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Dordogne Tourist Offices

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Abjat Sur Bandiat Tourism Office: Le Bourg, 24300, Abjat Sur Bandiat
Tel: 05 53 56 80 08 Fax: 05 53 56 77 97
Beaumont Du Perigord Tourism Office: Place Centrale, 24440, Beaumont Du Perigord
Tel: 05 53 22 39 12 Fax: 05 53 22 05 35
Belves Tourism Office: 1 Rue des Filhols, 24170, Belves
Tel: 05 53 29 10 20
Bergerac Tourism Office: 97 Rue Neuve d’Argenson, 24100, Bergerac
Tel: 05 53 57 03 11 Fax: 05 53 61 11 04
Beynac et Cazenac Tourism Office: La Balme, 24220, Beynac et Cazenac. Includes the communes Carsac-Aillac, La roque Cageac, St Andre–Atlas, St Vincent de Cosses, Vezac et Vitrac).
Tel: 05 53 29 43 08 Fax: 05 53 29 43 08
Bourdeilles Tourism Office: Place des Tilleuls, 24310, Bourdeilles
Tel: 05 53 03 42 96 Fax: 05 53 54 56 27
Brantome Tourism Office: Abbaye, 24310, Brantome
Tel: 05 53 05 80 52 Fax: 05 53 05 80 52
Canton de Mareuil Tourism Office: 12 rue Pierre Degail, 24340, Mareuil Sur Belle
Tel: 05 53 60 99 85 Fax: 05 53 60 31 97
Carlux et Fenelon Tourism Office: Rouffillac, 24370, Carlux
Tel: 05 53 59 10 70 Fax: 05 53 59 10 70
Creysse Tourism Office: Port de Creysse – Belle Riva, 24100, Creysse
Tel: 05 53 23 20 45 Fax: 05 53 23 20 45
Daglan Tourism Office: Le Bourg, 24250, Daglan
Tel: 05 53 29 88 84 Fax: 05 53 29 88 84
Domme Tourism Office: Plae de la Halle, 24250, Domme
Tel: 05 53 31 71 00 Fax: 05 53 31 71 09
Excideuil Tourism Office: 1 Place du Chateau, 24160, Excideuil
Tel: 0872 689 556 Fax: 05 53 52 29 79
Eymet Tourism Office: Place de la Bastide, 24500, Eymet.
Tel: 05 53 23 74 95 Fax: 05 53 23 74 95
Grolejac Tourism Office: Mairie, 24250, Grolejac
Tel: 05 53 28 11 06 Fax: 05 53 29 39 74
Hautefort Tourism Office: Place du Marquis, J.F. de Hautefort, 24390, Hautefort
Tel: 05 53 50 40 27 Fax: 05 53 51 99 73
Issigeac Tourism Office: Place du Chateau, 24560, Issigeac
Tel: 05 53 58 79 62 Fax: 05 53 58 79 62
Javerlhac La Chapelle Tourism Office: Mairie, 24300, Javerlhac La Chapelle
Tel: 05 53 56 30 18
La Roche Chalais Tourism Office: 9 Place du Puits qui Chante, 24490, La Roche Chalais
Tel: 05 53 90 18 95
La Roque Gageac Tourism Office: Le Bourg, 24250, La Roque Gageac
Tel: 05 53 29 17 01
Lalinde Tourism Office: Jardin Public, 24150, Lalinde
Tel: 05 53 61 08 55 Fax: 05 53 61 00 64
Lanouaille Tourism Office: Place Marechal Bugeaud, 24270, Lanouaille
Tel: 05 53 62 17 82 Fax: 05 53 62 18 00
Le Bugue Sur Vezere Tourism Office: Porte de la Vezere, 24260, Le Bugue Sur Vezere
Tel: 05 53 07 20 48 Fax: 05 53 54 92 30
Le Buisson De Cadouin Tourism Office: Pavillion de l’Office de Tourisme, Place du General de Galle, 24480, Le Buisson De Cadouin
Tel: 05 53 22 06 09 Fax: 05 53 22 06 09
Les Eyzies De Tayac Tourism Office: 19 Avenue de la Prehistoire, 24620, Les Eyzies De Tayac
Tel: 05 53 06 90 79 Fax: 05 53 06 90 79
Limeuil Tourism Office: Le Bourg, 24510, Limeuil
Tel: 05 53 63 38 90 Fax: 05 53 63 30 31
Monpazier Tourism Office: Place des Cornieres, 24540, Monpazier
Tel: 05 53 22 68 59 Fax: 05 53 74 30 08
Montagrier Tourism Office: Moulin du Pont, 24350, Montagrier
Tel: 05 53 91 35 11 Fax: 05 53 91 35 11
Montpon Menesterol Tourism Office: Place Clemenceau, 24700, Montpon Menesterol
Tel: 05 53 82 23 77 Fax: 05 53 81 86 74
Mussidan Tourism Office: Place de la Republique, 24400, Mussidan
Tel: 05 53 81 73 87
