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The Périgord offers a wide variety of activities that are easy to fit into a single trip. From canoeing and aerial adventures to outdoor activities and exploring prehistory and the local region—here are 10 fun activity ideas to try with friends or family!
The Vézère is one of the most pleasant rivers to explore in the Périgord. Starting from Les Eyzies or Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère, the routes wind past limestone cliffs, troglodytic sites, and historic villages.
Depending on the launch site, you can choose between a short trip or a longer half-day or full-day journey, with a pace suitable for all skill levels, especially in the summer.
Les Eyzies-de-Tayac is home to several major prehistoric sites, including caves, rock shelters, and internationally recognized museums.
Guided tours help place the artifacts in their geological and historical context, with accessible explanations that offer a new perspective on the Vézère Valley.
Hot-air balloon flights typically take off from the vicinity of Beynac or Cazenac, when weather conditions are most stable. The flight proceeds at a slow pace, following the contours of the landscape and the meandering course of the Dordogne River.
From the basket, you can see castles, hilltop villages, and wooded areas, with unobstructed views across the entire valley.
Perched high above the ground, the Big Bird park features an aerial adventure course spread across several levels, with stations reaching heights of over 20 meters above the ground.
The continuous lifeline system allows you to move through the course without having to handle carabiners, making your progress through the entire course smoother.
The jump takes place from the Sarlat-Domme airfield, following a briefing and full equipment check. The plane quickly gains altitude before the tandem jump.
Freefall is followed by a parasail descent, during which the Dordogne Valley and the surrounding plateaus become clearly visible.
ATV tours take place south of Bergerac, on routes that combine forest trails, farm tracks, and vineyard areas.
The tours are guided and begin with an introduction to operating the vehicle. Routes vary depending on the chosen duration and the group’s skill level.
The Bergerac region is a renowned wine-growing area with several local appellations. Tasting workshops provide an introduction to grape varieties, winemaking methods, and the unique characteristics of the soils.
These experiences are often paired with regional products, particularly foie gras, cheeses, and Périgord specialties.
This indoor course offers a fun, immersive experience through a maze of mirrors and puzzles, spread across several themed areas.
The game draws on prehistoric themes and accessible puzzles, set within a space of approximately 1,000 m².
Led by a professional instructor, the workshop takes place in a forest setting and covers the basics of self-sufficient living.
Participants learn to manage water, fire, shelter, and natural resources, following a program tailored to the chosen duration.
The horse-drawn carriage ride follows quiet country roads at a leisurely pace, on routes tailored to the season.
The tour includes explanations about the local environment and animal-drawn transportation, with the option to tailor the outing to the size of the group.
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