Dordogne's Jewels And Treasures

On one of our most popular cycling tours of Dordogne, you’ll discover the quintessential towns and historic landmarks of Perigord and Quercy. Whether by wheel or on foot, you’re free to explore prehistoric dwellings, Roman ruins, medieval castles, and some of France’s official ‘most beautiful’ villages. You’ll get up close and personal with the natural elements that give this corner of France its particular character: rivers that cut through limestone cliffs, rock formations and caves, rolling hills, immaculate farmland, fairytale forests, and more. You’ll dine as the locals do, feasting on rich and hearty portions of foie gras, goose, duck, walnuts, truffles, and boudin noir. We’ve handpicked some of our personal favorite locations that we hope will wow you and bring well-deserved recognition to one of France’s most underrated regions. Voila… c’est la Dordogne, c’est magnifique! 

Although not difficult, this bike trip involves some climbing (approx. 900 m) on Day 5 detween Sarlat and Rocamadour.