A stone’s throw from Eyzies in the Beune Valley, nature gave man the impressive Cazelle Cliff, which has a countless number of shelters and caves that must have looked inviting to the Upper Paleolithic era’s hunter-gatherers because they settled down ...

In Le Bugue, on the banks of the Vézère and a stone’s throw from Les Eyzies, the village of Le Bournat awaits you. “Bournat” means “hive” in the Occitan language and this faithfully-reconstructed village more than deserves its name. Alongside the far ...

The village of Bugue boasts Europe’s biggest private freshwater aquarium, where over 6,000 fish of all species and sizes, from Asia’s shy little gourami to sharks and the herbivorous piranha, live in 30 tanks and three million litres of water. An edu ...

A journey in time from Neanderthal to Cro-Magnon Visitors walking on this educational trail near some of the world’s most famous prehistoric sites, developed with help from the Institute of Human Palaeontology, tread in the footsteps of our distan ...

The park for children and grown-ups! Spend a fun day at this multi-faceted amusement park: 21 rides for all ages, farm animals from around the world and an Aqualud space with water slides for the whole family. Meals on site: La Table de Jacquou (self ...

The Conquil site is between Montignac and Les Eyzies 10 km from the Lascaux caves. See authentic cave dwellings that were inhabited in prehistoric times and in the Middle Ages in a wooded, park-like 18-hectare area on the banks of the River Vézère: a ...