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The Dordogne region is famous for its cobbled streets, picturesque squares, architectural treasures and fairytale castles, like Chateaux de Commarque, Beynac and Milandes that straddle the banks of the Dordogne River. Traverse the iconic villages of Beynac, La Roque Gageac and the magnificent bastide village of Domme.
Walk the Vézère valley where the chateaux give way to prehistoric caves and UNESCO-listed sites, including the Lascaux IV caves, the site of some of the oldest paintings in human history.
The start: Arrival by your own means to Sarlat-la-Caneda (see how to get there in the General Info section). There’s no walking scheduled today, however, there’s plenty to explore including the picturesque small town squares and other architecturally significant buildings. If you start your walk on a Wednesday or Saturday you will get to enjoy the lively town market. Entrance to Chateau de Cammarque is included
Walking: Easy 1 – 5 km
Accommodation: Sarlat
The walk starts in with a transfer to Marquay, a charming Perigourdine village, with a 12th-century fortified church at its centre. Traverse through deep oak & chestnut forests, punctuated by hamlets and rock shelters dug by the River Beune. Arrive at the Château de Commarque, perched on a rocky outcrop with breathtaking views over the surrounding landscape. The site features troglodyte habitats and a prehistoric cave (visit included). Continue your walk back to Marquay and transfer back to Sarlat (15mn).
Walking: Moderate / 13km / 3hrs 30 mins to 4hrs 30 mins
Elevation: +330M / -330M
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Sarlat
There are two walking options today, either start in Beynac, a longer walk, or a shorter option starting in La Roque
The stunning cliff-side village of Beynac and the impressive château were once captured by Richard Lionheart. From Benyac you traverse wooded hills above the river before you reach La Roque Gageac touted as one of the most beautiful villages in France. The town contains historic mansions, troglodyte dwellings, exotic gardens and ochre-coloured stone houses.
If you have time or inclination there’s the opportunity to ride down the river on a flat-bottomed Gabarre, a replica of an old merchant ship from the 18th century. Domme, a magnificent bastide town dating from 1283 perched on a vertiginous cliff with golden stones offering panoramic views over the
Dordogne Valley.
Walking: Moderate / 11km or 18 km / 4– 6hrs
Elevation: +650M / -500M
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Domme
There is an option to shorten your hike today, but in both versions of the walk you will pass by the magnificent Des Milandes Chateaux. There is a short transfer to Allas les Mines, the longer hike, or directly to Château des Milandes: The chateau became world-famous due to Josephine Baker, an American jazz singer of the 1930’s who renovated the chateau from a state of disrepair. As you follow the left bank of the Dordogne you will reach Castelnaud, a heritage-listed village that is dominated by a fortified castle that played an important role in the Hundred Year War.
Walking: Moderate to Challenging / 13 – 20 km / 4.5–7 hrs
Elevation: +640m or +430m / -560m or -390m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Domme
The walk through the enchanting Vezere valley towards Les Eyzies the capital of prehistory is one of the highlights. Again there are two choices of walks today; you can choose to be transferred to Limueil for a longer walk or directly to Le Bugue the shorter option. Starting in Limeuil (40 min), one of the most beautiful villages in France, you then walk via some of the most stunning landscapes of the region before arriving in Le Bugue located on the Vézère river. Pass through forest canopies, and via farms and hamlets to St Cirq. This is where there is an opportunity to visit the prehistoric Grotte du Sorcier. The walk ends in Les Eyzies.
Walking: Moderate / 23 km or 13.5km / 6.5 hrs or 4 hrs
Elevation: +190m / -430m or -180m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies.
Exploring the prehistoric remains around Les Eyzies is today’s mission. After leaving Les Eyries you will get to walk in the footsteps of the Cro Magnon man before crossing the Gorge d’Enfer valley. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the Vézère river on your way back to Les Eyzies. Les Eyzies is also the home of the National Museum of Prehistory, well worth a visit.
