Our small simple hotel The Pas Joyuca is in strategic place to plan your visit to our beautiful region. We offer 10 rooms well equipped and very pleasant. We also have beautiful garden, restaurant and time to advise on most interesting places to visit. We find in Mogro, Miengo, close to everything there is to see! Breakfast Included in price our breakfasts will be simple and balanced energy supply to start day and of course with all charm and rural flavor. We offer coffee, milk, tea, sweets and toast. If you require special foods let us know in advance. It is certainly a privilege to travel and enjoy leisure time with our children, but sometimes prevent us from developing various entertainment options. Do not hesitate to share your trip with family. Those nights samey, where relaxation is a priority, we propose to stay home and eat meats selected for your enjoyment. We offer traditional flavors and rural taste at our table. We will provide dinner at the candlelit dining room well in garden or in your room. If you wish but only in high season you can also eat in our restaurant. Letter commands available to reserve rations with apple and cornbread, fried calamari, croquettes. In our dining table will taste different selections, perfect products to become memory-gift Joyuca stay in Pas. Those wishing to share their stay in the Joyuca with your pet, should contact the characteristics and customs of his traveling companion. Do not hesitate to rely on our personal knowledge to make your trip to the region is more authentic and special. If you want to escape the overcrowded visits, we will suggest our own routes. At the request of our customers, this April, restaurant open to serve our loyal guests. The letter will propose sartenucas, tables of land and sea, rich salads and dishes. Mesa tasty, simple table, no frills but very tasty. Dinner reservations in advance. only 20 km separate us, far enough to forget the noise and prepare, from the rest of our house, to start a route to the traditions and histories of rural Cantabria. Many towns and villages in our region meet the visitor, so that the selection of destinations, are the result of our personal preferences. These are our suggestions, places you must complete the Western Route . 10 minutes the Joyuca will find Suances, a fishing village, flirty and salt in which the men of the sea are the stars. Santillana del Mar, an outdoor museum in which the guiding instinct, discover treasures of incomparable beauty and medieval charm. This town treasures the best example of Romanesque architecture in northern Spain and its cobbled streets, are a unique tour. It is also Altamira, the Sistine Chapel of Paleolithic art and a must, especially now that we can find his paintings, the Neocave. In addition we suggest you take the opportunity to relax in our outstanding city. Miengo coastline noted for its exceptional beaches, cliffs, headlands, inlets or the mouth of the Pas estuary that forms te Mogro. We can not forget beautiful marshes and islands such as rabbit, a bird unique enclave. Miengo beaches, dunes oCuchía Usgo exotic as they are joined by a road along the coast. A relaxing walk outside during the summer. In this town you can perform all sorts of activities: windsurfing, horseback riding, swimming, paragliding, canoeing, golfing, sunbathing, fishing, cycling, ... and above all if, after any of these activities, choose a place of rest our Joyuca Pas. Even for non-swimmers, this activity will be a sure hit. With your life jacket will travel the waters of the ancestral Pas on his parade to the sea. Golf Practice more special field in the region. In Abra del Pas, walking the green is a privilege and a real natural spectacle. Special horses for experienced riders or sign up to make a simple trip that requires no skill. Self-guided Tours the corners of our town. We will provide detailed information on places to visit, photograph and to dream. Key Features Pet Friendly, Near Golf, Near Beach, Child Friendly, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants Amenities Pet Friendly, Child Friendly, Reading Library, Games, Garden View, Dining Table Seats, Dining Table, Bathtub, Patio Furniture, Babysitting Available, Play Equipment, On Site Restaurant, Laundry Service Available Property View Garden View Attractions Near Golf, Near Beach, Near Shopping, Near Restaurants, Windsurfing, Kayaking, Swimming, Bird Watching, Horseback riding, Museums, Walking Tours, Sightseeing Payment Policy All RAtes are in Euros include VAT These breaks can be concluded with a typical breakfast, Double room - Season holy : 56 € Single room - Season holy : 34 € Summer Season: 34 € Rest of the Year : € 20 / 25 Suite - Season holy : 88 € Summer Season: 92 € Rest of the Year : € 62 / 78 Breakfast for visitors not staying overnight: 4 € Babysitting on request: 8 € / h Dinner on request: 15 € (excluding drinks) Laundry: 6 € / Bag Cots, extra beds 6 €, 12 € Prior consent pet bed: 6 € Cancellation Policy Please call owner for cancellation. Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t51878/
