Canal de Garonne

The canal runs 87 km through the Lot-et-Garonne region, shaded by century-old plane trees. Never troubled by the risk of flooding or drought, it winds its way through the wine-growing hills of Marmandais and Buzet, orchards and sunflower fields. In Agen, it spans the Garonne on the famous canal bridge, 540 meters long and with 23 arches. Numerous stopping points and river bases. Thanks to the Voie Verte along its banks, it's a great opportunity to combine the pleasures of navigation with those of discovery by bike. Boaters, touring cyclists and walkers can all enjoy a friendly get-together! In the Confluent and Coteaux de Prayssas area, the canal passes through Damazan, where you can recharge your batteries at the nautical stopover, and Puch-d'Agenais, where you can watch the boats at the Écluse du Berry.