Activities On The River
Aside from the usual activities such as tennis and golf available in many areas of France, there are a number of water-related activities related to the Dordogne River, including:
- Fishing, an age-old pastime for the locals and for visitors
- Canoeing and kayaking, very popular (canoes & kayaks are easy to rent)
- Boating in a Gabare (a traditional skiff peculiar to the Dordogne)
- Rafting
- Swimming
- Motorboating
- Sailing
- Rowing and sculling
- Waterskiing
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Next To Dordogne.
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