Settle down by the river, where the Dordogne flows peacefully amidst the vineyard hillsides. The atmosphere is sweet and rustic, offering an ideal stopover for lovers of river landscapes and tranquillity. To discover: Saint-Antoine-de-Breuilh and its riverbanks

• The Banks of the Dordogne : A rejuvenating walk on foot or a canoe-kayak trip down this UNESCO-listed river.

• The Château de Saint-Antoine : A lovely outdoor stroll around this local historic residence.

• The Bastide of Sainte-Foy-la-Grande : Just 5 minutes away, discover this medieval town and its renowned traditional market.

Settle into the Camping-Car Park site of your choice to savour the sweet life of Périgord Pourpre (Purple Périgord). Between hills covered with vineyards and bastides steeped in history, each place offers a total immersion in the south of the department. To discover:

• The Monbazillac Vineyard : Explore the surrounding hillsides and admire the famous Renaissance chateau overlooking the vineyards (1h visit).

• The Château de Bridoire : A few kilometres away, discover this historic fortified castle, famous today for its large old-fashioned games.

• The Bastide of Eymet : Stroll through the arcaded central square of this magnificent fortified medieval town of English influence.

• Lake Lescouroux : Escape to this large lake located near Eymet (1h30 walk around), an ideal natural space for bird watching.

Settle into the Camping-Car Park site of your choice to dive into the heart of Périgord Noir (Black Périgord). Whether you choose the cliffs or the loops of the river, you will stay as close as possible to the region's greatest panoramas. To discover:

• The Marqueyssac Gardens : Stroll through Vézac in this masterpiece of hand-carved boxwood (2h visit) offering a unique panorama over the valley.

• The Château de Beynac : Observe this spectacular medieval fortress anchored at the top of its limestone cliff (1h30 visit).

• The Carsac Water Gardens : Escape among the lotus and water lily ponds during a refreshing walk (1h15).

• The Périgord Noir Greenway : From Carsac, treat yourself to a peaceful bike ride or walk in the shade of the trees along the old railway line.

Time seems to have stood still in the cobbled streets of this exceptional medieval town. Strolling between its facades of stone tiles and pale limestone, you will immediately feel a warm atmosphere steeped in history. At nightfall, gas lanterns illuminate the town, creating a mysterious and magical atmosphere, ideal for a contemplative walk. To discover:

• The Historic Centre of Sarlat (Le Centre Historique de Sarlat) : Let your instinct guide you during a walking tour amidst the highest density of listed historical monuments in Europe. Admire the Maison de La Boétie or the majestic Saint-Sacerdos Cathedral, which bear witness to the town's past grandeur.

• Sainte-Marie Church and its Panoramic Lift (L'Église Sainte-Marie et son Ascenseur Panoramique) : Take to the heights thanks to this unique facility nestled in the bell tower of a converted former church. You will enjoy an unmissable 360° panorama over the typical stone-tiled roofs of the Périgord Noir.

• Sarlat Covered Market (Le Marché Couvert de Sarlat) : Settle into the heart of the former Sainte-Marie church for a unique gourmet immersion (45 minutes). It is the perfect place to smell the scents of truffles, porcini mushrooms and foie gras, and to chat directly with passionate local producers.

Here, nature delicately intertwines with an architectural heritage of rare authenticity. The villages reveal themselves through rolling landscapes where peace and quiet reign supreme. For this stopover, you can choose to stay at the Camping-Car Park site of your choice to explore these charming villages freely, at the pace of your desires for tranquillity and greenery. To discover:

• The Village of Saint-Geniès (Le Village de Saint-Geniès) : Take the time to stroll through this typical village, famous for its magnificent collection of stone-tiled houses and its 12th-century castle. The bucolic atmosphere of the place invites you to completely disconnect.

• The Cadiot Gardens in Carlucet (Les Jardins de Cadiot à Carlucet) : Treat yourself to a poetic break in the heart of these ten themed spaces. This plant labyrinth, which blends sculptures and ancient varieties of roses, offers a unique and soothing sensory experience.

• The Romanesque Church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (L'Église Romane Notre-Dame de l'Assomption) : Discover this fortified architectural gem located in Saint-Geniès. Its ancient frescoes and its imposing bell-gable will captivate lovers of old stones and medieval history.

Nestled in a bend of the river, this stopover transports you to a refreshing and deeply wild atmosphere. On one side, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, on the other, the world capital of Prehistory. Park your vehicle at the Camping-Car Park site that inspires you most and set off to explore this legendary valley where water has shaped the destiny of mankind. To discover:

• Canoeing down the Vézère (Descente de la Vézère en canoë) : Embark on an unforgettable water activity (allow for 2.5 hours of peaceful navigation) starting from Saint-Léon. Moving with the current, you will discover impressive troglodyte cliffs and enjoy a unique viewpoint of the castles lining the river.

• The Troglodyte Village of La Madeleine (Le Village Troglodytique de la Madeleine) : Located just a stone's throw away, this exceptional site carved out of the rock directly overlooks the watercourse. It retraces the history of the people who lived here, from Prehistory to the Middle Ages, in a natural setting of wild beauty.

• The National Museum of Prehistory in Les Eyzies (Le Musée National de Préhistoire aux Eyzies) : Set against the monumental cliff, this world-famous museum (1.5-hour discovery) houses the richest collections of Palaeolithic art. A fascinating plunge to understand the first steps of humanity in the region.

A cultural and historical capital, the city welcomes you into a vibrant and warm atmosphere. Between its Gallo-Roman remains and its Renaissance alleys, every street corner tells the story of an era. The city invites you to enjoy a dynamic urban stroll, punctuated by the bustle of its shaded squares and the majesty of its monuments.

To discover:

• Saint-Front Cathedral (La Cathédrale Saint-Front) : It is impossible to miss this architectural marvel with its Byzantine appearance. Its white domes, reminiscent of Saint Mark's Basilica in Venice, proudly dominate the Isle and offer a unique silhouette in the Périgord landscape.

• Vesunna Gallo-Roman Museum Site (Le Site-Musée Gallo-Romain Vesunna) : Designed by the architect Jean Nouvel, this extraordinary museum (1.5-hour visit) protects the remains of a large Roman villa. A wooden walkway allows you to overlook the ruins and spectacularly immerse yourself in the daily life of the Petrocorii.

• The Medieval-Renaissance District (Le Quartier Médiéval-Renaissance) : Lose yourself in the maze of pedestrian streets around Place Saint-Louis. Admire the private mansions and half-timbered houses, and enjoy the local hustle and bustle from the café terraces to observe city life.

To close this journey, let yourself be charmed by this fortified village bathed by the calm waters of the Dronne. The romantic and serene atmosphere that emanates from it is accentuated by the reflection of the trees and ancient stones in the river. A true haven of peace where one takes pleasure in slowing down. To discover:

• The Castle of Bourdeilles (Le Château de Bourdeilles) : This unique site brings together two castles from different periods within the same walls: a medieval fortress flanked by a 35-metre keep and an elegant Renaissance palace housing a prestigious furniture collection.

• The Medieval Bridge and the Manorial Mill (Le Pont Médiéval et le Moulin Seigneurial) : Stroll along the banks of the Dronne. This bridge gracefully spans the river and offers an instagrammable viewpoint of the old mill shaped like a ship's prow, lulling the village with a gentle lapping.

• The Remarkable Garden of Bourdeilles (Le Jardin Remarquable de Bourdeilles) : Treat yourself to a moment of absolute relaxation in these landscaped gardens. Ideal for resting in the shade of the tall trees and enjoying the coolness brought by the nearby river.