Walking: Moderate / 12km / 4hrs
Elevation: 400m / -200m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies
The transfer to the start of your walk allows you to really immerse yourself in the French countryside as you walk back to Les Eyries. Both the longer and shorter versions have you walk through the forest and then past farms and gorgeous little hamlets and back to Les Eyzies. This is the rural heart of the Périgourdine countryside so expect to experience french rural life including local produce.
Walking: Moderate / 15 or 10 km / 4 to 6 hrs
Elevation: +400m / -300m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies
Today two walking options are either a transfer to Le Moustier for the longer walk or to St Leon sur Vezere for the more gentle option. From Le Moustier the path of prehistory runs along La Roque Saint Christophe a unique troglodyte, before making your way to Saint Léon sur Vézère, another ‘classified’ village.
You can choose to relax and have lunch at a café terrace with stunning views over the river. The walk ends at the charming village of Montignac at the foot of the famous hill Lascaux.
Walking: Moderate / 20km or 14 km / 3.5 to 5.5 hrs
Elevation: +300m / -510m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Montignac
Today’s hike is a short loop walk that follows the footsteps of our ancient ancestors with the opportunity to visit the LASCAUX IV cave (this is not included, and must be pre-booked in advance). The cave is a complete and original replica that houses the oldest paintings of humanity and retraces the discovery of this very famous archaeological site.
Walking: Moderate / 7km / 3 hrs
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Montignac
The trip finishes after breakfast with a transfer back to Sarlat. Why not spend a few more days in the region?
All the accommodations have been handpicked to reflect the character and history of the region. From elegant guesthouses, small charming hotels to 19th Century family homes you can be assured that wherever you stay you will be warmly welcomed. The accommodations are 3 star with an emphasis on location and the ambience of the region. There is a choice of upgrading to 4 star accommodation if you wish.
We will endeavour to book all the accommodation listed below, but in the off chance we can’t, we will substitute something of equal quality.
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
This walk is available from the 1st of March to November 15th.
The walk starts and ends in Sarlat. You will need to get yourself to and from the start and end of your walk. i.e. you will need to organise your travel to the start of the trip in Sarlat. To make it easy we have collated some useful information that will assist you in making arrangements for your travel.
Train: From Paris with TGV High-speed train Paris or from Bordeaux and then Bordeaux to Sarlat or with a direct train also from Paris. Or from Bordeaux airport by train from Bordeaux to Sarlat. Please see the websites below for more information.
Trainline.com: https://www.thetrainline.com/en/train-times
TGV: https://en.oui.sncf/en/tgv
Plane: One of the easiest options would be to fly into Bordeaux and then catch the train from there to Sarlat. There are many airlines that fly from Paris to Bordeaux. Below are possible websites that provide a number of different carriers to choose from.
What’s important is to optimise your time whilst you are in the region. We transfer you almost every day to avoid out-and-back walks and to let you discover more of the Dordogne region at your own pace. The terrain is hilly, but not mountainous, with lots of chestnut & oak forests, and typical farm animals like cattle, sheep and goats. The walks are not technically difficult as there is not much elevation, so the walks are fairly easy, but we still offer shorter options for those who want easier days.
The walk is moderate with some long days if you wish. There are options to shorten the walk on all of the long days. Full-day walks average about 18 km with 5 –6 hours walking each day. The walking is over mostly flat well-maintained paths through the most beautiful parts of the Dordogne region. Please assess your walking capability in the context of how many kilometres each day is walked to assess whether this walk is suitable for you. Walkers have let us know that our assessment of the walk as moderate is accurate but their level of fitness may not be equivalent to your fitness level.
This is a beautiful area with many fabulous historic attractions on top of the fabulous walking routes. We highly recommend that you incorporate some extra time after the walk to rest and immerse yourself in the region.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice in our FAQ section.
From March the temperature begins to rise so be prepared for warmer days if you walk in June (summer). The walk is not offered in winter as the accommodations close and the conditions are not pleasant or perhaps even safe in the mountains. Shoulder season is by far the best time as the weather is perfect for walking and the added advantage of having fewer people around in the villages and towns (we walk away from the people on the walk so crowds are never an issue.)
