La Cuisine d'Alice Romantic stay at the Charteuse du Maine in Cubjac

LUXURY GITES IN DORDOGNE PERIGORD

La Chartreuse du Maine Breathe and let the magic happen... within this 27-hectare estate. On the border of the Périgord Blanc and Périgord Noir, this Chartreuse promises you a stay just like you've dreamed of, immersed in a revitalizing natural setting.

A haven of peace in the Dordogne

The 4* Chartreuse du Maine offers you the peace and privacy you need for a peaceful vacation.

With only three vacation rentals, each independent and private, you can fully enjoy the peace and quiet of this unspoiled estate. Here, the bountiful natural environment offers everyone the opportunity to recharge their batteries and reconnect with what matters most. Here, each morning awakens to the songs of hoopoes and finches.

Luxury and authentic comfort

Savor every moment in one of the beautiful character vacation rentals.

Carefully designed in buildings dating from 1702, these gîtes harmoniously combine modern comfort and old-world charm.

Every morning, you can wake up in a private flower garden, lulled by the tranquility of the 27-hectare park. From the moment you arrive, you will be seduced by the elegance and refinement of the accommodations, where every detail has been designed for your well-being.

Whether in the warm Maison de Marc , the romantic Cuisine d'Alice, or the elegant Chez Colette et Mimi, you will feel at home, in authentic comfort, surrounded by furniture and objects found at the region's flea markets.

Spacious living spaces, high-end amenities and careful decoration await you, for a vacation marked by luxury and relaxation.

Discoveries and Escapes

Whether you're a history, food, or nature lover, the Périgord region is full of treasures to discover. Visit the famous Lascaux IV Cave, stroll through the medieval streets of Sarlat, or explore the gourmet markets of Périgueux.

With the Chartreuse du Maine as your starting point, each day promises to be rich in emotions and discoveries.

The vineyards of Bergerac and Saint-Émilion are an hour's drive away, offering wine lovers the opportunity to taste the region's finest vintages. Nature lovers can also explore the hiking trails that wind through the Auvézère Gorges and the Vézère Valley, veritable reserves of wild flora and fauna, offering breathtaking landscapes.

Back at the Chartreuse du Maine, you can relax by the swimming pool, stroll in the green park, wander in the vegetable garden or simply enjoy a moment of calm and serenity in your private garden.

Discover Cubjac, a Little-Known Treasure of Périgord

Located in the lush heart of the Périgord region, Cubjac is a picturesque village that charms with its authenticity and tranquility. Nestled along the banks of the Auvézère River, this village offers an ideal getaway for those seeking authentic experiences and unspoiled landscapes.

Don't miss the Saint-Martin church, its architecture dating from the 12th century, its magnificent frescoes awaiting classification and restoration.

The old bridge of Cubjac (renovated in 2021/2022), which spans the Auvézère River, is an emblematic place of the village. It is the perfect place for a romantic stroll or a photo shoot. You will also find a small sandy beach there.

To Discover in the Surrounding Area (within a radius of 30 km)

Around Cubjac, a range of attractions and historical sites await you, guaranteeing action-packed days and lasting memories.

• Tourtoirac Cave : Just a few kilometers from Cubjac, discover this spectacular cave adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. A fascinating visit for geology and underground adventure enthusiasts.
• Sarlat-la-Canéda : About thirty kilometers from Cubjac, Sarlat is a beautifully preserved medieval town renowned for its historic architecture and lively markets. Stroll through its cobbled streets, explore its artisan shops, and savor the delights of local cuisine on the sunny terraces.
• Lascaux IV Cave : Dive into the region's prehistoric past with a visit to Lascaux IV Cave, an impressive reproduction of the famous Lascaux cave paintings. Less than 30 km from Cubjac, this must-see attraction offers an immersive experience in the art and culture of our ancestors.
• Château de Hautefort : Overlooking the verdant hills of Périgord, Château de Hautefort is an architectural gem dating back to the 17th century. Stroll through its formal gardens, explore its richly decorated rooms, and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this majestic residence.
• Périgueux : Périgueux, the capital of Périgord, renowned for its rich historical heritage, its picturesque alleys with Renaissance mansions, its remains of a Roman villa housed by the remarkable Vesunna museum, and, on the way to Santiago de Compostela, its majestic Romano-Byzantine style cathedral, whose 5 imposing domes overlook the river. Périgueux's gastronomy is famous thanks to its local producers' markets, generous and lively all year round (Wednesday and Saturday mornings). Discover and savor its Périgord specialties, enhanced by its many gourmet and refined restaurants nestled in the heart of the historic district. Don't miss its "Gourmet Nights": they will take place on Wednesdays July 17, 24, 31 and August 7, 14, 21, 2024 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
• Brantôme en Périgord : Dominated by its impressive Benedictine abbey and crossed by the Dronne River, Brantôme en Périgord offers a unique medieval atmosphere, with its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and verdant gardens. Brantôme Abbey, founded in the 8th century, is an architectural gem not to be missed, housing peaceful cloisters, flower gardens, and an imposing tower offering panoramic views of the town and its surroundings. In addition to its abbey, Brantôme is also famous for its lively market (Friday mornings), local artisans, and gastronomic delights. Visitors can sample fresh regional produce at the weekly market or savor traditional Périgord cuisine in one of the village's many picturesque restaurants.
• Sorges : Located in the heart of the Périgord region, Sorges is a charming village renowned as the truffle capital. Renowned for its gastronomic heritage, the village offers a unique immersion in truffle culture, with its dedicated museum (the "Ecomuseum of Truffles"), discovery trails, and lively local markets. This little corner of the Périgord is therefore a must-see destination for those passionate about gastronomy and local produce, combining rural charm and culinary delights.
• Thiviers : Thiviers, the capital of foie gras, reveals its charms in the heart of the Périgord Vert, with its lively market (one of the most beautiful in the region - on Saturday mornings), its Romanesque churches and its authentic atmosphere conducive to

Your privileged welcome

Catherine and Maxence welcome you personally to their family estate and are at your disposal throughout your stay.

Their knowledge of the region and their wise advice will allow you to experience an unforgettable holiday, discovering the treasures of the Périgord. Thanks to their "Magic Map", you will be able to explore places of tourist interest often overlooked by guidebooks, as well as the most beautiful routes in the region.

You can also benefit from their recommendations for restaurants, gourmet markets and shops, for a total immersion in the local culture and gastronomy. Living on site, they are available to answer all your questions and help you plan your excursions, while remaining discreet so that you can fully enjoy your privacy. Their warm hospitality and attention to detail will make your stay at the Chartreuse du Maine a truly unforgettable experience.