Trémolat is a picturesque village located in the Dordogne department, in the heart of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of the Périgord Noir, it is famous for its river meander, the Cingle de Trémolat, one of the most iconic natural sights of the Dordogne. Trémolat offers an experience of rural and historic luxury, with old stone houses, a tranquil atmosphere, and a privileged position for exploring the region's rich gastronomic and prehistoric culture, making it a perfect base for our authenticity-loving guests.

What our local guides recommend to see: Landscape and Heritage

• Cingle de Trémolat – The meander of the Dordogne river, to be admired from the viewpoint at Plage de Trémolat. We recommend visiting it early in the morning when the fog rises from the river, for an unforgettable shot.
• Saint-Hilaire Church – An example of fortified Romanesque architecture, a historical gem in the heart of the village.
• Cycle Paths and Kayaking on the Dordogne – Rent a kayak to descend the river or a bicycle to explore the banks, an active experience to enjoy the natural beauty.
• La Roque Gageac and Beynac-et-Cazenac – Close to Trémolat, two of the most beautiful villages in France, with their castles dominating the Dordogne.

Gastronomy and Typical Products of Périgord Noir

• Black Truffle of Périgord (Truffe Noire) – The gastronomic gem of the region. We recommend booking a tasting or looking for dishes that use it very fresh (in season).
• Goose or Duck Foie Gras – A product of excellence from the South-West, to be enjoyed in terrine or simply seared.
• Périgord Walnuts (Noix du Périgord PDO) – Used in oils, cakes (the famous Gâteau aux Noix), and as snacks.
• Bergerac and Monbazillac Wines – Robust red wines (Bergerac) or sweet and fortified white wines (Monbazillac) to accompany the Foie Gras.

Experiences: Châteaux and Prehistory

Périgord Noir is known as the 'Valley of Man' for its prehistoric sites. We recommend combining a visit to Trémolat with an excursion to the Lascaux IV Cave (replica) to admire prehistoric cave art. Alternatively, for a touch of historic luxury, visit the nearby castles of Beynac or Castelnaud, imagining noble life on the banks of the Dordogne, perhaps concluding with a starred lunch nearby.

Institutional Links

• Official Website of the Municipality of Trémolat
• Official Website for Tourism in Dordogne-Périgord

Top 3 Charming Accommodations Recommended by our travel designers

• Le Vieux Logis – A luxury and charming hotel in Trémolat, renowned for its rustic-elegant atmosphere, park, and excellent service.
• Hôtel de Bouilhac (in Montignac) – A nearby castle-hotel, for a historic luxury stay with a large pool and quality restaurant.
• Hostellerie du Passeur (near Trémolat) – Offers an intimate experience with a restaurant and charming accommodations in an old building.

Top 3 Recommended Restaurants with Michelin Stars

• Restaurant Le Vieux Logis (Le Bistro de la Piscine) – The in-house gourmet restaurant of the hotel, a gastronomic institution in Dordogne, ideal for a romantic dinner.
• Le Grand Bleu (in Sarlat-la-Canéda) – Starred restaurant that highlights truffle and local products.
• Les Fresques (in Monestier) – Another excellent starred option in the region, for refined and creative cuisine.