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@Stroll.com
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The Dordogne region is famous for its cobbled streets, picturesque squares, architectural treasures and fairytale castles, like Chateaux de Commarque, Beynac and Milandes that straddle the banks of the Dordogne River. Traverse the iconic villages of Beynac, La Roque Gageac and the magnificent bastide village of Domme.
Walk the Vézère valley where the chateaux give way to prehistoric caves and UNESCO-listed sites, including the Lascaux IV caves, the site of some of the oldest paintings in human history.
The start: Arrival by your own means to Sarlat-la-Caneda (see how to get there in the General Info section). There’s no walking scheduled today, however, there’s plenty to explore including the picturesque small town squares and other architecturally significant buildings. If you start your walk on a Wednesday or Saturday you will get to enjoy the lively town market. Entrance to Chateau de Cammarque is included
Walking: Easy 1 – 5 km
Accommodation: Sarlat
The walk starts in with a transfer to Marquay, a charming Perigourdine village, with a 12th-century fortified church at its centre. Traverse through deep oak & chestnut forests, punctuated by hamlets and rock shelters dug by the River Beune. Arrive at the Château de Commarque, perched on a rocky outcrop with breathtaking views over the surrounding landscape. The site features troglodyte habitats and a prehistoric cave (visit included). Continue your walk back to Marquay and transfer back to Sarlat (15mn).
Walking: Moderate / 13km / 3hrs 30 mins to 4hrs 30 mins
Elevation: +330M / -330M
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Sarlat
There are two walking options today, either start in Beynac, a longer walk, or a shorter option starting in La Roque
The stunning cliff-side village of Beynac and the impressive château were once captured by Richard Lionheart. From Benyac you traverse wooded hills above the river before you reach La Roque Gageac touted as one of the most beautiful villages in France. The town contains historic mansions, troglodyte dwellings, exotic gardens and ochre-coloured stone houses.
If you have time or inclination there’s the opportunity to ride down the river on a flat-bottomed Gabarre, a replica of an old merchant ship from the 18th century. Domme, a magnificent bastide town dating from 1283 perched on a vertiginous cliff with golden stones offering panoramic views over the
Dordogne Valley.
Walking: Moderate / 11km or 18 km / 4– 6hrs
Elevation: +650M / -500M
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Domme
There is an option to shorten your hike today, but in both versions of the walk you will pass by the magnificent Des Milandes Chateaux. There is a short transfer to Allas les Mines, the longer hike, or directly to Château des Milandes: The chateau became world-famous due to Josephine Baker, an American jazz singer of the 1930’s who renovated the chateau from a state of disrepair. As you follow the left bank of the Dordogne you will reach Castelnaud, a heritage-listed village that is dominated by a fortified castle that played an important role in the Hundred Year War.
Walking: Moderate to Challenging / 13 – 20 km / 4.5–7 hrs
Elevation: +640m or +430m / -560m or -390m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Domme
The walk through the enchanting Vezere valley towards Les Eyzies the capital of prehistory is one of the highlights. Again there are two choices of walks today; you can choose to be transferred to Limueil for a longer walk or directly to Le Bugue the shorter option. Starting in Limeuil (40 min), one of the most beautiful villages in France, you then walk via some of the most stunning landscapes of the region before arriving in Le Bugue located on the Vézère river. Pass through forest canopies, and via farms and hamlets to St Cirq. This is where there is an opportunity to visit the prehistoric Grotte du Sorcier. The walk ends in Les Eyzies.
Walking: Moderate / 23 km or 13.5km / 6.5 hrs or 4 hrs
Elevation: +190m / -430m or -180m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies.
Exploring the prehistoric remains around Les Eyzies is today’s mission. After leaving Les Eyries you will get to walk in the footsteps of the Cro Magnon man before crossing the Gorge d’Enfer valley. Enjoy a picnic lunch along the Vézère river on your way back to Les Eyzies. Les Eyzies is also the home of the National Museum of Prehistory, well worth a visit.
Walking: Moderate / 12km / 4hrs
Elevation: 400m / -200m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies
The transfer to the start of your walk allows you to really immerse yourself in the French countryside as you walk back to Les Eyries. Both the longer and shorter versions have you walk through the forest and then past farms and gorgeous little hamlets and back to Les Eyzies. This is the rural heart of the Périgourdine countryside so expect to experience french rural life including local produce.
