| · | Partake in wine tasting at some of the numerous vineyards and caves on our doorstep, follow Bergerac's wine route, or choose to explore the fascinating hill town of St Emilion, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, only a 40 minute drive away |
| · | Visit local Chateaux including the Chateau de Duras and the Chateau de Monbazillac |
| · | Canoe or take a boat ride in Les Garbarres, traditional vessels, along the Dordogne River |
| · | Enjoy a round of golf on the beautiful 18 hole (par 72) course at Chateau des Vigiers, only a 10 minute drive away. The Chateau also offers a beauty spa, gym and dining in their brasserie or more formal restaurant |
| · | The region offers anglers a host of rivers, waterways and lakes, the River Dropt and Lake Escourroux to name just two spots for a peaceful days fishing near Eymet |
| · | Traditional and Farmers' markets provide the perfect occasion to sample the delights of the land, such as duck, goose, truffles, porcini mushrooms, walnuts and strawberries, direct from the source |
| · | Splash around in Bergerac's Aqua Park Junior Land, ideal for younger children |
| · | Visit the educational Aquarium park at le Bugue where you will learn about nature - 6,000 fish inhabit 3,000,000 litres of water |
| · | Learn about the region's history at a number of fascinating sites - feed your interest in Prehistoric man (France's national prehistoric museum is located at Les Eyzies), or tour Troglodyte villages and cave dwellings |
| · | Cycling - enjoy virtually traffic-free, winding roads. Bicycle hire available locally. Keen cyclists may choose to head eastwards up the Dordogne or Vezere valleys |
| · | Explore the countryside on horseback. Our closest equestrian centre just 10 minutes away at Loubes-Bernac |
| · | Bird watching - Montagu's harrier, the scops owl, the red-footed falcon, the stone-curlew and the short-toed eagle and arguably the most remarkable species of the local area, so bring your binoculars! |
| · | Follow one of the areas many walks or hiking trails, with circuits ranging from 6km to 150km there's something for all ramblers |
Besides the wonderful wine country, the area is famous for its 13th century 'Bastide' towns with their arcaded central squares and medieval architecture. The closest of these, Eymet, is just 6 minutes away by car. Just 20km from Le Peynau, in Bergerac, you can explore the winding streets and beautifully restored old town with stone and half-timbered houses, and of course see Cyrano's statue.
The local area provides a wealth of interesting activites, all within easy reach...
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