Cottages in the Dordogne

Situated inland in the South-west of France, the Dordogne is probably one of the best-known regions and attracts thousands of tourists each year.

Probably one of the most famous villages in the Dordogne is Sarlat-la-Canéda, a beautiful example of 15th and 16th Century architecture with a bustling, pedestrianised `vielle ville'. Just 30km north of Sarlat near the pretty village of Montignac in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac are the world famous Lascaux Caves.

The Dordogne is home to the official `most beautiful villages in France' and the village of La Roque Gageac (8km south of Sarlat is no exception). A true example of a picture postcard, the village attracts scores of tourists each year.

Our cottages in the Dordogne can be booked accommodation only or packaged with a ferry crossing.

A Dover to Calais crossing will leave approximately 9 hours of driving to Bergerac, arriving in St Malo or Caen may be preferable and will leave a 6-7 hour drive down to your cottage in the Dordogne (depending on its location). We suggest that you break up the journey with a night in an en-route hotel, anywhere between Nantes and Niort would be suitable.

Many properties offer short breaks in low season,
please note that durations and arrival dates are restricted to the following:
4 nights must start on Thursday
7 nights must start on Thursday / Monday / Friday / Saturday
10 nights must start on a Monday
11 nights must start on a Thursday