal for up to 6 people. It includes 3 carefully appointed bedrooms: the Jade, Blanca and Onyx rooms. Access to a shared 13 x 5-meter heated pool is included.

Guestrooms in town: situated close to the city, a completely renovated house of the 19th century, built in local stones, surrounded by a huge closed and tree-lined park, with acoustic insulation. One living-room for two rooms with equipped kitchen and TV available. The whole is on the first floor of the house with a separated entrance. Breakfast are served in the garden depending on the season.

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.

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

At the summit of the Montalon site, the town of Saint-André-de-Cubzac offers a timeless getaway in a lovingly restored former windmill. This unusual accommodation, open to all, invites dreamers to a total immersion close to the elements. With neither water nor electricity, this deliberately rustic interlude reconnects guests with the essentials. From this unique promontory, the view of the Dordogne is breathtaking, offering a natural spectacle at sunrise and sunset. A peaceful refuge for a night of absolute disconnection, between heaven and earth. Pick up your keys at Espace Soucarros and return them in the letterbox at the Mairie.