Holiday rentals and lettings in Dordogne

Affordable holiday lettings in Dordogne to rent

This is a very attractive region with a hilly countryside and there is a lot to see in Dordogne. From castles to fortresses, villages and medieval troglodyte shelters, the heritage of the Dordogne Valley is extraordinarily rich. If you are looking for busy and medieval places, head to Sarlat-la-Caneda or Bergerac. If you are searching for a less crowded place, further into the hills, is very much "off the beaten track" and the area of the Vezère Valley is the perfect spot. Exposed stone walls, french window shutters, wooden beams and the popular dovecotes to enjoy a dream-like holiday in a fantastic valley. And if you are wanting to enjoy gastronomy, you can find the perfect holiday letting in Dordogne heading north towards Brantome, Perigueux or Thiviers. Eager to see stunning vineyards and charming countryside? The villas in Bordeaux are an ideal place to unwind and enjoy a relaxing holiday.

Holiday rentals and lettings in Dordogne fully equipped

From small little properties ideal for couples searching for romance and tranquillity to spacious countryside lettings with indoor and outdoor heated pools to enjoy a swim whenever you like. These rentals can host from 2 to 6 people in comfortable rooms, large kitchens and green areas for you to breathe the fresh air of the French countryside but still connected to the outside world as the properties offer free Wi-Fi. A barbecue by the pool, a family gathering or a quiet and romantic weekend is on offer here. What are you waiting for? The perfect holiday rental in Dordogne is waiting for you.

With Holidu, we offer only the best holiday lettings in Dordogne, so stop looking around for the perfect accommodation because we have it for you!

The holiday lettings in Dordogne are equipped with the following amenities:

• Pet-friendly
• TV
• Hot tubs
• Balcony
• Parking

Holidays in a French oasis

Book a villa in South-west France, within the Aquitaine region, Dordogne will allow you to admire the magnificent castles, mansions and the medieval heritage side of this region. Visit the Towers of Merle, Castelnaud, Commarque or Rocamadour. Explore the caves of Lacave and Wonders as well as the ornate caves and prehistoric shelters of Lascaux, Combarelles or Cap-Blanc. But above all, one of its major attractions is Sarlat-laCanéda with its popular market on Saturdays and well known for being the place with more listed buildings in the whole of Europe! On the way, stop for a nibble and taste the exquisite French cuisine and specialities such as wine, foie-gras, strawberries and truffles all washed down with a delicious Bourdeaux wine. Uncover these historical places and many more once you book a holiday letting in Dordogne!

Wonderful Dordogne must-sees

When in Dordogne, some places cannot be missed. A visit to the stunning little medieval village of Limueil, the cliff-perched Domme with its double-towered entrance or Saint Cyprien, a quaint village overlooking the River Dordogne will make your day an unforgettable experience. Stone houses, timber-framed cottages, weekly markets, breathtaking valley vistas and delicious café crèmes at the best cosy and cute cafés you have ever seen. A rental car is the best option to move around the area and visit the villages at your own pace.

Dordogne for food lovers

Gourmets and gourmands will feel in a paradise full of local products such as porcini, mushrooms, chestnuts or duck breast used in ancestral recipes and culinary traditions. Thrill your palate with strawberries and apples from this region, which have a protected destination of origin. And as the centre of the diet, a bit of Rocamadour cheese together with local wines like Coteaux de Glanes or a bit of magret de canard with a local sweet wine called Vin de Branceilles.

Dordogne for outdoor activities lovers

Dordogne has lots to offer besides the castles, the little villages, such as Bergerac, a charming little old town, the holiday lettings in Bergerac are comfortable and are surrounded by vineyards and meadows. Have in mind that there is a great variety of leisure activities adapted to the traveller’s rhythm and level of fitness. This is a vast territory with many forests and gardens where to walk, like the Hanging gardens of Marqueyssac. Kayaking, practice of hydrospeed in white water or fishing spots all along the extensive network of rivers, dam lakes and unspoilt natural areas will make any adventurous traveller enjoy the day. Look for accommodation in Dordogne to rent and explore many places in the region.

1. Admire the hanging gardens of Marqueyssac
2. Enter La Grotte de Lascaux
3. Discover the magnificent Commarque Castle
4. A visit to Bournat village
5. Get ready to descend Le Gouffre de Padirac

1. Admire the hanging gardens of Marqueyssac

With 150,000 box trees cut in a curious way, these gardens are the most visited ones in Vézac. They host several events every season and during the summer you can have climbing lessons, DIY workshops, playgrounds for children and musical evenings. Enjoy looking at the peacocks walking freely around the gardens. Don't hesitate any more, look for a private holiday letting in Dordogne and experience the natural beauty of the region. And if you want to know more about the gardens of Marqueysaac, you can take a peek at the Marqueysaac main page.

2. Enter La Grotte de Lascaux

These caves are world-famous for their marvellous cave paintings. The original cave has been closed to the public for its preservations, but you can enjoy a replica of these works at Lascaux II. We suggest looking for a holiday letting in Sarlat-la-Canéda so you can see more natural places and admire the beauty of nature

3. Discover the magnificent Commarque Castle

The silhouette of this castle has been the image of many portraits and postcards. Erected on a rocky outcrop, it’s one of the most beautiful medieval fortresses in Périgord. A complex architectural structure and history very well explained by the tour guides available on site. There are also workshops for the children: archery, stone carving, medieval calligraphy and geometry or parietal layout.

4. A visit to Bournat village

A visit to this village is sure to impress you. Located in Le Bugue it’s ideal for a relaxing day out with the family with wooden games for the little ones and “rickshaw” chain rides. The ecomuseum reconstructs a village of 1900 where the key daily places are reproduced: craft workshops, the school, the mill...

5. Get ready to descend Le Gouffre de Padirac

If you want to keep this place in your memory forever, you need to visit the first underground site in France, Le Gouffre de Padirac. A 100-meter-deep cavity you have to descend and a boat trip on the underground river. Easy to access, the chasm is less than an hour's drive by the county roads. On your way back, you also visit the ornate cave of Rouffignac, also known as the 100-mammoth cave. Get a holiday letting in Dordogne and see the marvels of the Le Gouffre de Padirac chasm. Another place we suggest visiting is Aquitaine, the wonderful landscapes and incredible views will make you fall in love with this region, we suggest renting a holiday letting in Aquitaine now!