All Bergerac Tours & Excursions in 2026

This intimate encounter offers more than just a tasting; it's a chance to connect with the soul of the winery and the people behind it. Allow us to take you on a journey through the rich and enchanting history, heartfelt traditions, and unique stories behind our wines. Guided by the owners and/or our passionate winemaker, with the help of our Chief Welcoming Officer, you'll gain a deeper understanding of our vineyard's heritage—from the family roots that shape it to the craftsmanship that continues to define every bottle. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are always nearby to answer questions, share recommendations, and ensure your experience is as comfortable and enriching as possible. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply curious to learn more, this engaging journey promises insight, flavor, and genuine hospitality in a setting as welcoming as it is beautiful, with a selection of up to 6 wines.

Savor the spectacular scenery of Chateau Lestevenie and unwind with a beautifully presented charcuterie platter, thoughtfully designed for sharing. An Ideal choice for couples, friends, or small groups, this indulgent experience features a handpicked assortment of locally sourced cold meats, cheeses, and fresh seasonal fruits. Your warm and welcoming staff are always on hand to enhance your visit, ready to answer any questions, offer suggestions, or simply ensure you have everything you need to make the most of your time with us.

Grab your camera and make a beeline for some of the Dordogne’s most photogenic landscapes on this 4.5-hour small-group tour from Sarlat. Learn about the region’s rich history as you visit the medieval town of Domme and explore the 12th-century caste of Beynac. Finally, drift down the Dordogne river onboard a traditional wooden Gabarre and admire the majestic châteaux that loom over the riverside.

A Perfect Jaunt Through the Magic of the Dordogne on this private half day trip from Sarlat. Visit the most beautiful villages of France of Beynac and La Roque Gageac. Participate in a boat ride on the Dordogne to admire mighty castles.

Sightseeing by coach can feel passive, so experience the beautiful Dordogne Valley in an active way when you take to the water on a guided canoeing tour. Choose your tour duration to paddle past up to six castles—unmissable cultural attractions in this French region. Your guide is on hand to answer questions and lead the way so you don’t risk getting lost.

Bergerac, labeled a city of art and history, invites you to explore its rich heritage in one day. Discover iconic sights such as the Cyrano statue, the Tobacco Museum and the charming cobbled streets. Enjoy the quays of the Dordogne and admire medieval architecture in its historic center. This tour plunges you into the heart of the wine traditions of the region with tasting opportunities in the surrounding vineyards. Audio guides bring you historical anecdotes and captivating stories along the way. Explore 17 landmarks in one day in Bergerac - Audio guides available for rich historical commentary - Wine tasting and discovery of local gastronomy included - Ideal for lovers of history, culture and wine.

* This tour is not accessible for people with reduced mobility * Discover the great sites of the "Golden Triangle" on this unique sightseeing tour with live commentary. After a private guided tour of Richard the Lionheart's castle at Beynac (replaced by a visit to Castelnaud castle from January to mid February as Beynac castle will be closed.. Then take a private guided tour of La Roque Gageac, one of the most beautiful villages in France, built into the cliffs along the Dordogne river. Afterward, continue to the hilltop village of Domme for breathtaking panoramic views over the surrounding area. Walk around the village to get a feel for the local atmosphere.

Soar to the dizzying heights of Rocamadour, one of France’s most mesmerizing pilgrimage sites, on this 4 hour small-group tour from Sarlat. Follow your guide through the maze of cliff-side churches and chapels, and discover the site’s religious significance. Take a peek at the sacred Notre Dame Chapel and the sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then enjoy the dramatic views from the 14th-century château that crowns the hilltop.

The Lascaux IV International Center of Parietal Art is a cutting-edge exhibition space dedicated to Cro-Magnon cave paintings. Getting there usually requires an expensive rental car, but you’ll have transportation covered with this in-depth tour. Spend time exploring interactive multimedia displays and an impressive cave replica. You’ll also make stops in two picturesque villages in tiny, lush Vezere Valley, where you can admire stunning medieval-era homes.

Get a perspective on the Dordogne that few other visitors get to see, and enjoy an active way to travel, on this private quad-bike tour near Bergerac. With your instructor and all necessary equipment provided, getting started is made easy. Passengers and licensed drivers can explore Périgord nature, spot castles, pass the Monbazillac vineyards, and more. To cap off the experience, savor a gourmet snack featuring rillettes, foie gras, and wine.

Enjoy a caviar guided-tour of a sturgeon fish-farm and have a caviar tasting at the Estate, in Neuvic, Dordogne. At the end of the tour we prupose an unusual experience, you can tring to catch a sturgeon into the visitor pool (only 4 volunteers). The guide teach you. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 min and is followed by the tasting. During the tasting, you will be able to try 2 different caviar Baeri and Oscietra, caviar butter, and sturgeon rillettes made at the Estate you just visited. Those dishes are served with a glass of sparkling wine.

*** This tour is not accessible for people with reduced mobility *** Climb aboard a comfortable electric van in Sarlat and after a 1-hour trip punctuated by photo stops through the majestic landscapes of the Dordogne Valley, you will reach Rocamadour. Rocamadour is one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France, built in a vertiginous setting against a cliff face nestled in the heart of the Alzou canyon, a thousand-year-old historic UNESCO site. During this guided tour you will learn about the legends at the origin of this sacred place. You will walk down the cross trail (lift on the way back), you will admire the miraculous chapel and its black virgin, the sarcophagus of St. Amadour dug into the rock of the cliff, and the legendary sword Durandal.

