8-Day Family Trip From Bordeaux to Dordogne

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Spend the morning exploring Bordeaux on a private food and history tour. Stroll the old city streets, visit the famous Capucins Market, taste local specialities, and dive deep into local legend. With over 2,000 years of history, there's something to see around every corner. Explore the city centre. You can choose to do the tour either by foot, on bikes, Segways, or on electric scooters. In the afternoon, learn how to make the traditional 'canelé' cake, an indelible part of Bordeaux and Aquitaine's culinary heritage

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In the morning, you will discover the amazing Bay of Arcachon with your family! Your kids will love it!
Arcachon is a bay of 1500 hectares fed by the Atlantic Ocean forming an inland sea with the colours of a lagoon, bordered on one side by a blond fine sand dune culminating at 110 meters: The Dune du Pyla. This dune is the biggest and highest sand dune in Europe! From its summit, you can also admire the beautiful Landes forest. In the afternoon, discover the prestigious wines of the right bank of the Gironde in Saint-Emilion. Finally, enjoy a guided tour of the village of Saint Emilion, listed as another UNESCO site.

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Start your morning with a drive to Sarlat la Canéda. Once here, you can head out to explore the city. A picturesque tangle of honey-coloured buildings, alleyways and secret squares make up the beautiful town of Sarlat-la-Canéda. Boasting some of the region's best-preserved medieval architecture, it's a popular base for exploring the Vézère Valley, and a favourite spot for film directors. It's also firmly on the tourist radar, so explore early in the morning, especially on market days. Markets sell a smorgasbord of goose-based products

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Start the day by visiting two of Dordogne's major castles: Beynac and Castelnaud la Chapelle. You can choose to explore them on your own, with a guide, or with the help of a VR tablet. From here, you will continue to the 12th-century Château de Beynac, Perigord's best-preserved fortress. It perches high on a cliff, where it's watched over the Dordogne for the last nine centuries. You will finally spend the afternoon on the water with a self-guided canoe trip. Choose from a variety of route options, from 3 miles to 16 miles on either the Vézère, the Dordogne, or both rivers.

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Dive underground today on a historical tour of the Cave Paintings of Dordogne. Approximately 17,000 years ago, unknown artists created several cave paintings in the area, some of which are found in the Dordogne area. Explore these paintings, learn about the people who created them, and immerse yourself in prehistorical times.

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Today you enjoy a full-day tour with a driver-guide to the Gouffre de Padirac and the village of Rocamadour. Experience a unique visit of one of the most extraordinary natural phenomena of the region as you plunge in an unexpected underground world. Then, head to the nearby village of Rocamadour. Miraculous rock, collection of tales, legends and beliefs, sanctuary of the Black Virgin, pilgrimage site: the village of Rocamadour is all of these at the same time.