Walking: Moderate / 15 or 10 km / 4 to 6 hrs
Elevation: +400m / -300m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Les Eyzies
Today two walking options are either a transfer to Le Moustier for the longer walk or to St Leon sur Vezere for the more gentle option. From Le Moustier the path of prehistory runs along La Roque Saint Christophe a unique troglodyte, before making your way to Saint Léon sur Vézère, another ‘classified’ village.
You can choose to relax and have lunch at a café terrace with stunning views over the river. The walk ends at the charming village of Montignac at the foot of the famous hill Lascaux.
Walking: Moderate / 20km or 14 km / 3.5 to 5.5 hrs
Elevation: +300m / -510m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Montignac
Today’s hike is a short loop walk that follows the footsteps of our ancient ancestors with the opportunity to visit the LASCAUX IV cave (this is not included, and must be pre-booked in advance). The cave is a complete and original replica that houses the oldest paintings of humanity and retraces the discovery of this very famous archaeological site.
Walking: Moderate / 7km / 3 hrs
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Montignac
The trip finishes after breakfast with a transfer back to Sarlat. Why not spend a few more days in the region?
All the accommodations have been handpicked to reflect the character and history of the region. From elegant guesthouses, small charming hotels to 19th Century family homes you can be assured that wherever you stay you will be warmly welcomed. The accommodations are 3 star with an emphasis on location and the ambience of the region. There is a choice of upgrading to 4 star accommodation if you wish.
We will endeavour to book all the accommodation listed below, but in the off chance we can’t, we will substitute something of equal quality.
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
Les Cordeliers: Charm, comfort and tranquillity are their motto. Les Cordeliers de Sarlat is an award-winning luxury boutique-style bed and breakfast. Located in the historical centre of enchanting Sarlat la-Caneda, this 1870s carved stone mansion is an upscale destination for a luxurious, comfortable, and tranquil stay with a warm personal touch. From Les Cordeliers to the medieval city, it is only a few steps. Cross the square, and here you are in the heart of Sarlat, itself the capital of the Périgord Noir. Why not take in a relaxing massage at the well-being centre across the street that will set you up for an evening at one of the many fine restaurants?
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
PLAZA MADELEINE 4 star: The Plaza Madeleine Hôtel & Spa is an icon in the Vézère and Dordogne valleys, an institution in fact in Sarlat la Caneda. It is an authentic 4-star establishment located in the heart of the historic old town. Ideally located at the entrance to the medieval city of Sarlat-la-Canéda it is close to all things that matter, the heritage-listed monuments, the markets and shops, its restaurants and the street entertainment that make up this amazing town.
Enjoy the heated swimming pool with a terrace and solarium, and the wellness centre with a jacuzzi, sauna and themed shower. Of course, the hotel is fully air-conditioned and has free access to high-speed Wifi among all the other things you would expect in a 4-star hotel
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
The Esplanade: The Esplanade is in the centre of the royal bastide of Domme, the golden city surrounded by 13th-century ramparts. Built on the side of a cliff, the stone residence offers you a breathtaking panorama of the Dordogne valley or the Royal Bastide of Domme. Spread over two floors without a lift, the hotel’s fifteen rooms have each been decorated in a unique style where every detail has been carefully thought out. The hotel has a family feel, with warm decorative styling and has a view beyond the spectacular. The restaurant and bar both take pride in using local produce. This is a very casual but elegant 3-star hotel and you will appreciate the tranquillity and sincerity of the place.