The two bedroom deluxe Gîtes (FR-24370-13, maximum 6 people) are very spacious with a living room, separate dining room with corner kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor there is a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room and a twin bedroom. There is a second shower room. Ground floor: (livingroom(TV, fireplace, DVD player), open plan kitchen(oven, microwave, fridge freezer), bedroom(double bed), children's bedroom(bunk bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin), WC) On 1st floor: (bedroom with bathroom(double bed, shower)) internet access(shared with other guests ), heating(electric), patio, garden(shared with other guests ), garden furniture, BBQ, swimmingpool(shared with other guests , 12 x 6 m.), bowling alley, table tennis, cot(on request), high chair(on request) WELCOME TO CARLUX The departments of the Dordogne and the Lot are amongst the most beautiful and picturesque in France. Dominated by two periods of history, from the early days of mankind to the mediaeval period the region is full of historical monuments sited in spectacular countryside with one of Frances most beautiful rivers weaving its way through it. Whatever your interest you should be able to find it here: History, natural scenery, nature, walking, water sports, gastronomy, markets, rural life........ The village of Carlux, dominated by the ruins of its 13th century chateau sits at the heart of all of these sites. Within a 45 minute drive you will find the vast majority of the principle sites of the Dordogne and the Lot. SARLAT One of the finest examples of a mediaeval town in France. The centre of the town is picturesque and all the buildings are beautifully preserved. Market days (Wednesday and Saturday) are well worth a visit and an evening visit is a must as all the old town is lit up. During the period between mid July and early August there is a theatre festival and throughout the summer you are able to watch the street performers and listen to the musicians who perform in the streets of the old town. BEYNAC & CASTLENAUD Two of the great chateaux of the Dordogne, dating from the 13th century and playing pivotal roles during the Hundred Years War. Castelnaud has an impressive museum of warfare, and both have spectacular views of the Dordogne river (and each other!) GARDENS OF MARQUAYSSAC & EYRIGNAC Two contrasting styles of gardens, Marquayssac perched on the cliffs above the Dordogne valley has small formal gardens and then extensive walks along the cliff tops to the Belvédère overlooking La Roque Gageac (one of the prettiest villages in France). Eyrignac, located about 7km form us is one of the foremost gardens of France, very formal and mainly green! The gardens of Cadiot (in the English style) are also in the vicinity. ROCAMADOUR One of the most visited sites in France and a must see. Stunning architecture, the village clings to the hillside. Kings of France have been crowned here and it is one of the key pilgrimage points on the route to Santiago. A total of 7 churches are located on the religious level. There is also an excellent wild bird sanctuary (Rocher des Aigles) and children also love the monkey forest (Forêt de Singes) GOUFFRE DE PADIRAC The biggest geological cave in the region, the Padirac chasm is over 100mts deep and 32mts wide. You descend through it into the cave complex by way of a boat journey on an underground river. The biggest cave (the Grand Dôme) is a staggering 91mts high. LASCAUX II, MONTIGNAC In the Vézère valley, you will have the opportunity to visit a replica of some of the most important prehistoric cave paintings ever discovered. The Lascaux cave is outstanding and the paintings are breathtaking. See bison, mammoths and cave dwellers dating back 10,000 years. DOMME The city in the sky perched on the cliff tops overlooking the Dordogne valley, the mediaeval bastide of Domme is one of the treasures of the Dordogne. The views down the valley are stunning and you will feel very much part of history as you walk around the streets. Market day is on Thursday. LA ROQUE ST CHRISTOPHE One of the most incredible attractions in the region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Roque St Christophe is a 1km long cliff, 80mts high with 5 enormous galleries. Since troglodyte days, it has been a place of safe refuge. You get to see how the city was arranged and there are working replicas of the lifts which were needs to bring supplies up the cliff face. COLLONGES-LA-ROUGE The red city, located between Souillac and Brive. A stunning mediaeval town built from red sandstone, which seems to glow in the sun. The buildings are beautifully preserved and there is a wonderful atmosphere as you explore the town. GROTTE DE FONT-DE-GAUME, LES EYZIES Les Eyzies, known as the Capital of European prehistory (National museum of prehistory, Grotte du Grand Roc, Abri de Cro-Magnon ). Font de Gaume located at the entrance of the village has one of the finest collections of prehistoric paintings still open to the public. Admission is limited to only 200 per day so you need to plan ahead. In the summer it is normally booked up to three weeks ahead! If you want to visit, ring and make a reservation ... THE DORDOGNE VALLEY The 60/70km stretch of the Dordogne river flowing through the Lot and the Perigord Noir must be among one of the most picturesque river valleys in Europe. With countless mediaeval villages, breath taking scenery and cliff top chateaux, a trip either upstream or downstream is a must. Travelling upstream you get to see the beautiful villages of Creysse, Carennac with it fortified abbey, Loubressac, a cliff top village with panoramic views of the Chateaux at Castelnau and Beaulieu a market town where the river widens. Downstream takes you past some of the major chateaux of the Dordogne, Montfort perched overlooking a loop of the river, Fayrac, Beynac, Castlenaud, Les Milandes and through the village of La Roque Gageac. CANOEING We can arrange canoe trips for you on the Dordogne, our partners are based at Cenac and offer half day and full day outings taking in the two most beautiful stretches of the river. Carsac