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Proprietor:

Edward & Sue Clark

Location:

Busserolles/ dept 24

Nationality:

British

Tariff range:

£285.00-£565.00/ week

Edward & Sue would like to welcome fellow naturists to Les Chênes! Our property is situated in the beautiful Périgord-Limousin Regional Park - an area of south-west France with a hot, sunny climate which is perfect for naturism. Two bedroom cottage sleeping 4 + baby, with solar-heated swimming pool, set in tranquil countryside in North Dordogne. Tastefully renovated and secluded. Private grounds of approximately 2 acres including south-facing courtyard, leading to a further garden. Shady patio and garden at the rear. The ideal naturist/clothing optional getaway.

No of gites:

1

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Sleeps:

3 - 5

Telephone:

00 33 5 53 56 67 92

Proprietor:

Paul & Erica Walton

Location:

Dordogne / dept 24

Nationality:

British

Tariff range:

435€ to 745€/ week

“Luxurious and romantic, couples only gite accommodation in the heart of “La France profonde”. Just 8 kms from the Bastide town of Lalinde in the Dordogne Valley and 25 minutes drive from Bergerac airport, La Terre des Bois provides the perfect place for couples to unwind, relax and explore the beautiful countryside of South West France. An oasis of tranquility and relaxation, La Terre des Bois provides a peaceful and harmonious base for those wishing to discover the many attractions of the area or indeed those just wishing to unwind by the pool with a good book and a glass of wine – this is, after all, the finest wine producing region in the world!”

No of gites:

4

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Sleeps:

2

Telephone:

00 33 5 53 61 93 29

Proprietor:

Steve & Helen Humphrey

Location:

Dordogne/ dept 24

Nationality:

British

Tariff range:

£500 - £1410 / week

Family-Friendly Holidays - 9 properties in 1 stunning location on a private 52-acre estate.  Safe for children, Great for teenagers and Relaxing for parents.  Heated pool, tennis court, children's play area, games barn, adventure playground, badminton, table tennis, volleyball, poolside bar, home-cooked meals, wifi & internet.

No of gites:

9

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Sleeps:

2-44

Telephone:

00 33 (0) 5 53 29 16 83

Pool:

Yes (6.5 x 14m)

Proprietor:

Judy Chapman

Location:

Lot et Garonne/ dept 24

Nationality:

British

Tariff range:

£300 - £825/ week

Three gites set in 12 acres beautiful countryside near Agen, Southwest France. Ideal location for a relaxing 'get-away-from-it-all' holiday, yet with loads to do far any age in the local area. Historic villages, colourful markets, wonderful scenery, water sports, golf, fishing, tennis, riding, biking, theme park, go-karts and more!  Spend your days exploring the wonderful scenery, historic villages and bustling French markets, or just simply laze by the pool! Why not spend your first evening enjoying a meal sitting out on our lovely balcony overlooking the valley. 

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00 33 5 53 95 93 97

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Rental of 5 comfortable apartments in a restored farm with a large garden and swimming pool. Located at the Canal lateral / du Midi, close to the river Garonne. Ideal for walking, cycling, playing golf, fishing, horse-riding and swimming, etc. Les Messauts is in the middle of a famous wine region. It is a region of dance and music-festivals, markets and brocantes. Groups are welcome. English spoken.

No of gites:

5

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Sleeps:

2-25

Telephone: 

00 33 6 79 87 21 14

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An un spoilt hamlet in the heart of the Perigord Noir with 6 recently refurbished charming cottages retaining many original features. The spacious 16m x 6m salt water pool, 9 hole pitch and putt course, 65m2 games room, animal enclosure, wi-fi internet connection and its proximity to all main Dordogne tourist attractions make Les Crouquets a perfect holiday destination!

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00 33 (0) 5 53 59 58 45

Proprietor:

Marie and Geoff Barton-Harvey

Location: 

 Augignac in Perigord/ dept 24

Nationality:

French / English

Tariff range:  

 300€ - 1200€ / week

5 Apartments that sleep 4, plus 1 Gite that sleeps 8. The Gite and the adjoining apartment can sleep groups of up to 12.  Carp fishing lake, 2 tennis courts, swimming pool, 2 boule courts, table tennis, and badminton all set in 6 acres of private and secluded land. All the activities are foc.

No of gites:

6

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Sleeps:

1 to 28

Telephone: 

 00 33 5 53 56 48 62

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The Dordogne

The Dordogne region is one of the most popular holiday destinations in France, with many attractions on offer. Although the Dordogne has no coastline for ‘bucket and spade’ holidays, there are wonderful rivers for canoeing and swimming, as well as sandy river beaches. The scenery is dramatic and interspersed with pretty towns and villages, both in the hinterland and along the Dordogne/Vezère rivers, plus innumerable châteaux, caves, museums, picnic spots and viewpoints.  The four main areas are: Périgord Pourpre, in the southwest, named after its vineyards; the Périgord Vert to the north; the Périgord Noir, centred on Sarlat, named after its dense forest; and finally the Périgord Blanc covers the limestone countryside around Périgueux.

For those who enjoy sampling different foods, the Dordogne is an area renowned for truffles, walnuts, duck, goose and foie gras - the markets are overflowing with local produce and at every corner you will see signs offering opportunities to sample and buy  local products. For wine buffs, the areas around Bergerac and Bordeaux are the places to head for, with vineyards stretching in all directions as far as the eye can see.

The Dordogne area has an agreeable climate with long hot summers.  Beware of the occasional thunderstorm when it is humid.  Winters are generally mild although you can get the odd very cold snap.   

The Dordogne, or Perigord, is an area of outstanding natural beauty; green hillsides dotted with picturesque villages, rivers meandering through fertile valleys of orchards, vineyards and pastoral farmland. Throw in plenty of sunshine, a rich and fascinating history, and renowned gastronomy and you have a recipe for the perfect holiday destination!

The temperate climate and varied landscape of the Dordogne provide plenty of interest and an abundance of photo opportunities for the tourist. This is an area of thickly wooded hillsides, beautiful mediaeval towns and villages, numerous churches, cathedrals, castles, chateaux, bastide towns and fortresses.

Le Salidou is the ideal vacation location for walkers and hikers - whether you prefer a gentle stroll or a more challenging walk. The area around St Aubin de Nabirat offers an abundance of marvelous walks and rambles, all through some of the most stunning countryside in France. Copies of Promenades et Randonnées are available in the house, for the use of guests; this publication includes 28 circular walks of varying difficulty and length which can also be combined to create almost endless permutations.

Le Salidou is located in the Perigord Noir area of Southwest France, at the southern end of the department of the Dordogne, near the department of the Lot river. It is 6 miles (10K) from the Dordogne river and a short walk from the C'eou river. It is 1.8 miles (3K) from the village St Martial de Nabirat which has basic shopping facilities, and 6.3 miles (10K) from Gourdon which is a large market town with four supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, shops, a hospital, many doctors, dentists etc. 

There is a twice-weekly farmers market in Gourdon where locals sell their goods direct. There is also a summer music festival in the two medieval churches where travelling orchestras and soloists perform as in many local towns and villages.

The walled Bastide of Domme is six miles (10Km). The beautiful mediaeval town of Sarlat is 13 miles (23Km) - Sarlat has the highest concentration of Medieval & Renaissance architecture of any town in France. The stone cliffs of La Roque Gageac and Beynac with several breathtaking chateau-fortresses are just some of the local attractions.

The Lascaux caverns, with their prehistoric cave paintings, the fabulous sanctuary village of Rocamadour with its fortress cathedral, and the Gouffre de Padirac with its deep underground caverns and rivers, are justifiably world-famous.