Cycling in Dordogne from Montignac to Rocamadour

ACCESS
- To Montignac
. From Bordeaux :  Train (2h) to Perigueux and another train (1h15) to Montignac
. From Brive-la-Gaillarde :  Bus Nr 320 - (1h15)
. From Perigueux :  Bus Nr 336 - (1h)
. From Souillac : Train to Sarlat (0h30 -1h) then Bus Nr 336 – (0h30) to Montignac

- Return 
. From Souillac to Toulouse :  Train (1h30-2h)
. From Souillac to Bordeaux :  Train (2h30-3h)

PASSPORT & DOCUMENTS

Passport / Driver licence if required

HEALTH INFORMATION

No vaccination requirements

INSURANCE

Please insure that you have valid travel insurance.

WEATHER

With its oceanic climate and 200 days of sunshine a year, the Dordogne is very pleasant in all seasons. There can be great variations in temperature depending on exposure and terrain - hilly or flat, open or wooded. The Périgord is in fact a land of transition between the temperate oceanic climate of Aquitaine and the semi-mountainous climate of the Massif Central.
- Spring is a rainy period but with mild temperatures. It offers beautiful days and the colours are magnificent with all shades of green.
- Summer is often dry and hot, with temperatures averaging between 25 and 35 degrees Celsius, but with occasional thunderstorms to cool the atmosphere.
- The first part of autumn from September to October is a very pleasant season. The weather is mild with beautiful orange and purple colours: a good season for mushrooms, chestnuts and walnuts.
- In winter, it remains fairly mild with some cold spells, but mainly mild due to the nearby Atlantic influence. Frost is possible but it rarely snows.

ELECTRICITY

Europe is on a 220 Volt system
Check if you require an adaptor for your electrical items HERE

MOBILE PHONE & INTERNET

Please check that your mobile/cell plan allows for calls & messages abroad
A good option is to buy a “country Sim card” in a phone shop / newsagent. It will cost you around 10€ / 15€ and will allow you to call local phone numbers with internet access

MONEY MATTERS & CLOSING HOURS

The currency is the €uro. Please ensure to have some cash with you as there aren’t always ATM machines in small villages.
Tips are always included (different than in Canada and USA) but always appreciated.
Please note that many restaurants in France do not serve food all day
Many shops are closed on Sundays, supermarkets are usually open until midday

  • From 1290€ /pers
    • Self-guided
    • Cycling  Moderate
      • 9 days
      • From March to October
      • Simple -
      • Comfort -
      • Superior
      • Ref : D1236
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