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Top things to do in the Lot
Between its wide open spaces, its riverslisted towns and major tourist attractions, the Lot promises a multitude of discoveries.
At Mas de Nadal, you’ll have plenty of time to recharge your batteries after each new day’s excursion! Book a stay that combines relaxation and adventure!
The Glamping
Spirit
Beaches, rivers and lakes near Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Around the campsite, you can cool off in lush green valleys sheltered by high cliffs.
Along the riverside, you’ll discover beaches where you can enjoy a refreshing swim on a hot summer’s day. Stroll along the winding banks of the Célé, Vers, Lot, Ouysse and Alzou rivers!
The waters of the Aumière, Talibeau and Saint-Nanphaise lakes also offer a wide range of outdoor activities and the prospect of a pleasant swim.
Enjoy swimming and water activities in natural waters, one of the many facets of tourism in the Lot!
Parc naturel des
Causses du Quercy
In the heart of the protected area of the Parc Naturel des Causses du Quercy, Mas de Nadal, through its labels and sustainable commitmentsadheres to the values of environmental preservation and heritage enhancement promoted by the Park’s charter.
This precious territory, made up of a mosaic of villages and landscapes, combines art de vivre, nature and history.
Discover exceptional flora and fauna on interpretive trails, on horseback or by bike!
Explore geosites, the unusual and often spectacular places that tell the geological story of the region: caves, phosphatières, chasms, archaeosites, cliffs and creeks.
Places not to be missed
Your campsite near Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is close to many of the Lot’s tourist attractions, starting with the internationally renowned Gouffre de Padirac.
You’ll also have the chance to visit some of the Lot’s most beautiful villages, including the town of RocamadourMartel and Saint-Cirq-Lapopie.
The Lot’s heritage includes other must-see sites such as the Pech Merle cave, with its rock paintings dating back over 20,000 years.
À Cahorsthe Lot’s largest town, you can admire the emblematic Pont Valentré, a Unesco-listed bridge, and the sublime Saint-Étienne cathedral. Don’t miss a stroll through the old town of Figeacanother not-to-be-missed vacation destination!
Cultural visits
The Lot’s historical and cultural heritage is one of the richest in France, with evidence of every era from prehistory to the Renaissance.
The region boasts an exceptional number of castles, many of which bear witness to the Hundred Years’ War. Visit Cénevières, Montal, Castelnau-Bretenoux, Assier or Bonaguil.
In Cabrerets, don’t miss the discovery of troglodyte dwellings, and fascinating museums will enlighten you on the history, traditions and know-how of the Lot.
These include the Cuzals museum, dedicated to life in the Quercy countryside, and the Musée des Écritures du Monde in the heart of Figeac.
The most beautiful towns in the Lot
The success of tourism in the Lot is based not only on its spectacular natural landscapes, but also on its exceptional built heritage.
Staying at Mas de Nadal gives you the chance to explore the remarkable town of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, a medieval village perched high above the meandering Lot river.
You can also visit the breathtaking town of Rocamadour, the jewel of the region, the picturesque village of Martel and the charming town of Carennac.
The larger, livelier towns of Figeac and Carjac welcome you for weekly markets, shopping and heritage walks.
The capital of the Lot region, Cahors is also well worth a visit. Come aboard a barge and admire the town and its famous listed bridge from the waters of the river!
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a sportsman’s paradise, river beaches and local produce
