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18-04-2016
Our Dordogne tours start in Souillac and Sarlat, these historic towns are great places to start a tour once you figure out how you will get there. In the following article, we will cover the different options you have for arriving in Souillac and Sarlat.
Dordogne by plane
Dordogne can sound far away, but with air service from some European hubs to Brive Airport (BVE) and to Toulouse Airport (TLS), travelers now have more time-saving choices than ever! Paris and Bordeaux are also airports you can fly into if you want to explore more of France’s gastronomy, but the train rides to Souillac and Sarlat will be long.
Soulliac by train
Sarlat by train
Whatever your choice is, the reward is huge… you’ll explore an area that is like no place else: medieval castles, prehistoric caves, and quiet roads will all contribute to making your stay a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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