to Cenac and Cenac to Beynac. Suitable for all ages (over 4) it is a unique experience watching history pass you by as you float gently downstream. Once you have reached your destination a bus service brings you back to your car. AERIAL PARKS If you fancy swinging through the tree tops then there are two aerial parks located about 10 minutes from the Gites. The biggest, the Forêt dEcureuils has 120mt slides and some of the tyroliennes are reputedly 40 mts high. The complex is divided into different zones, from young children through to adults. Since it opened it has been a very popular attraction for families staying at the Gites. HORSE RIDING There is a very popular equestrian centre at Vitrac (about 15 minutes drive away). They have a full range of facilities for all ages and abilities. WALKING The GR6 runs through the centre of Carlux so you can use this national footpath to walk to Sarlat or Souillac. There are also a series of local circuits suitable for all abilities. We have detailed maps available. CYCLE TRACK The former railway line between Sarlat and Souillac has been restored and tarmaced and now provides an excellent cycle and walking track. It runs for around 22km, often by the river and is ideal for families as it is free of cars and is relatively flat. GOLF There are two golf courses in the vicinity, one at Vitrac and one at Souillac. MARKETS There is at least a market a day, the most famous being the Saturday market in Sarlat and the Sunday market in St Cyprien. Go early to get the best selection and to avoid the crowds. There is a local producers market in Carlux on a Wednesday morning in July and August and a small market in the local village of St Julien de Lampon on Thursday mornings. LOCAL SHOPS Our local village offers a full range of shops, butchers, bakers, mini-supermarket and the halle paysanne. In July and August there is a weekly farmers market and there is a weekly market throughout the year in the village of St Julien de Lampon. There is a post office in the village and a pharmacy and bank in St Julien. Sarlat and Souillac are both 15km away with a full range of shops and a choice of 5 major supermarkets and 4 discount outlets. LOCAL RESTAURANTS The Dordogne region is considered by many as the home of French cuisine. There are countless restaurants catering for all tastes and budgets, among the outstanding are Le Relais de Cinq Chateaux at Vezac, La Meynardie at Salignac, Le Bistro de LOctroi in Sarlat and Le Redouille in Souillac. Within walking distance there is the GR6 in the centre of the village. This is our local bar/restaurant offering simple sensibly prices menus of regional cuisine. Located just behind us is the Hostellerie de Bequignol, a small hotel with a gastronomic restaurant where you can enjoy fine al fresco cuisine. If you are looking for vegetarian cuisine a number of our local restaurants now offer suitable dishes/menus. GASTRONOMY The Dordogne is a region where food is a corner stone of life, from the two hour lunch breaks to the daily ritual of a visit to the local boulangerie. This region is famous for its ducks and geese, in all the towns and villages you will see countless shops selling Foie Gras, pâtés and rillettes. It is also one of the principle places where black diamonds, otherwise known as truffles are found. Walnuts feature heavily in the regional cuisine, from oil for salads, gateaux, liquors and chocolates. The charentine melons and strawberries can be found in all the markets during the summer months. The famous goats cheeses (cabecous, crottins) can be enjoyed on a traditional cheese board or warmed and served with a salad as a starter. The wines of the region are of excellent quality, the Cahors region producing a very distinctive full bodied red wine and the. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t28989/
The two bedroom deluxe Gîtes (FR-24370-13, maximum 6 people) are very spacious with a living room, separate dining room with corner kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor there is a double bedroom with an ensuite shower room and a twin bedroom. There is a second shower room. Ground floor: (livingroom(2x single sofa bed), dining room, open plan kitchen(microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer)) On 1st floor: (bedroom(single bed, double bed), bedroom with bathroom(double bed, shower, washbasin, toilet), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet)) internet access(shared with other guests ), heating(electric), patio, garden(shared with other guests ), garden furniture, BBQ, swimmingpool(shared with other guests , 12 x 6 m.), bowling alley, table tennis, cot(on request), high chair(on request) WELCOME TO CARLUX The departments of the Dordogne and the Lot are amongst the most beautiful and picturesque in France. Dominated by two periods of history, from the early days of mankind to the mediaeval period the region is full of historical monuments sited in spectacular countryside with one of Frances most beautiful rivers weaving its way through it. Whatever your interest you should be able to find it here: History, natural scenery, nature, walking, water sports, gastronomy, markets, rural life........ The village of Carlux, dominated by the ruins of its 13th century chateau sits at the heart of all of these sites. Within a 45 minute drive you will find the vast majority of the principle sites of the Dordogne and the Lot. SARLAT One of the finest examples of a mediaeval town in France. The centre of the town is picturesque and all the buildings are beautifully preserved. Market days (Wednesday and Saturday) are well worth a visit and an evening visit is a must as all the old town is lit up. During the period between mid July and early August there is a theatre festival and throughout the summer you are able to watch the street performers and listen to the musicians who perform in the streets of the old town. BEYNAC & CASTLENAUD Two of the great chateaux of the Dordogne, dating from the 13th century and playing pivotal roles during the Hundred Years War. Castelnaud has an impressive museum of warfare, and both have spectacular views of the Dordogne river (and each other!) GARDENS OF MARQUAYSSAC & EYRIGNAC Two contrasting styles of gardens, Marquayssac perched on the cliffs above the Dordogne valley has small formal gardens and then extensive walks along the cliff tops to the Belvédère overlooking La Roque Gageac (one of the prettiest villages in France). Eyrignac, located about 7km form us is one of the foremost gardens of France, very formal and mainly green! The gardens of Cadiot (in the English style) are also in the vicinity. ROCAMADOUR One of the most visited sites in France and a must see. Stunning architecture, the village clings to the hillside. Kings of France have been crowned here and it is one of the key pilgrimage points on the route to Santiago. A total of 7 churches are located on the religious level. There is also an excellent wild bird sanctuary (Rocher des Aigles) and children also love the monkey forest (Forêt de Singes) GOUFFRE DE PADIRAC The biggest geological cave in the region, the Padirac chasm is over 100mts deep and 32mts wide. You descend through it into the cave complex by way of a boat journey on an underground river. The biggest cave (the Grand Dôme) is a staggering 91mts high. LASCAUX II, MONTIGNAC In the Vézère valley, you will have the opportunity to visit a replica of some of the most important prehistoric cave paintings ever discovered. The Lascaux cave is outstanding and the paintings are breathtaking. See bison, mammoths and cave dwellers dating back 10,000 years. DOMME The city in the sky perched on the cliff tops overlooking the Dordogne valley, the mediaeval bastide of Domme is one of the treasures of the Dordogne. The views down the valley are stunning and you will feel very much part of history as you walk around the streets. Market day is on Thursday. LA ROQUE ST CHRISTOPHE One of the most incredible attractions in the region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Roque St Christophe is a 1km long cliff, 80mts high with 5 enormous galleries. Since troglodyte days, it has been a place of safe refuge. You get to see how the city was arranged and there are working replicas of the lifts which were needs to bring supplies up the cliff face. COLLONGES-LA-ROUGE The red city, located between Souillac and Brive. A stunning mediaeval town built from red sandstone, which seems to glow in the sun. The buildings are beautifully preserved and there is a wonderful atmosphere as you explore the town. GROTTE DE FONT-DE-GAUME, LES EYZIES Les Eyzies, known as the Capital of European prehistory (National museum of prehistory, Grotte du Grand Roc, Abri de Cro-Magnon ). Font de Gaume located at the entrance of the village has one of the finest collections of prehistoric paintings still open to the public. Admission is limited to only 200 per day so you need to plan ahead. In the summer it is normally booked up to three weeks ahead! If you want to visit, ring and make a reservation ... THE DORDOGNE VALLEY The 60/70km stretch of the Dordogne river flowing through the Lot and the Perigord Noir must be among one of the most picturesque river valleys in Europe. With countless mediaeval villages, breath taking scenery and cliff top chateaux, a trip either upstream or downstream is a must. Travelling upstream you get to see the beautiful villages of Creysse, Carennac with it fortified abbey, Loubressac, a cliff top village with panoramic views of the Chateaux at Castelnau and Beaulieu a market town where the river widens. Downstream takes you past some of the major chateaux of the Dordogne, Montfort perched overlooking a loop of the river, Fayrac, Beynac, Castlenaud, Les Milandes and through the village of La Roque Gageac. CANOEING We can arrange canoe trips for you on the Dordogne, our partners are based at Cenac and offer half day and full day outings taking in the two most beautiful stretches of the river. Carsac to Cenac and Cenac to Beynac. Suitable for all ages (over 4) it is a unique experience watching history pass you by as you float gently downstream. Once you have reached your destination a bus service brings you back to your car. AERIAL PARKS If you fancy swinging through the tree tops then there are two aerial parks located about 10 minutes from the Gites. The biggest, the Forêt dEcureuils has 120mt slides and some of the tyroliennes are reputedly 40 mts high. The complex is divided into different zones, from young children through to adults. Since it opened it has been a very popular attraction for families staying at the Gites. HORSE RIDING There is a very popular equestrian centre at Vitrac (about 15 minutes drive away). They have a full range of facilities for all ages and abilities. WALKING The GR6 runs through the centre of Carlux so you can use this national footpath to walk to Sarlat or Souillac. There are also a series of local circuits suitable for all abilities. We have detailed maps available. CYCLE TRACK The former railway line between Sarlat and Souillac has been restored and tarmaced and now provides an excellent cycle and walking track. It runs for around 22km, often by the river and is