Visit the surrounding area of Ushuaïa Village Les Belles Rives
During your stay with us, don’t miss the chance to discover the hidden treasures of the surrounding towns. Nestled in picturesque landscapes, they are brimming with history and culture.
La Roque Gageac – 28km
Situated along the winding banks of the Dordogne, La Roque-Gageac enchants visitors with its medieval ambience and troglodyte houses. Listed as one of France’s most beautiful villages, discover a breathtaking view of the river and surrounding cliffs.
Rocamadour – 30km
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Dordogne valley and witness to tumultuous eras from the Hundred Years’ War to the conflicts of the Cathars, this fortress offers a breathtaking panorama from its ramparts. A visit promises a fascinating immersion in the past, with its spellbinding atmosphere and spectacular setting.
Les Eyzies-de-Tayac – 45km
Capital of prehistory. The village is home to the Musée national de Préhistoire, as well as several major prehistoric sites such as the Grotte de Font-de-Gaume and Grotte de Combarelles, decorated with cave paintings dating back thousands of years.
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Château de Beynac – 34km
Although slightly further away, a well-deserved excursion from Sarlat for its spectacular architecture and rich religious history. Nestled on a cliffside, this sacred city is home to the Rocamadour sanctuary, the seven shrines, the Saint-Amadour crypt and an impressive Way of the Cross.
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The Dordogne is a hotbed of culture and art. Don’t miss the Cap Blanc shelter, famous for its rock carvings. Not far from the campsite, you can stroll through the gardens of Eyrignac, Carsac or Cadiot in Carlux. Visit the medieval towns of Sarlat or Rocamadour and its caves, the Gouffre de Padirac. We’re less than 30 minutes from some of France’s most beautiful villages, including Collonges-la-Rouge and the Château de Turenne.
The Canoeing at Le Canoë Tranquille in Cazoulès, the Footgolf (a fun activity that combines soccer kicking with the rules of golf) at Domaine de la Brâme. Zoological Reserve of Calviac, la Ferme des 4 vents to 130 angora goats, the Combe aux ânes for outings with family and friends. For the less fearful, the Quercyland water park is less than 10km from the campsite.
Black Périgord truffles can be used to flavour many dishes, especially omelettes and sauces. Foie gras, an emblematic product, is often enjoyed in terrine or pan-fried, offering an exquisite taste. Duck confits, slowly cooked in their own fat, are the embodiment of the region’s culinary tradition. Finally, walnuts, whether in salads, dishes or desserts, add a touch of crunch to local dishes. A veritable feast for food lovers, featuring local produce.
Monday: market in Lacave.
Wednesday: market in Martel, Place de la Halle – market in Sarlat-la-Canéda, Place de la Liberté.
Thursday: market in Domme, Place de la Halle.
Friday: Souillac morning market, Places.
Saturday: market in Martel Matin, Places – market in Gourdon, Place de la Poste – market in Sarlat-la-Canéda, Centre ville.
La foire à Souillac: a Friday gathering of shopkeepers in the historic center. The 47th Souillac Jazz Festival from 07/13/2024 to 07/2024. Les Médiévales de Gourdon from 04/08/2024 to 05/08/2024. The ecaussystème festival from 07/26/2024 to 07/28/2024 an eco-citizen and solidarity festival.
Tour of the Souillac heights and surrounding area: 13.2km – towards the Marjaudes and Présignac viaducts.
Little Carlux loop: 5.1km – small valleys and remarkable viewpoints.
Pech de Pinsac: 5km – magnificent views of the Dordogne cingle.
Cazoulès loop: 11km – panoramic views over the valley, along the river.