Le Pigeonnier habité is a spacious and comfortable gîte, tastefully restored, combining modernity and tradition. On the ground floor, fully accessible to people with reduced mobility, it is composed of a large living room, an open kitchen, a bedroom (bed 140) with private shower room and toilet, a bicycle garage. On the first floor a large bedroom of 30m2, a large shower room and toilet with Italian shower. On the second floor, another large bedroom of 25m2. On the third floor, a third bedroom for a child nestled in the roof frame of the dovecote. Entirely restored this year, the gite is situated on the banks of the Lot (100m) in the commune of Fongrave and has direct access to the Lot. It is located in a green setting, with a huge wooden terrace of 150m², a 9x4m swimming pool, with its green lawn on a 3000m² park entirely closed.

Labelled as 'Bienvenue à la Ferme'. You are welcome on the site and in the shop wher can be found season fruit and vegetables straight from the field but also processed goods such as jams, fruit purées, pepper or aubergine sauce without forgetting the traditional tourtière.

Educational walk around the farm on the 4 seasons topic.

New, terraced, functional and airy house, at the heart of the owners’ farm where you will be able to sample their fresh fruit, vegetables and pastries. A stone’s throw from the river Lot and its various leisure pursuits: fishing, walking, picnicking and relaxing by the water…

The motor caravan area des Tuileries is situated in the heart of the same name farm. We cultivate here plums, strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes and others fruits and vegetables depending on seasons. You can also savour a snack made with the farm's products and above all, Mme Chauvel's inimitable pie.

In the heart of Lot-et-Garonne, the Lot Valley Séchoir à Tabac (tobacco drying shed) will offer you the most original and unforgettable of stays for a totally relaxing break. A spacious 40m² guest room has been fitted out under the rafters and at sunset you will have the impression of going to sleep in a wooden cathedral in the middle of the countryside. At meal times you will find it difficult to resist the temptation of the regional cuisine served by Sylvie your host. You will succumb to the pleasures of the foie gras and prunes she lovingly prepares. Don’t miss the fortified medieval towns scattered all along the valley.

A cosy little caravan on a fruit farm for a relaxing break and a taste of country life. To escape the hustle and bustle of town life come and cultivate your well-being in the Lot-et-Garonne countryside. Swim in the heated pool, relax in the 1.25 acre grounds stroll through the orchards with their plum and apple trees, go for a bike ride and enjoy the farm shop with its local produce. Everything is ready to provide you with a relaxing stay and nurture your well-being.

Le Bosc campsite is situated in peaceful and verdant surroundings. It proposes many activities in a family atmosphere.

At the Maison de la Noisette, you are welcomed by modern-day farmers.

Enter into a world of hazelnuts, in a farm that produces and transforms the fruit into a wide range of specialities: hazelnut aperitifs, sweets, kitchen products ..

An educational and playful space completed with a video reveals the secrets of the hazelnut: the legendary tree, its modern culture, the squirrel corner for children, the metamorphosis of this small fruit

The tasting is obligatory at the squirrel's nibble!

Welcome to the land of the hazelnut! Here the cultivation of hazelnuts is a passion which is lived in family. You will discover a farm with peasant and artisanal know-how, transforming the fruit into a wide range of specialities: roasted hazelnuts, kitchen products, pastry products, chocolate products.

The visit, suitable for young and old alike, opens you to a "world of hazelnuts": from the old tree with its crispy legends to the ecosystem of its modern culture, or the life of the squirrel ...... A playful and educational trail (with video)

A journey that leads you to discover the flavours of hazelnuts: compulsory tasting of the farm's specialities.

And for the more playful, on the outdoor trail and solve the investigation of inspector Rouxy.

This farm grows hazelnuts and makes them into a wide variety of specialities. The farm’s stone barn houses an educational area with information about hazelnut production, transformation and history. Taste some delicious nutty products at the “Grignote de l’écureuil”, including hazelnut liqueurs, sweets and cooking products. The farm tour is rounded off with a video. In summer the farm is a stop-off point on the “Gourmet Stroll” themed walks.

Located between 2 EDF dams, this course measures 9.8 km.

Access to the Lot is facilitated by the presence of boat slips, a fishing pontoon accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM) and secure areas. Pontoons follow the bank and allow walkers and fishermen to have a privileged access to the bank and the parking lots allow cars with trailers and camping-cars to settle near their fishing site. It is also surrounded by several lodgings with the "Fishing Lodging" label, allowing the reception of fishermen with adapted facilities.

A kingdom of trophy fish with record-sized carnivores and white fish, this night carp fishing course is also a high spot for sporting competitions... Perfect for discovering or perfecting your techniques from the shore, by boat or float-tube!

Breeder of fattened duck, the Cauffour farm cultivates the tradition and know-how of fattened duck cooking. All the products come from the force-feeding with whole corn

Possibility of cooking courses on request.

The farm is exceptionally open to visits within the framework of Ferme en Ferme.

Les Vergers de Roussel produce apples grown in a sustainable approach.

Mr and Mrs Moll also make and sell a wide range of juices and sparky beverages from their apples: apple/strawberries, apple/peach, apple/raspberry, apple/cherry juice, etc.

The organic rock farm has been producing and processing organic fruits and vegetables for 35 years. It also offers bread, pastries, syrups, fruit juices, desserts and pizzas.

Tèrra Aventura is an original walk, a treasure hunt that allows you to discover the territory, the local heritage and anecdotes while playing.

Equipped with the mobile app or the road map, the family sets off on an adventure. With clues to take up, riddles to solve and a treasure to look for, young and old alike choose to explore the forest, towns, villages... with the excitement of finding the Grail: the Poi'z. These little characters with strong character who populate the universe of "Terra Aventura", guide you and their badges are to be collected. This fantastic universe allows you to share privileged moments with your family and to meet often unusual places.

The route is 3 km long; about 1 to 2 hours walk maximum. Have fun with Zécolo.

In the heart of the steep and wild hillsides of the Pays de Serres, the Lac du Salabert site, a natural fauna-flora reserve and nature discovery centre, extends over 25 hectares. The Maison de la Nature offers equipped and animated itineraries to discover this preserved natural environment in an interactive way: lookout huts to observe the fauna, botanical trail to learn about the flora, introduction to fishing and demonstration of beekeeping. Interpretation trail.

Guided tours are given either by amateurs (the life of the bees, visit of the apiary) or by a professional (environment, nature, bio diversity fauna flora) or both, for a day or half-day.

The Terra Aventura trail is available around the lake.

About 30km north-east of Agen, Nénuphars Latour-Marliac Garden is located in the village of Temple/Lot, near the river which receives water from its basins. Labelled as a “Remarkable Garden”, it is also the oldest nursery of water lilies in the world and the site of the National Collection of Water lilies. It is open from May to October, for the full flowering period of its 250 rustic and tropical species.

The Latour-Marliac Water Lily Garden invites you to wander around a 2.5 ha park, from an exotic greenhouse which houses the Victoria giant water lily to a bamboo garden, from reservoirs surrounded by ponds to the Japanese bridge… It is possible to eat among the flowers in Marliacea Café and to buy plants on site, thinking of the painter Claude Monet who came here to find his water lilies in the late 19th century.