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Logis Domme: The 14 th century built hotel is located above the ramparts. More like a village house, the hotel has three gorgeous wings which all open to a large shaded garden. A great place to relax and soak up the idyllic setting. After the day’s walk visit the spa (open from April to the end of October), with its panoramic views. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, windows with double glazing and sound insulation, silent air conditioning, a fridge and a safe. See the website for yourself
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Cro-Magnon: The are many nearby villages, some of which you will discover on the walk. The Natural History Museum is close. Everyone can relax in their own way in the beautiful Dordogne region. The hotel is located on a cliff and has a pool and restaurant and is run by Jan and Ruud who are more than enthusiastic about the running of their hotel. Each room of the “Cro-Magnon” has its own character. All rooms are non-smoking. They include air conditioning, free WIFI and ensuites among other things you’d expect from a good hotel.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Les Glycines 4 STAR: A former coach inn established in 1862, Renovated recently it has 3-hectare grounds, a pool and a spa. The rooms are stunning as are the restaurants, plural, and bar. The 4-star hotel is heritage listed but also renovated.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
Roseraie Hotel: The La Roseraie is a 3-star hotel and restaurant located in the middle of Montignac Lascaux. There are 14 rooms of different ranges (single, double, triple or quadruple occupancy). There are exceptional views of the Vézère and the Lascaux hill from the hotels and there is a restaurant on the property.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
BOUILHAC – MONTIGNAC: The Hotel Restaurant Bouilhac is ideally located in the centre of Montignac and close to the Caves of Lascaux. The building itself is a historical monument and another icon of the Périgord Noir region. It has been fully renovated and fitted out to make your stay memorable. The Hôtel de Bouilhac is a 4 star hotel.
This walk is available from the 1st of March to November 15th.
The walk starts and ends in Sarlat. You will need to get yourself to and from the start and end of your walk. i.e. you will need to organise your travel to the start of the trip in Sarlat. To make it easy we have collated some useful information that will assist you in making arrangements for your travel.
Train: From Paris with TGV High-speed train Paris or from Bordeaux and then Bordeaux to Sarlat or with a direct train also from Paris. Or from Bordeaux airport by train from Bordeaux to Sarlat. Please see the websites below for more information.
Trainline.com: https://www.thetrainline.com/en/train-times
TGV: https://en.oui.sncf/en/tgv
Plane: One of the easiest options would be to fly into Bordeaux and then catch the train from there to Sarlat. There are many airlines that fly from Paris to Bordeaux. Below are possible websites that provide a number of different carriers to choose from.
What’s important is to optimise your time whilst you are in the region. We transfer you almost every day to avoid out-and-back walks and to let you discover more of the Dordogne region at your own pace. The terrain is hilly, but not mountainous, with lots of chestnut & oak forests, and typical farm animals like cattle, sheep and goats. The walks are not technically difficult as there is not much elevation, so the walks are fairly easy, but we still offer shorter options for those who want easier days.
The walk is moderate with some long days if you wish. There are options to shorten the walk on all of the long days. Full-day walks average about 18 km with 5 –6 hours walking each day. The walking is over mostly flat well-maintained paths through the most beautiful parts of the Dordogne region. Please assess your walking capability in the context of how many kilometres each day is walked to assess whether this walk is suitable for you. Walkers have let us know that our assessment of the walk as moderate is accurate but their level of fitness may not be equivalent to your fitness level.
This is a beautiful area with many fabulous historic attractions on top of the fabulous walking routes. We highly recommend that you incorporate some extra time after the walk to rest and immerse yourself in the region.
For what to bring please refer to Gear Advice in our FAQ section.
From March the temperature begins to rise so be prepared for warmer days if you walk in June (summer). The walk is not offered in winter as the accommodations close and the conditions are not pleasant or perhaps even safe in the mountains. Shoulder season is by far the best time as the weather is perfect for walking and the added advantage of having fewer people around in the villages and towns (we walk away from the people on the walk so crowds are never an issue.)
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
For nearly 30 years we have taken pride in providing seamlessly organised walking holidays, but we know, even with that in mind, that you’ll have many more questions. You will receive a very detailed information pack and itinerary approximately 6 weeks out from departure outlining all the fine detail and much more.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@Stroll.com
4 Star Accommodation
4 Star Accommodation
The walking choices were great – lots of variety, taking us through different landscapes and areas of historical interest. The accommodation was also great, really lovely choices. Friendly and welcoming hosts.
Kathryn L
The walking choices were great – lots of variety, taking us through different landscapes and areas of historical interest. The accommodation was also great, really lovely choices. Friendly and welcoming hosts.