Heated pool and paddling pool
In the heart of Le Grand Figeac within striking distance of Cahors, Conques and Rocamadour, the charming village of Cajarc is an old medieval town in Le Quercy steeped in history, with spectacular views over the Vallée du Lot. The Domaine des Cazelles residence awaits here in a spot that’s perfect for outdoorsy family holidays, a site well-known for its cycle tourism and eco-tourism facilities with Station Verte (‘green resort’) status. The town has also been awarded the Site Remarquable du Goût label for its saffron-growing activities.
A lake hugs the village, stretching over 2.5 km long and widely considered one of France’s best: a fantastic opportunity to try water skiing, and give fishing a go. Cajarc is a huge favourite with ramblers and hikers, serving as a major stop-off along the Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle pilgrim trail (GR 65) that cuts across the Lozère and Lot regions.
Treat yourself to accommodation in one of the comfy maisonettes to sleep up to 8 guests, kitted out with a television and fully-equipped kitchen. The residence has its very own large outdoor pool and paddling pool as well as tennis courts and ping pong tables.
Saint-Cirq Lapopie: Perched high atop its rocky outcrop high in the unspoiled Vallée du Lot, the village of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is one of France’s most remarkable sites. A listed historic monument in its own right, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is also on the list of France’s most beautiful villages.
Figeac: Welcome to Figeac, a charming medieval Town of Art and History!
Rocamadour:Set off to explore a sacred site of pilgrimage: the village of Rocamadour hugs the limestone cliffside overlooking the Alzou canyon! From the highest point of the medieval village (the ramparts of the ancient fort), take in the spell-binding views that stretch across the entire village, the Alzou canyon and the untouched landscapes of the surrounding Parc Naturel Régional des Causses du Quercy.
The Gouffre de Padirac: Delve deep into the underbelly of the Earth in this natural cavity measuring 33 metres across and 75 metres deep. Further down, at 103 beneath the ground, an underground river awaits.
The Cajarc water sports base, adventure trail, canoeing/kayaking, rock climbing, fishing, hiking trails, horse-riding, cycle tourism, mountain biking, and more.
Use your time in the Lot region to get moving with some mountain biking. Wind your way along the maze of cycle paths and roads here, taking in the beauty of the landscape amidst valleys and causse plateaus. Whether you’re a complete beginner or seasoned cyclist, you’re sure to find the right itinerary for you. For more information on circuits and itineraries, check: https://www.tourisme-lot.com/balades-et-randonnees/circuits-velo-et-vtt
Lieux-dits Au Bournac et Le Pech 46160 CAJARC
Paris (570 km) - Cahors (50 km) - Figeac (25 km). Arriving off the A20, take the exit Cahors N57, follow the D662 heading to Cajarc/Villefranche-de-Rouergue, and then take the D119. In Limogne follow signs for Figeac to Cajarc. In Cajarc centre, follow signs for Figeac. 150 metres after the Intermarché, turn right down the road. After the bend, take the second right to get to the car park.
Toulouse/Blagnac international airport 1h30 by car or coach from Cahors via the A20.
TGV train to Toulouse. From Toulouse, take the TER (bus or rail bus), alight at Souillac, Gourdon or Cahors.
Saturday: 8:00am to 11:00am and 3:00pm to 7:30pm. Sunday morning: 9:00am to 11:00am.
Rest of the week: 9:00am to 11:00am and 4:00pm to 7:00pm.
Arrivals outside the opening periods of the reception: please contact the reception
Outdoor pool and paddling pool open in high season weather permitting, opening hours 10:00am to 7:00pm/8:00pm in high season
Tourist tax: 0.99€/day/per person over 18
Deposit: 350€