Vivelune - La Roque-Gageac

Superb, a few years ago, under the clouds, Sunday was superb. I strongly recommend that the hiking circuit that is marked and marked

There are rooms for rent. Lots of business. Cute.

A site that puts the mirettes full of them despite the merchants who are not tired of their season or by bad weather.

I was at the dish inn, quiet and clean place, I was in the annex) ,personal and manager very pleasant

La Roque-Gageac is a beautiful region. The extended tour requires a car and a fair to mark the 2.5 hours of road from Bordeaux. Many places for lunch or dinner between Roque-Gageac and neighbouring villages. Walking is also good with well marked trails. Recommend canoeing or kayaking as another way to enjoy the view. The Caves are interesting, if that's your thing. If you speak French, even a few common phrases, it is useful. I found that there was only one or two inhabitants who were looking forward to receiving English-speaking visitors. Sarlat la Caneda is not far with more conveniences since Roque-Gageac has nothing in terms of grocery market. Overall, if you love quiet village life, this region is perfect. (Original view) La Roque-Gageac is a lovely area. Extended visit definitely requires a car and its fair to emphasize the 2.5hr drive from Bordeaux. Plenty of places to have lunch or dinner between la Roque-Gageac and nearby villages. Walking is also good with trails well marked. Recommend canoe or kayak as another way to take in the views. Grottes are interesting, if its your thing. If you speak any French, even a few common sentences, this is helpful. I found there were only one or two locals who were impatient with english speaking visitors. Sarlat la Caneda is not far with more amenities since la Roque-Gageac has nothing in the way of market grocery. Overall if you like quiet village life this area fits the bill.