The quaint and beautiful Les Magnolias is quintessentially French and the perfect place to stay whilst exploring the Dordogne Valley and its natural treasures.
Les Magnolias is situated in the small town of Lalinde approximately 30-minute drive east from Bergerac. It stands on the banks of the famous Dordogne River and wonderful views can be found all over the property. The mansion and adjacent warehouse building date back to the 18th century and have been converted to offer comfortable, boutique accommodation.
All the rooms are tastefully decorated, feature en suite bathrooms and complimentary Wi-Fi is also available. Old magnolia, cedar, oak and olive trees can be seen throughout the grounds and it is possible to observe a number of bird species whilst walking around. Les Magnolias also has a swimming pool, a bar and a terrace looking out over the Dordogne River and the surrounding countryside.
The Dordogne and Vézère Valleys in south-west France have been called ‘an exotic England, steeped in prehistory’. This trip concentrates on the superb range of butterflies, birds and wildflowers to be found in this beautiful region, accompanied by two experts on the region’s wildlife. Find out more about Butterflies, Birds & Wildflowers of the Dordogne
A gentle introduction to the rich wildlife and prehistory of the Dordogne, this tour offers birds, orchids and prehistory in abundance. Resident birds and summer visitors are nesting and there is birdsong everywhere. We’ll also enjoy the region’s huge variety of orchids and other wildflowers. Find out more about Spring Birds, Orchids & Prehistory in Wild Dordogne
Our early spring tour to the Dordogne and Vézère Valleys in south-west France goes in search of an exciting range of resident and migrant birds. From wallcreepers and alpine accentors to woodpeckers and black-winged kites, we visit a variety of habitats with expert local naturalist David Simpson. Find out more about Wallcreepers, Black-winged Kites & Woodpeckers in France
The Dordogne in south-west France is an excellent destination for birding, butterfly-watching and for wildflowers. It represents a ‘stepping-stone’ between the UK’s fauna and flora and that of more exotic regions. With a high diversity of species on offer, it is a wonderful region for the naturalist to explore. Find Out More about {acc:title}
