La Roque-Gageac

Dordogne

Family-friendly

Canoeing and kayaking, flat-bottomed boats, hot-air balloons

Unusual attractions

Troglodytic fort

River

The River Dordogne

Garden village

Exotic garden and bamboo grove

Following the Dordogne

In the Périgord Noir, at the foot of a south-facing cliff, the golden houses with their slate or brown-tiled roofs are reflected in the waters of the Dordogne, where, in the 19th century, the famous gabares laden with goods used to pass by.

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Fort de La Roque-Gageac

Carved into the cliff above the village of La Roque-Gageac, the fort bears witness to over a thousand years of history. A spectacular view of the Dordogne awaits those who climb the steps carved into the cliff face to reach it.

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Ferme de Labrot

This farm has been carrying on a family tradition since 1906 by specialising in raising geese and ducks. It offers an authentic experience less than 5 km from La Roque-Gageac, combining agricultural heritage with local delicacies.

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Jardin exotique

A collection of Mediterranean and tropical plants in the heart of the village, open to the public.

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Croisière en gabarre sur la Dordogne

You’ll find the various operators of the traditional Dordogne boat (gabarre) at Place du 8 Mai.

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Montgolfières du Périgord

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Dordogne! Take a hot air balloon ride over the Périgord Valley to discover treasures such as the castles of Castelnaud and Beynac.

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Laroque’s Exotic Charm

The village, facing due south, enjoys a remarkable microclimate and, thanks to one of its residents, Mr Dorin, who was the driving force behind the project, a garden of Mediterranean and tropical plants has flourished along the narrow streets. Palm trees, banana trees, date palms, albizia, yuccas, bamboo and oleanders… all thrive under the Périgord sun.