Walks, hikes, trail, mountain biking, cycling, horse riding in Corrèze.

Walks, cycling and mountain biking tours and heritage discovery tours in the department Lot.

Imagine your own route from Argentat to Beynac. Visit the Dordogne Valley in a whole new way, with its châteaux, incredible natural surroundings and listed medieval villages.

Producer, farmer, oil-maker. Discover the Castagné family walnut oil mill, brought back into operation 50 years ago by André Castagné.

A medieval village with attractive steep streets, a chapel, a collegiate church and, on top of the hill, the stately castle.

This medieval village is remarkable for its red sandstone. The picturesque streets invite you to admire the houses and – in spring and summer – to visit the shops.

This village is built with red sandstone. The hall and the Gothic church of Saint Vincent are charming. The local market is the place to be for locals and visitors.

Parc Nature Évasion offers you different activities and games to have fun in the heart of nature: adventure and climbing course, Paintball, Lazer Game, Archery Game, Bubble Foot, and Bazooka Ball. Come and enjoy the water games area.

Horseback riding, hiking, horseback riding or pony trekking in nature. 1 hour, 2 hour, 1/2 day or 1 day ride & pony ride.

Cave with two equipped galleries at a depth of 25 m. Known for its dripstone formations, drapery formation, colorful petrified waterfalls, stalactites and colonies of bats.

Martel is a medieval town, dominated by seven towers and with a rich architectural heritage (mansions, gothic church, market hall). The alleys and restaurants make it pleasant.

Medieval Curemonte, with its three castles, three crosses and three fountains, is also called the “Village of Three”.

Swimming paradise. A large 2500m² pool with slides for young and old, inflatable structures, small pool, paddling pools … An acrobatic course. Outdoor play areas, swings, zip line, turnstiles, trampolines, pétanque court, ping pong tables …

Canoë. Gluges – Creysse: 6 km, Gluges – Saint Sozy: 10 km, Tauriac – Gluges: 16 km, Gluges – Pinsac: 19 km Other activities of Compagnie Sports Nature: Stand up paddle, Spéléologie, Canyoning, Escalade.

The city is very popular with gastronomes and gourmets, but is also popular with lovers of architecture and culture. Three times a week, residents and visitors have the opportunity to stock up on local produce at the famous Brive market. As you walk through the shopping streets of the historic city, you will come across remarkable…

Carennac Aventure is a young family business that offers various outdoor activities: canoeing; kayaking, canocrafting, hiking, treeclimbing adventure, paintball, lasergame, minigolf, cycling and mountain biking.

At Lac du Causse, there are two main beaches that welcome swimmers (that of the Moulin and that of the Peupliers). La Club Sports Nautiques de Brive offers water sports there. There is also The Golf Club. Lots of possibilities for walks.

This medieval village charms with its typical old stone houses, the castle from the 16th century, the Romanesque Church of Saint Pierre and the monastery of the Cluniac Priory, half Romanesque and half Gothic.

Are you looking to have fun and spend an unforgettable moment together? Then welcome to La Gaillard Académie: Escape Game, Battle Quiz and Karaoke Box.

Fishing site, beach – swimming, supervised beach, lake.

Aubazine is rich in historical heritage with many picturesque spots, such as a dolmen, the site of Roche Bergere or the monks’ canal and the abbey. There is a lot to do in Aubazine. The park of Coiroux provides peace and activity. Culture is a priority in the village.

Beach for swimming. Playground for children from 2 to 10 years old. A multi-sports playground (football, basketball). A beach volleyball field, a rugby field. Two tennis courts. Fishing. Adventure climbing course (Mayaventure). Paddle and canoe (Ginkgofildelo).

Souillac owes its fame to its magnificent Sainte-Marie abbey where you can admire the famous sculpture of the prophet Isaiah, its seven viaducts, the Automaton Museum and its alleys steeped in history.

This charming medieval town is located on the banks of the Dordogne, wonderful for walking. Typical are the cobblestone streets with its historic buildings. Admire a former benedictine nobility, St. Peter’s Church, portal of the abbey church.

The Wizz’titi park welcomes you in an exceptional natural setting. Many activities are offered within the park and are suitable for all levels, all ages and people with disabilities: a course in the trees and a barefoot path.

The hilltop village of Loubressac offers a beautiful view of the surrounding valleys of the Dordogne, the Bave and the Cère. It forms a beautiful, harmonious whole with its castle, its church and its very picturesque old stone houses with brown tiled roofs.

The fine sandy beach encourages swimming in water of high environmental quality. In addition to swimming, the site offers many leisure activities: snack bar, mini-golf, games for children, beach volleys, picnic tables, fishing, ponies, pedalos, tiralos.

Donzenac is a charming medieval town with old houses covered with gray-blue slate from the Travassac quarries (museum). Fortified gates, city walls and half-timbered houses. The Saint-Martin church with an old enamelled reliquary. The castle of the barons, the chapel of the white penitents, and the 13th century house, one of the oldest in Limousin.

The natural resources of the Lacave Caves can only be seen after a ride on a small electric train that climbs 400 m through the rock to transport the visitor to the heart of the hill. The visit itself lasts 1h30 and covers more than 1.5 km with different areas.

The Prehisto Dino Parc immerses you in the world of dinosaurs, the evolution of man and offers you the Grotte des Carbonnières.

This holy city and important place for pilgrims is located on a limestone cliff, above the ravine of Alzou. It is famous for its Black Madonna, the Grand Staircase (216 steps), the Notre-Dame Chapel, the Saint-Sauveur Basilica and the Saint-Michel Chapel.

On the farm you can discover Angora goats, lavender, and Beauceron dogs. They make clothes and accessories in mohair wool from their Angora goats. They also produce other local products depending on the season: essential oil and lavender floral water, saffron, and jams.