Just 30 minutes from Bordeaux, the Libourne region promises relaxation in the heart of nature! Here you’ll find a preserved environment and landscapes that undulate between rivers and vineyards. Designated a “World Biosphere Reserve” by UNESCO in 2012, the Dordogne River, and its tributaries, the Isle and the Dronne, are a treasure dear to the hearts of the Libourne region.
Today, you can visit mills, sail on the Dordogne from the Port of Libourne Saint-Emilion, surf the tidal bore 100 km from the ocean, or sail up the Isle River… If wine is the Libourne region’s culinary asset, the rivers are its charm.
The Libournais is the ideal place to spend a beautiful evening by the water with friends or family at sunset. With your feet in the grass with a breathtaking view of Libourne and its Grand Port Tower, on stilts with a view of the confluence, on the banks of the Isle in countryside mode or afterwork style with a view of the sunset and the port of Libourne… in short, gourmet spots for all tastes!
Unfortunately, we are not offering cruises this year, but stay tuned for 2026!
Did you know that the Libourne region is the second-largest fishing spot in Gironde? Whether you’re an amateur, avid angler, or just a casual fisherman, you can enjoy enclosed fishing, particularly at Lac des Dagueys: free fishing activities are offered all summer by the Tourist Office.
The Isle River is also an endless playground for open-water anglers, whether on the towpaths or in the shade of the riverside trees for a bucolic fishing trip.