ideal for families as it is free of cars and is relatively flat. GOLF There are two golf courses in the vicinity, one at Vitrac and one at Souillac. MARKETS There is at least a market a day, the most famous being the Saturday market in Sarlat and the Sunday market in St Cyprien. Go early to get the best selection and to avoid the crowds. There is a local producers market in Carlux on a Wednesday morning in July and August and a small market in the local village of St Julien de Lampon on Thursday mornings. LOCAL SHOPS Our local village offers a full range of shops, butchers, bakers, mini-supermarket and the halle paysanne. In July and August there is a weekly farmers market and there is a weekly market throughout the year in the village of St Julien de Lampon. There is a post office in the village and a pharmacy and bank in St Julien. Sarlat and Souillac are both 15km away with a full range of shops and a choice of 5 major supermarkets and 4 discount outlets. LOCAL RESTAURANTS The Dordogne region is considered by many as the home of French cuisine. There are countless restaurants catering for all tastes and budgets, among the outstanding are Le Relais de Cinq Chateaux at Vezac, La Meynardie at Salignac, Le Bistro de LOctroi in Sarlat and Le Redouille in Souillac. Within walking distance there is the GR6 in the centre of the village. This is our local bar/restaurant offering simple sensibly prices menus of regional cuisine. Located just behind us is the Hostellerie de Bequignol, a small hotel with a gastronomic restaurant where you can enjoy fine al fresco cuisine. If you are looking for vegetarian cuisine a number of our local restaurants now offer suitable dishes/menus. GASTRONOMY The Dordogne is a region where food is a corner stone of life, from the two hour lunch breaks to the daily ritual of a visit to the local boulangerie. This region is famous for its ducks and geese, in all the towns and villages you will see countless shops selling Foie Gras, pâtés and rillettes. It is also one of the principle places where black diamonds, otherwise known as truffles are found. Walnuts feature heavily in the regional cuisine, from oil for salads, gateaux, liquors and chocolates. The charentine melons and strawberries can be found in all the markets during the summer months. The famous goats cheeses (cabecous, crottins) can be enjoyed on a traditional cheese board or warmed and served with a salad as a starter. The wines of the region are of excellent quality, the Cahors region producing a very distinctive full bodied. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t51387/
The two bedroom standard Gîtes (FR-24370-02, maximum 6 people) are very spacious with a large living/dining room (30m), corner kitchen and open fire. Ground floor: (livingroom(2x single sofa bed, fireplace), open plan kitchen(oven, microwave), bedroom(double bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet)) On 1st floor: (bedroom(2x single bed)) internet access(shared with other guests ), heating(electric), patio, garden(shared with other guests ), garden furniture, BBQ, swimmingpool(shared with other guests , 12 x 6 m.), bowling alley, table tennis, cot(on request), high chair(on request) WELCOME TO CARLUX The departments of the Dordogne and the Lot are amongst the most beautiful and pictoresque in France. Dominated by two periods of history, from the early days of mankind to the medieval period the region is full of historical monuments sited in spectacular countryside with one of Frances most beautiful rivers weaving its way through it. Whatever your interest you should be able to find it here: History, natural scenery, nature, walking, water sports, gastronomy, markets, rural life........ The village of Carlux, dominated by the ruins of its 13th century chateau sits at the heart of all of these sites. Within a 45 minute drive you will find the vast majority of the principle sites of the Dordogne and the Lot. SARLAT One of the finest examples of a medieval town in France. The centre of the town is picturesque and all the buildings are beautifully preserved. Market days (Wednesday and Saturday) are well worth a visit and an evening visit is a must as all the old town is lit up. During the period between mid July and early August there is a theatre festival and throughout the summer you are able to watch the street performers and listen to the musicians who perform in the streets of the old town. BEYNAC & CASTLENAUD Two of the great chateaux of the Dordogne, dating from the 13th century and playing pivotal roles during the Hundred Years War. Castelnaud has an impressive museum of warfare, and both have spectacular views of the Dordogne river (and each other!) GARDENS OF MARQUAYSSAC & EYRIGNAC Two contrasting styles of gardens, Marquayssac perched on the cliffs above the Dordogne valley has small formal gardens and then extensive walks along the cliff tops to the Belvédère overlooking La Roque Gageac (one of the prettiest villages in France). Eyrignac, located about 7km form us is one of the foremost gardens of France, very formal and mainly green! The gardens of Cadiot (in the English style) are also in the vicinity. ROCAMADOUR One of the most visited sites in France and a must see. Stunning architecture, the village clings to the hillside. Kings of France have been crowned here and it is one of the key pilgrimage points on the route to Santiago. A total of 7 churches are located on the religious level. There is also an excellent wild bird sanctuary (Rocher des Aigles) and children also love the monkey forest (Forêt de Singes) GOUFFRE DE PADIRAC The biggest