Book your plane ticket to Bergerac

Book your ticket to the fairytale of Bergerac

Fly to Bergerac, an ideally located city that serves as a gateway to both Bordeaux and Périgueux. Nicknamed the “Purple Périgord,” the Bergerac region is the second-largest wine-producing area in Aquitaine—a true paradise for wine lovers! 

The Dordogne River, one of France’s longest, flows through the city. Set sail for a unique discovery of Bergerac aboard a gabarre, a traditional flat-bottomed boat that once transported goods along the Dordogne. These historic boats will take you on a journey through the fascinating past of Bergerac and its surroundings. 

Exploring the Bergerac area feels like stepping into a fairytale. Lush landscapes and rolling wooded hills blend seamlessly with vast farmland. The city itself enhances this magical atmosphere with its riverside charm, historic center, winding alleys, picturesque passageways, and medieval houses. 

Discover the breathtaking Dordogne-Périgord region

In the heart of Southwest France, Dordogne-Périgord captivates visitors with its exceptional heritage, unspoiled nature, and outstanding gastronomy. As the cradle of prehistory, it is home to the world-famous Lascaux Caves—true masterpieces of prehistoric art—as well as an extensive network of decorated caves and troglodytic sites. 

With its beautiful castles, including Beynac, Castelnaud, and Hautefort, Dordogne immerses visitors in medieval and Renaissance history. The cute villages La Roque-Gageac and Domme offer breathtaking views over the Dordogne Valley. 

For nature lovers, winding rivers invite canoeing adventures, while hiking trails reveal a rich and preserved biodiversity. Garden enthusiasts will be enchanted by the spectacular Marqueyssac and Eyrignac Gardens. 

And of course, Dordogne is a gastronomic paradise—foie gras, truffles, walnuts, and Bergerac wines make for a generous and authentic culinary experience, best enjoyed in cozy inns and bustling farmers’ markets. 

Whether you’re passionate about history, nature, or the French art de vivre, Dordogne promises you an unforgettable journey.