Day 1 Souillac La Cave
We will organize a picnic at the train station if you arrive by train. Enjoy the nice atmosphere at your hotel. Now you are ready to start your cycling trip.
Day 2 Souillac La Cave – Coly 36 km
Your first day of cycling is easy and follows the valley with many possibilities for visits. In Salignac the gardens of Eyrignac and the nice château are definitely worth a visit. Afterwards you continue to Montignac.
Day 3 Coly – Les Eyzies 33 km
You have time to visit Lascaux before leaving and then begin a leisurely ride towards St Genies, a typical village. You will then enter the Vézère valley, famous for its prehistorical past. Many places to visit along the way, for example Roque-St-Christophe, with its caverns set in the rock. Your cycling ends In Les Eyzies de Tayac, world prehistoric centre, where you will discover the well-known archaeological wealth and underground caves. You shouldn’t miss to visit the cave complex of Lascaux and Lascaux II.
Day 4 Les Eyzies 37 km
A longer ride today, you will want to start your day early to spend more time in Les Eyzies to visit the grottos. Be sure to also visit the château in the village of Beynac perched on a clifftop as well.
Tag 5 Les Eyzies – Sarlat 25 km
The ride from Les Eyzies takes you through Montignac where along the way is the famous Lascaux and Lascaux II grottos. In Sarlat, largest medieval town in Europe, true jewel of the renaissance and gothic era.
Day 6 around Sarlat 47 km
You can visit the grottos of Cougnac before continuing to the Dordogne Valley where you start to discover many of the local châteaux. You will have time to visit the château and fortified village of Domme overlooking the river. La Roque Gageac is an old river port pressed against the cliffside.
Day 7 Sarlat – La Cave 47 km
Returning now to the starting point, you will follow the Dordogne River and along the way pass the chateaux of Veyrignac and Fénelon. Return to the same hotel as the first night.
Day 8 Departure
Departure after breakfast.
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