geological cave in the region, the Padirac chasm is over 100mts deep and 32mts wide. You descend through it into the cave complex by way of a boat journey on an underground river. The biggest cave (the Grand Dôme) is a staggering 91mts high. LASCAUX II, MONTIGNAC In the Vézère valley, you will have the opportunity to visit a replica of some of the most important prehistoric cave paintings ever discovered. The Lascaux cave is outstanding and the paintings are breathtaking. See bison, mammoths and cave dwellers dating back 10,000 years. DOMME The city in the sky perched on the cliff tops overlooking the Dordogne valley, the mediaeval bastide of Domme is one of the treasures of the Dordogne. The views down the valley are stunning and you will feel very much part of history as you walk around the streets. Market day is on Thursday. LA ROQUE ST CHRISTOPHE One of the most incredible attractions in the region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Roque St Christophe is a 1km long cliff, 80mts high with 5 enormous galleries. Since troglodyte days, it has been a place of safe refuge. You get to see how the city was arranged and there are working replicas of the lifts which were needs to bring supplies up the cliff face. COLLONGES-LA-ROUGE The red city, located between Souillac and Brive. A stunning mediaeval town built from red sandstone, which seems to glow in the sun. The buildings are beautifully preserved and there is a wonderful atmosphere as you explore the town. GROTTE DE FONT-DE-GAUME, LES EYZIES Les Eyzies, known as the Capital of European prehistory (National museum of prehistory, Grotte du Grand Roc, Abri de Cro-Magnon ). Font de Gaume located at the entrance of the village has one of the finest collections of prehistoric paintings still open to the public. Admission is limited to only 200 per day so you need to plan ahead. In the summer it is normally booked up to three weeks ahead! If you want to visit, ring and make a reservation ... THE DORDOGNE VALLEY The 60/70km stretch of the Dordogne river flowing through the Lot and the Perigord Noir must be among one of the most picturesque river valleys in Europe. With countless mediaeval villages, breath taking scenery and cliff top chateaux, a trip either upstream or downstream is a must. Travelling upstream you get to see the beautiful villages of Creysse, Carennac with it fortified abbey, Loubressac, a cliff top village with panoramic views of the Chateaux at Castelnau and Beaulieu a market town where the river widens. Downstream takes you past some of the major chateaux of the Dordogne, Montfort perched overlooking a loop of the river, Fayrac, Beynac, Castlenaud, Les Milandes and through the village of La Roque Gageac. CANOEING We can arrange canoe trips for you on the Dordogne, our partners are based at Cenac and offer half day and full day outings taking in the two most beautiful stretches of the river. Carsac to Cenac and Cenac to Beynac. Suitable for all ages (over 4) it is a unique experience watching history pass you by as you float gently downstream. Once you have reached your destination a bus service brings you back to your car. AERIAL PARKS If you fancy swinging through the tree tops then there are two aerial parks located about 10 minutes from the Gites. The biggest, the Forêt dEcureuils has 120mt slides and some of the tyroliennes are reputedly 40 mts high. The complex is divided into different zones, from young children through to adults. Since it opened it has been a very popular attraction for families staying at the Gites. HORSE RIDING There is a very popular equestrian centre at Vitrac (about 15 minutes drive away). They have a full range of facilities for all ages and abilities. WALKING The GR6 runs through the centre of Carlux so you can use this national footpath to walk to Sarlat or Souillac. There are also a series of local circuits suitable for all abilities. We have detailed maps available. CYCLE TRACK The former railway line between Sarlat and Souillac has been restored and tarmaced and now provides an excellent cycle and walking track. It runs for around 22km, often by the river and is ideal for families as it is free of cars and is relatively flat. GOLF There are two golf courses in the vicinity, one at Vitrac and one at Souillac. MARKETS There is at least a market a day, the most famous being the Saturday market in Sarlat and the Sunday market in St Cyprien. Go early to get the best selection and to avoid the crowds. There is a local producers market in Carlux on a Wednesday morning in July and August and a small market in the local village of St Julien de Lampon on Thursday mornings. LOCAL SHOPS Our local village offers a full range of shops, butchers, bakers, mini-supermarket and the halle paysanne. In July and August there is a weekly farmers market and there is a weekly market throughout the year in the village of St Julien de Lampon. There is a post office in the village and a pharmacy and bank in St Julien. Sarlat and Souillac are both 15km away with a full range of shops and a choice of 5 major supermarkets and 4 discount outlets. LOCAL RESTAURANTS The Dordogne region is considered by many as the home of French cuisine. There are countless restaurants catering for all tastes and budgets, among the outstanding are Le Relais de Cinq Chateaux at Vezac, La Meynardie at Salignac, Le Bistro de LOctroi in Sarlat and Le Redouille in Souillac. Within walking distance there is the GR6 in the centre of the village. This is our local bar/restaurant offering simple sensibly prices menus of regional cuisine. Located just behind us is the Hostellerie de