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Between truffles, PDO walnuts and the laughter of craftsmen, the Sarlat market invites you to savor the gourmet soul of the Dordogne. Stroll around, taste, chat... and let the magic happen.

Sculpted by the Cèze River, the Sautadet waterfalls offer a breathtaking natural spectacle just a stone's throw from La Roque-sur-Cèze. An unspoilt place where geology, landscape and emotions intertwine as the water flows.

Between Dordogne and Quercy, the Céou valley is a haven of peace, with its clear river, forests and small villages inviting you to slow down.

Fancy a green break by the sea? Discover Pornic's most beautiful parks, nestled among coves, maritime pines, and shaded trails, for a peaceful getaway on the Jade Coast.

Classified by UNESCO, the Cévennes National Park offers a rare immersion in a preserved, inhabited natural environment. Between stone villages, hikes and starry skies, experience the slow pace of a wild, living territory.

Take a trip back in time at Parc du Bournat, a lively 1900s village with craftsmen, retro rides and entertainment for all the family. An ideal Dordogne getaway for children.

If you love local produce and a friendly atmosphere, don't miss the Marennes market. Three times a week, it immerses you in the local produce of the Charente region in the heart of the Place des Halles.

Perched high above the Dordogne valley, the Marqueyssac garden offers spectacular panoramic views and an unforgettable stroll through sculpted boxwood and belvederes. A must-see when visiting Périgord Noir.

Looking for a nature outing in the Cévennes? Discover our ideas for canoeing routes in Anduze, between swimming, cliffs and wild landscapes. An activity accessible to all, perfect for cooling off in summer.

Explore another face of the Dordogne by entering its legendary caves. A fascinating adventure between human history and geological magic awaits you underground.

Just a stone's throw from Slow Village, La Gataudière is an adventure park nestled in a wooded estate in Marennes. The perfect place to breathe, play, climb... and slow down.

In the hills above Pornic, the Mousseaux tumulus offers a timeless pause. An open-air prehistoric site, between sea, silence and memory.

Immerse yourself in nature at La Palmyre Zoo, just a stone's throw from Slow Village Marennes. More than 1,600 animals, a pine forest and a genuine conservation approach make for an unforgettable visit.

Explore prehistoric rock art at the Abri du Cap Blanc, a unique site to experience with full awareness. A rare experience to extend with Slow Village, in the heart of the Périgord Noir.

Anduze, at the gateway to the Cévennes mountains, abounds in parks and gardens ideal for relaxation. Whether you're looking for a shady stroll, a picnic or a botanical discovery, these green spaces appeal to young and old alike. A breath of fresh air in a typically Cévennes setting.

The Haute Perche canal is a peaceful place, ideal for strolling, cycling or canoeing. Nestled between the marshes and the ocean, it reveals Pornic's natural wealth and invites you to take a Zen break in the heart of a protected ecosystem.

Between pine trees and ocean views, the Pornic golf course offers an exceptional setting for swing enthusiasts. Accessible to beginners and experts alike, the 18-hole course features a natural layout and a friendly atmosphere. The perfect spot to combine sport and relaxation.

Located in Les Eyzies, the Font-de-Gaume cave is a treasure trove of cave art. Be amazed by its authentic polychrome paintings dating back to prehistoric times. A rare, moving and instructive visit, not to be missed during a stay in the Périgord.

Rest and revitalize at the Slow Village open-air hotel in Pornic, on the Côte de Jade. This quiet, rejuvenating spot is the perfect place for a total disconnect and wellness experience.

In summer, the night market transforms Anduze into a festive place: music, illuminated stalls, tastings and artisan discoveries in the heart of a lively Provencal atmosphere.

The Anduze market is a must-see in the Cévennes: sun-drenched vegetables, cheeses, olives, crafts and a warm atmosphere to enjoy as you stroll through the narrow streets.

The Dordogne abounds in prehistoric treasures: cave paintings, engravings and impressive underground galleries. Follow in the footsteps of mankind's first artists with our must-see selection.

When night falls, Pornic's night market comes alive with artisan stalls, local flavors and a unique seaside atmosphere.

From Marennes, discover the unspoilt landscapes of the Charente coastline with boat rentals accessible to all.

Set sail from Pornic and rent a boat to discover the coast in a whole new way, with its hidden coves and breathtaking seascapes.

Between secluded coves and lively beaches, Pornic offers a varied coastline where everyone can find a corner of paradise to relax or swim.

The markets around Pornic are a must for strolling among fresh produce, local crafts and a friendly atmosphere during your vacation.

Lanternes des Morts, silent witnesses to the past, are still intriguingly mysterious today. These medieval monuments, erected in several regions of France, symbolize an ancestral link between the living and departed souls.

Discover Pornic in a different way with a bike rental! Between beaches, coastal paths and seascapes, explore the region at your own pace for a getaway full of freedom.

A true emblem of the region, the Marennes-Oléron oyster seduces lovers of marine flavors. Matured in claires, its refined texture and taste are an invitation to gastronomic discovery.