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 28th August 2008
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The Dordogne- Holiday, Leisure and Activity Aside from being an irresistible magnet for discerning holiday home owners, the long hot summers (use our weather check on this page to see for yourself!) and its beautiful and rugged countryside also attract those looking for exciting activities. The medieval villages are among the most beautiful in the whole of France, and the delicious local food and wine are legendary more... French Language and Cookery Course Stuck for something to do in the autumn? Why not treat yourself to a French language and cookery course organised by Aquitaine Languesat the Domaine de la Queyssie? €525 per person sharing plus your Ryanair flight - get in quick! more...
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France is the cycling centre of the known world and yellow jerseys are very fashionable we understand. Certainly, much respect is given to riders by all, especially by motorists...
With all the abundance of wonderful rivers the Dordogne is blessed with large numbers of companies who provide all the equipment for you to take up this sport or to develop your skills further. All ages are catered for too...
Think golf and you may find yourself thinking of the Spanish Costas or the Algarve. But wise up, folks. The Dordogne has some excellent places for golf, with all the added attractions of nice places to stay.
Shank’s pony doesn’t really translate into French, but the opportunity to exercise just the same is boundless. This is walkers’ country, with flat bits by the sides of stunning rivers and lakes ...
Fishing in this part of France abounds! With so many rivers and lakes there is little surprise that just about any form can be catered for. Whether you are a purist with the split cane Hardys’ and the self-tied, dry-fly, checking out the category one trout streams this is the place for you.
There is quite a variety of opportunities for those of you that want to learn or keep up your riding assuming you’ve left your horse at home. Ranging from the ...
The Dordogne river has been used for the transport of goods from Roman times giving rise to a whole industry of boatbuilding. Today sailing boats known as gabarres offer you the opportunity to cruise down the river taking in the history of the water...
There's always something to go and see in the Dordogne – with a wide variety of museums, from the newly constructed Vesunna museum in Périgueux, inspired by the ancient Roman ...