Holidays in the Lot
Things to do in the Lot
The campsite in Vayrac is ideally located in the Dordogne valley, in the heart of the major tourist sites : Rocamadour, Padirac chasm, Sarlat. The region is full of caves, castles and typical villages classified as “the most beautiful villages in France” : Carennac, Loubressac, Autoire, Collonges la rouge, Turenne.
For you, the nature lovers, the sportsmen, whether you are with your partner, friends or family, several activities are available to you. The ideal situation of our campsite which is bordered by the Dordogne river will give you the opportunity to swim, sunbathe, fish, canoe, walk or cycle and at night enjoy the darkest sky in France to observe thousands of stars.
Gourmets and gourmets, you can enjoy specialties and local products, in farm inns, restaurants and local markets. In the evening, the surrounding villages offer dancing entertainment, music festivals, theatre…
Discover the 3 sites classified as Grands sites of Midi-Pyrénées
“Dordogne Valley-Rocamadour-Padirac”. A smile at every step !
In the Lot, in addition to Rocamadour and the Dordogne Valley, 3 other sites are classified Grands sites of Midi-Pyrénées.
Discover Cahors
Come and discover Cahors with its southern gentle way of life on the banks of the Lot, the Valentré bridge and the Saint-Etienne cathedral.
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, un village médiéval
You too will vote for Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, elected favourite village of the French in 2012, this medieval village overlooking the Lot valley, will be your favourite village.
Visit Figeac
Figeac, will take you back in time and lead you in the footsteps of Champollion the decipherer of hieroglyphs, will lead you into its lively and shopping alleys.
The unmissable Pech Merle cave
You can’t cross the Lot without visiting the cave of Pech Merle. Why travel miles to see a copy of a prehistoric cave at Lascaux ?
If you want to discover a cave with authentic cave paintings, visit Pech Merle. In one hour you will see 70 animal and human figures, mammoths, horses, bisons, hands.
Remember to make a reservation as the number of visitors is limited, and enjoy the chance to visit this place, which may one day no longer be open to the public !!!
