Château des Vigiers - Golf Breaks Dordogne

The course opened in 1992 and was designed by Donald Steel, who is considered one of the very best “natural” golf course architects. Arranged in three 9-hole loops, giving three 18-hole combinations, our golf course has been rated in the top ten courses in South West France.

Other golf facilities include a 6-hole academy course, a covered driving range, practice greens and bunkers as well as resident golf Professionals, making Vigiers an ideal place to begin or improve your game.

The Relais is a modern and comfortable hotel, its architectural concept is based on the traditional tobacco-drying barn typical of the Dordogne.

Bright, airy, and refreshingly spacious rooms with terracotta tiles, streamlined furnishings with soft warm colors. Everything has been thought top optimise the golfer’s comfort and well-being.

Restaurant “Les Fresques” is situated in the 16th century château. Head Chef, Didier Casaguana was awarded 1 Michelin Star in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. “Les Fresques” offers a sophisticated and sumptuous dining experience, complemented by an extensive wine list. Open every day except Sunday evening. Closed all day Wednesday.

Brasserie “Le Chai” is set in our old wine making building and offers a more informal and relaxed dining experience, also serving lighter meals and snacks. (lunch: 12pm – 2pm, snacks: 2pm – 4pm, diner: 7pm – 9pm).

In our intimate spa by Sothys, we offer a complete range of professional beauty and relaxation treatments together with a range of health and well-being activities.

• Spa
• Two heated outdoor pools
• Hydrotherapy pool
• Beauty shop
• Fitness Room
• Sauna
• Jacuzzi*
• Outdoor heated swimming pool (open May to late Autumn)

Our multilingual staff are delighted to organise visits to sample the produce at the AOC vineyards of Bordeaux and Bergerac, or enjoy the many local markets, where you can buy local specialities such as truffles, cèpes, and foie gras.

There is so much to do and see in the Dordogne. Testament to the history of the region are the hundreds of castles dotted along the banks of the river Dordogne. Many are open to visitors and well worth a day trip