Bequignol, a small hotel with a gastronomic restaurant where you can enjoy fine al fresco cuisine. If you are looking for vegetarian cuisine a number of our local restaurants now offer suitable dishes/menus. GASTRONOMY The Dordogne is a region where food is a corner stone of life, from the two hour lunch breaks to the daily ritual of a visit to the local boulangerie. This region is famous for its ducks and geese, in all the towns and villages you will see countless shops selling Foie Gras, pâtés and rillettes. It is also one of the principle places where black diamonds, otherwise known as truffles are found. Walnuts feature heavily in the regional cuisine, from oil for salads, gateaux, liquors and chocolates. The charentine melons and strawberries can be found in all the markets during the summer months. The famous goats cheeses (cabecous, crottins) can be enjoyed on a traditional cheese board or warmed and served with a salad as a starter. The wines of the region are of excellent quality, the Cahors region producing a very distinctive full bodied red wine and the Bergerac region producing full range of white, rose and red wines including the very famous sweet wines of Monbazillac. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t28988/
The one bedroom Gîtes (FR-24370-04, maximum 4 people) are ideally suited for couples, they are spacious with a large living/dining room (30m), corner kitchen and open fire. The bedroom is located on the first floor and should you have friends stay over then there are two additional single sofa beds located in the living room. Ground floor: (livingroom(2x single sofa bed, fireplace), kitchen(microwave, fridge freezer), bathroom(shower, washbasin), WC) On 1st floor: (bedroom(double bed)) internet access(shared with other guests ), heating(electric), patio, garden(shared with other guests ), garden furniture, BBQ, swimmingpool(shared with other guests , 12 x 6 m.), cot(on request), high chair(on request) WELCOME TO CARLUX The departments of the Dordogne and the Lot are amongst the most beautiful and picturesque in France. Dominated by two periods of history, from the early days of mankind to the mediaeval period the region is full of historical monuments sited in spectacular countryside with one of Frances most beautiful rivers weaving its way through it. Whatever your interest you should be able to find it here: History, natural scenery, nature, walking, water sports, gastronomy, markets, rural life........ The village of Carlux, dominated by the ruins of its 13th century chateau sits at the heart of all of these sites. Within a 45 minute drive you will find the vast majority of the principle sites of the Dordogne and the Lot. SARLAT One of the finest examples of a mediaeval town in France. The centre of the town is picturesque and all the buildings are beautifully preserved. Market days (Wednesday and Saturday) are well worth a visit and an evening visit is a must as all the old town is lit up. During the period between mid July and early August there is a theatre festival and throughout the summer you are able to watch the street performers and listen to the musicians who perform in the streets of the old town. BEYNAC & CASTLENAUD Two of the great chateaux of the Dordogne, dating from the 13th century and playing pivotal roles during the Hundred Years War. Castelnaud has an impressive museum of warfare, and both have spectacular views of the Dordogne river (and each other!) GARDENS OF MARQUAYSSAC & EYRIGNAC Two contrasting styles of gardens, Marquayssac perched on the cliffs above the Dordogne valley has small formal gardens and then extensive walks along the cliff tops to the Belvédère overlooking La Roque Gageac (one of the prettiest villages in France). Eyrignac, located about 7km form us is one of the foremost gardens of France, very formal and mainly green! The gardens of Cadiot (in the English style) are also in the vicinity. ROCAMADOUR One of the most visited sites in France and a must see. Stunning architecture, the village clings to the hillside. Kings of France have been crowned here and it is one of the key pilgrimage points on the route to Santiago. A total of 7 churches are located on the religious level. There is also an excellent wild bird sanctuary (Rocher des Aigles) and children also love the monkey forest (Forêt de Singes) GOUFFRE DE PADIRAC The biggest geological cave in the region, the Padirac chasm is over 100mts deep and 32mts wide. You descend through it into the cave complex by way of a boat journey on an underground river. The biggest cave (the Grand Dôme) is a staggering 91mts high. LASCAUX II, MONTIGNAC In the Vézère valley, you will have the opportunity to visit a replica of some of the most important prehistoric cave paintings ever discovered. The Lascaux cave is outstanding and the paintings are breathtaking. See bison, mammoths and cave dwellers dating back 10,000 years. DOMME The city in the sky perched on the cliff tops overlooking the Dordogne valley, the mediaeval bastide of Domme is one of the treasures of the Dordogne. The views down the valley are stunning and you will feel very much part of history as you walk around the streets. Market day is on Thursday. LA ROQUE ST CHRISTOPHE One of the most incredible attractions in the region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Roque St Christophe is a 1km long cliff, 80mts high with 5 enormous galleries. Since troglodyte days, it has been a place of safe refuge. You get to see how the city was arranged and there are working replicas of the lifts which were needs to bring supplies up the cliff