Neuvic Sur l’Isle Tourism Office: Place de la Mairie, 24190, Neuvic Sur l’Isle
Tel: 05 53 81 52 11 Fax: 05 53 80 18 54
Nontron Tourism Office: Chateau, Avenue du General Leclerc, 24300, Nontron
Tel: 05 53 56 25 50 Fax: 05 53 60 34 13
Pays de Jumilhac Tourism Office: Bd du Gal de Gaulles, 24630, Jumilhac le Grand.
Tel: 05 53 52 55 43 Fax: 05 53 62 59 43
Pays de Villamblard Tourism Office: Chateau Barriere, 24140, Villamblard
Tel: 05 53 82 26 28 Fax: 05 53 82 26 28
Perigueux Tourism Office: 26 Place Francheville, 24000, Perigueux.
Tel: 05 53 53 10 63 Fax: 05 53 09 02 50
Piegut Pluviers Tourism Office: 1 Place de l’Eglise, 24360, Piegut Pluviers.
Tel: 05 53 60 74 75 Fax: 05 53 56 88 30
Riberac Tourism Office: Place Charles de Gaulle, 24600, Riberac.
Tel: 05 53 90 03 10 Fax: 05 53 91 35 13
Rouffignac Tourism Office: Place de la Mairie, 24580, Rouffignac St Cernin de Reilhac.
Tel: 05 53 05 39 03
Salignac-Eyvigues Tourism Office: At 24590, Salignac-Eyvigues.
Tel: 05 53 28 81 93 Fax: 05 53 28 85 26
Sarlat Tourism Office: Ancien Eveche, Rue Tournay, 24200, Sarlat la Caneda.
Tel: 05 53 31 45 45 Fax: 05 53 59 19 44
Saussignac Tourism Office: Le Chateau, 24240, Saussignac.
Tel: 05 53 22 49 11
Sigoules Tourism Office: Place de l’Eglise, 24240, Sigoules.
Tel: 05 53 58 48 16 Fax: 05 53 73 02 39
Siorac en Perigord: Mairie, Place de Siorac, 24270, Siorac en Perigord.
Tel: 05 53 31 63 51
Sorges Tourism Office: At Ecomusee de la Truffe, 24420, Sorges.
Tel: 045 53 46 71 43 Fax: 05 53 46 71 43
St Astier Tourism Office: Place de la Republique, 24110, Saint Astier.
Tel: 05 53 54 13 85 Fax: 05 53 08 77 85
St Aulaye Sur Dronne Tourism Office: Place Pasteur, 24410, Saint Aulaye.
Tel: 05 53 90 63 74
St Cyprien en Perigord Tourism Office: Place Charles de Gaulle, 24220, Saint Cyprien.
Tel: 05 53 30 36 09 Fax: 05 53 28 55 05
St Jean de Cole Tourism Office: Rue du Chateau, 24800, Saint Jean de Cole.
Tel: 05 53 62 14 15 Fax: 05 53 62 14 15
St Pardoux La Riviere Tourism Office: Rue Puits de la Barre, St Pardoux La Riviere.
Tel: 05 53 56 79 30 / 05 53 56 70 22
Ste Alvere Tourism Office: At Service Municipal du Tourisme Ste Alvere, 2 rue Jules Ferry, 24510, Ste Alvere.
Tel: 05 53 73 55 85 Fax: 05 53 73 55 99
Terrasson Lavilledieu Tourism Office: Rue Jean Rouby, 24120, Terrasson Lavilledieu.
Tel: 05 53 50 37 56 Fax: 05 53 50 86 82
Thenon Tourism Office: 27 Avenue de la IVe Republique, 24210, Thenon.
Tel: 05 53 06 35 10
Thiviers Tourism Office: Place du Marechal Foch, 24800, Thiviers.
Tel: 05 53 55 12 50 Fax: 05 53 55 12 50
Tocane St Apre: Tourist office at Tocane St Apre.
Tel: 05 53 91 35 11
Tremolat Tourism Office: Ilot St Nicholas Bourg, 24510, Tremolat.
Tel: 05 53 22 89 33 Fax: 05 53 22 82 71
Varaignes Tourism Office: Chateau de Varaignes, 24360, Varaignes.
Tel: 05 53 56 35 76 Fax: 05 53 56 35 76
Vergt Tourism Office: 17 Place Charles Mangold, 24380, Vergt.
Tel: 05 53 03 45 10
Verteillac Tourism Office: Avenue d’Aquitaine, 24320, Verteillac.
Tel: 05 53 90 37 78
Villars Tourism Office: At Bourg, 24530, Villars.
Tel: 05 53 03 50 79 Fax: 05 53 03 50 79
Villefranche de Lonchat Tourism Office: Le Bourg, 24610, Villefranche de Lonchat.
Tel: 05 53 73 29 62 Fax: 05 53 73 29 62
Villefranche du Perigord Tourism Office: Rue Notre Dame, 24550, Villefranche du Perigord.
Tel: 05 53 29 98 37 Fax: 05 53 30 40 12
Vitrac Tourism Office: At 24200, Vitrac.
Tel: 05 53 28 57 80