Sarlat-la-Canéda, the jewel of the Black Perigord, invites you to a fascinating exploration of its medieval heritage. With more than 70 listed buildings, each cobblestone alley and blond stone facade tells a story. Admire emblematic places such as Saint-Sacerdos Cathedral and Point of Sale Square. The city is also known for its lively atmosphere, colorful markets and rich gastronomy. Whether you are a history lover or a food lover, Sarlat offers an unforgettable experience in one day. - Discover 15 unmissable sites of Sarlat on foot - Explore the historic centre and its remarkable monuments - Enjoy local markets, famous for foie gras and truffles - Ideal for a visit with family or friends, accessible to all

The medieval town of Sarlat hosts one of the biggest and best food markets in the Dordogne. On this tour, visit on market day to experience the town at its most atmospheric; admire landmarks such as the Lantern of the Dead and Saint Sacerdos Cathedral on a guided walking tour; then sample regional delicacies including black truffles, Bergerac wines, and foie gras at Sarlat market.

Enjoy a fun-filled and active way to explore the Dordogne countryside near Bergerac—and benefit from an experience that’s tailored to you—on this private, half-day tour. With just your Guide for company, grab your off-road electric scooters, take part in a safety briefing, and set off to explore, spotting Monbazillac vineyards, castles, and more. If you upgraded to include a gourmet option, stop to enjoy a tasting of local products along the way.

*** This tour is not accessible for people with reduced mobility *** *** This tour can also be operated in the afternoon on request *** Get in touch with your primeval nature as you discover some of the oldest relics of prehistory. Your exclusive private tour begins with a thorough demonstration of techniques used by Paleolithic humans to make fire, to illuminate the dark caves in which they lived, and to paint. After getting a taste of prehistoric life, you’ll head in to the chilly, dark caves to gaze upon cave paintings that date back over 30,000 years for an exceptional private tour outside of public opening hours. Marvel at the evidence of a bygone culture that existed before civilization began. Wander through the caves, gazing at the veritable forests of stalactites, stalagmites, and columns. (entrance fees not included) Visit a second cave with incredible geological formations and cave bears claw marks.

Discover Rocamadour, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on a half-day tour from Sarlat. Explore the medieval village, visit the revered sanctuary, and enjoy stunning views. - Tour the spectacularly perched Notre Dame chapel of Rocamadour - Enjoy free time to wander and enjoy the village as you wish - Dordogne Tour can be customized to suit your interests - Local Tour Guide, Expert of the Dordogne & Lot Region

Journey back to prehistoric times on this full-day small-group tour of the Dordogne’s historic highlights from Sarlat. Start with a visit to the National Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies de Tayac to marvel over the world’s largest collection of Paleolithic artifacts. Next, enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Lascaux IV cave, a remarkable reconstruction of the original Lascaux cave, famed for its prehistoric reliefs. Finally, view the original drawings adorning the UNESCO-listed Rouffignac Cave, which dates back over 15,000 years.

Enjoy a caviar guided-tour of a sturgeon fish-farm and have a caviar tasting at the Estate, in Neuvic, Dordogne. At the end of the tour we prupose an unusual experience, you can tring to catch a sturgeon into the visitor pool (only 4 volunteers). The guide teach you. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 min and is followed by the tasting. During the tasting, you will be able to try caviar, caviar butter, and sturgeon rillettes made at the Estate you just visited. Those dishes are served with a glass of sparkling wine.

The UNESCO-listed town of Rocamadour is renowned for its sacred chapels and magnificent cliff-side setting, and this tour is ideal for first-time visitors. Admire the scenery on the journey through the Dordogne Valley, enjoy spectacular views of Rocamadour as you approach, then visit the sanctuary, pilgrim’s staircase, and the Black Madonna on a guided walking tour with your private guide.

This private tour begins with an exclusive visit outside public hours to Grottes de Cougnac, where you’ll see 30,000-year-old cave paintings and learn how Paleolithic humans made fire and created art. After a scenic drive along the Dordogne River with a photo stop at La Roque-Gageac, explore Château de Beynac, one of France’s best-preserved medieval castles. Entrance fees for Cougnac and Beynac castles are not included.

A full Day Dedicated to Prehistory & Paleolithic Art in the Dordogne, guided by an Expert of the Paleolithic times. Private visit of the Prehistory museum in Les Eyzies, Visit Lascaux IV & Rouffignac Caves of the Dordogne. - This deep-dive is perfect for history buffs - Visit the fascinating National Prehistory Museum - Visit Lascaux IV cave & the International Center for Parietal Art - Admire original drawings & etchings at Rouffignac cave - Local Tour Guide, Expert of the Dordogne Region Important information: This tour replaces Rouffignac Cave (closed after 21/09/2025) with a visit to La Roque Saint-Christophe, ensuring a complete and enriching prehistoric experience.

Explore the Dordogne Valley with ease on this private half-day tour of the region’s castles and villages. With your itinerary and transport handled by a private guide, focus on the Dordogne’s history and sights. Highlights include a guided tour of La Roque Gageac village and views of Château de Beynac (replaced by Château de Castelnaud from January to mid February). Note that entry fees, including castle entrances, are extra.