face. COLLONGES-LA-ROUGE The red city, located between Souillac and Brive. A stunning mediaeval town built from red sandstone, which seems to glow in the sun. The buildings are beautifully preserved and there is a wonderful atmosphere as you explore the town. GROTTE DE FONT-DE-GAUME, LES EYZIES Les Eyzies, known as the Capital of European prehistory (National museum of prehistory, Grotte du Grand Roc, Abri de Cro-Magnon ). Font de Gaume located at the entrance of the village has one of the finest collections of prehistoric paintings still open to the public. Admission is limited to only 200 per day so you need to plan ahead. In the summer it is normally booked up to three weeks ahead! If you want to visit, ring and make a reservation ... THE DORDOGNE VALLEY The 60/70km stretch of the Dordogne river flowing through the Lot and the Perigord Noir must be among one of the most picturesque river valleys in Europe. With countless mediaeval villages, breath taking scenery and cliff top chateaux, a trip either upstream or downstream is a must. Travelling upstream you get to see the beautiful villages of Creysse, Carennac with it fortified abbey, Loubressac, a cliff top village with panoramic views of the Chateaux at Castelnau and Beaulieu a market town where the river widens. Downstream takes you past some of the major chateaux of the Dordogne, Montfort perched overlooking a loop of the river, Fayrac, Beynac, Castlenaud, Les Milandes and through the village of La Roque Gageac. CANOEING We can arrange canoe trips for you on the Dordogne, our partners are based at Cenac and offer half day and full day outings taking in the two most beautiful stretches of the river. Carsac to Cenac and Cenac to Beynac. Suitable for all ages (over 4) it is a unique experience watching history pass you by as you float gently downstream. Once you have reached your destination a bus service brings you back to your car. AERIAL PARKS If you fancy swinging through the tree tops then there are two aerial parks located about 10 minutes from the Gites. The biggest, the Forêt dEcureuils has 120mt slides and some of the tyroliennes are reputedly 40 mts high. The complex is divided into different zones, from young children through to adults. Since it opened it has been a very popular attraction for families staying at the Gites. HORSE RIDING There is a very popular equestrian centre at Vitrac (about 15 minutes drive away). They have a full range of facilities for all ages and abilities. WALKING The GR6 runs through the centre of Carlux so you can use this national footpath to walk to Sarlat or Souillac. There are also a series of local circuits suitable for all abilities. We have detailed maps available. CYCLE TRACK The former railway line between Sarlat and Souillac has been restored and tarmaced and now provides an excellent cycle and walking track. It runs for around 22km, often by the river and is ideal for families as it is free of cars and is relatively flat. GOLF There are two golf courses in the vicinity, one at Vitrac and one at Souillac. MARKETS There is at least a market a day, the most famous being the Saturday market in Sarlat and the Sunday market in St Cyprien. Go early to get the best selection and to avoid the crowds. There is a local producers market in Carlux on a Wednesday morning in July and August and a small market in the local village of St Julien de Lampon on Thursday mornings. LOCAL SHOPS Our local village offers a full range of shops, butchers, bakers, mini-supermarket and the halle paysanne. In July and August there is a weekly farmers market and there is a weekly market throughout the year in the village of St Julien de Lampon. There is a post office in the village and a pharmacy and bank in St Julien. Sarlat and Souillac are both 15km away with a full range of shops and a choice of 5 major supermarkets and 4 discount outlets. LOCAL RESTAURANTS The Dordogne region is considered by many as the home of French cuisine. There are countless restaurants catering for all tastes and budgets, among the outstanding are Le Relais de Cinq Chateaux at Vezac, La Meynardie at Salignac, Le Bistro de LOctroi in Sarlat and Le Redouille in Souillac. Within walking distance there is the GR6 in the centre of the village. This is our local bar/restaurant offering simple sensibly prices menus of regional cuisine. Located just behind us is the Hostellerie de Bequignol, a small hotel with a gastronomic restaurant where you can enjoy fine al fresco cuisine. If you are looking for vegetarian cuisine a number of our local restaurants now offer suitable dishes/menus. GASTRONOMY The Dordogne is a region where food is a corner stone of life, from the two hour lunch breaks to the daily ritual of a visit to the local boulangerie. This region is famous for its ducks and geese, in all the towns and villages you will see countless shops selling Foie Gras, pâtés and rillettes. It is also one of the principle places where black diamonds, otherwise known as truffles are found. Walnuts feature heavily in the regional cuisine, from oil for salads, gateaux, liquors and chocolates. The charentine melons and strawberries can be found in all the markets during the summer months. The famous goats cheeses (cabecous, crottins) can be enjoyed on a traditional cheese board or warmed and served with a salad as a starter. The wines of the region are of excellent quality, the Cahors region producing a very distinctive full bodied red wine and the Bergerac region producing full range of white, rose and red wines includ. http://www.arkadia.com/eurl-t37411/
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