Explore the REAL Dordogne

admin — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 18:37:03 +0000

The Dordogne, also known as the Perigord is without a doubt one of the most interesting and diverse regions in the world. The Vezere Valley in the “Perigord Noir” is with it’s more than 250 UNESCO sites of interest, the undisputed “Prehistoric Capital of the World”. Prehistoric dwellings, caves, rock shelters and lots more, most of which are only accessible on foot.
However, Dordogne has much more to offer than just relics from the Prehistoric era, castles, bastides, medieval towns & villages, all of these,and lots more, all in the stunning and amazing scenery the Dordogne is famous for, hills, cliffs, windy rivers, great weather, friendly locals, and lots more make the Dordogne one of the most interesting and exciting places in the world.

Walking Dordogne takes you to all the well kept secrets that are only accessible on foot. To see the “Real Dordogne” you will have to get off the roads, and on the tracks. Let us take you back, to the places our ancestors called “home” more than 260000 years ago.

Walking Dordogne has about 20 excellent walks in their Itinerary, varying from 3 hours to 10 hours, most walks can be combined with other walks to make them longer or shorter. Our walks are guaranteed to show you the REAL Dordogne, and take you to all the main highlights this region is famous for.

Our walks are suitable for all ages, but for most walks a certain level of fitness and stamina is required. Most walks are on tracks & trails, some marked, others not. Certain walks to caves, dwellings, ruins and view points are off the tracks, and up hill walking is often required.
Some of our walks may not be suitable for people with a fear of heights.

The great thing about Walking Dordogne is that our walks are not planned months or weeks ahead, we usually plan the walks together with the customer the day before, depending on the wishes and preferences of the customer, this way we can make sure everyone gets to see what they want to see. If the walks are done in combination, with canoeing or horse riding, then these walks are usually planned ahead, to guarentee the use of the horses or canoes.

Why “Walking Dordogne” you may ask yourself, well we believe there are numerous very good reasons why we are the best choice to see the real Dordogne. A few mayor differences between us and other operators are…

At Walking Dordogne you are based in one spot, your accommodation is at the nicest B&B in the Dordogne, you will feel at home here, you do not need to pack your belongings every morning to move on again to the next accommodation. After any of the walks or other activities, you can just relax at the pool, or stroll into Les Eyzies for an ice cream.
We at Walking Dordogne are local, we live here, we know the area, and we know the best places to go at the best time. We know what and where to avoid. We take you to places unknown to tourists and tour operators that are not local, and not mentioned in guide books or maps, places that are known only to locals.
Walking Dordogne is extremely flexible, the one thing we can not control is the weather, and we all know that getting soaked on a walk is not a nice experience. With Walking Dordogne, the weather is not a problem, if we have a walk planned and it is raining, we just get into a car and visit some scenic attractions, such as the caves of Lascaux, National Prehistoric Museum, Castle of Beynac, etc. There is not a single tour operator that offers such flexibility as we do.
Small Groups. Our groups are very small, hardly ever ** larger than 5 people ( 4 guests and the guide) this way you can bond with your group, decisions are easy to make,the tours have a more personal touch, and we will be able to call you by your real name. (very difficult to do with groups of 20+)
Our large choice of walks and tours are suited for all age groups, we will put together a wonderful itinerary depending on each individuals needs.
Save money: With Walking Dordogne there are plenty of ways to save your money, you only pay for what you want, for example, if you feel you would like to do a few walks or canoe trips without a guide, we will supply you with a detailed map of the walk, arrange for your drop off, and you save money by not using a guide.
Really the only thing that cannot be changed is the accommodation , otherwise like mentioned before, we are very flexible.
Your wish is our command: If you would really like to spend some of your time doing something that is not mentioned in our itinerary, just ask us. We are locals and know almost everything that can be done in this region, so if you would like to do a culinary course, or play a few rounds of golf etc. we can arrange this for you

For more info : www.walkingdordogne.com

We are pleased to announce that Walking Dordogne has now joined the “YouTube” generation.
A few of our trips and tours have been posted, and more will be added in the near future.

It will now be possible to subscribe to our channel, and get notified as soon as we add new content.

We would like to thank the “Duke of Dordogne” for putting in so much time and effort in adding Walking Dordogne to among other sites, YouTube.

Just click on the YouTube below and take a YouTube tour of Walking Dordogne.