Having enjoyed many a walk around Grand Etang de Saint-Estèphe, we have often passed the sign for 'Boucle de Grand Roc' and finally followed the loop to discover the Roc Branlant (Wobbly Rock) and Chapelet du Diable (Devil's Rosary). The 'granite chaos' stretches 250m along La Doue stream and is a magnificent geological site. Read on to find out about the history and the myths related to this wonderful sight, and how to get here.

A holiday in your own car, in your own house, doing your own thing in the Dordogne … you can't get much safer and Covid-free than that! In a region of 9,000 km2 with only 47 inhabitants per km2, you can quite easily choose to socially distance throughout your holiday, by quite some margin depending on your itinerary. Read on to see how we are making sure your stay at Bonnes Routes will be extra safe.

In addition to wonderful roads to drive, we also have wonderful countryside to explore on our doorstep. Haute-Vienne Tourisme provides an excellent interactive map of over 200 hiking trails. These range from very easy to difficult, short to long, flat to hilly terrain, suitable for walking or biking. All of them have the common goal of helping you enjoy the unspoiled nature, discover ancient villages and traditional heritage of the local area. Check it out and see what’s on offer on the doorstep of Bonnes Routes.