soleil-plage vitrac

Apr 9, 2005
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Self Catering

Date of Holiday: Aug 2005

Tour Operator: Booked Independently

Submitted By: Mr H Powell

Overall Rating: 10/10

Comments: Great location next to a superb river with safe bathing for kids, fishing, snorkelling, canoeing. Pebble and sand beaches available if you want to BBQ on the bank or on the island.

Good sports facilities - canoe, tennis, table tennis and new multisports [tennis/baketball/footie/etc.] Good pool complex with some amazing banana plants. Golf just down the road [1km] but not cheap.

Easy access to Sarlat and other Dordogne towns.

Friendly management, pleasant restaurant. Bar is small but terrace under the walnut tree is a good place to enjoy a wine or two. [maybe more]

We wondered if going back for a 3rd year was a mistake but when we arrived the kids inflated the water toys and set off for the river whilst adults put their feet up and relaxed knowing 13 and 11 year old kids could play safely. 20 minutes later we had 2 amused kids and 2 relaxed adults - and so it remained for the rest of the week.

If you like to go and explore then you will find loads of history/culture in the area - Those with an interest in history will need several weeks to scratch the surface of all that is offered and those who have an interest in food will not be disappointed either.

We have been to places where more entertainment is prearranged and more happens of an evening but we have never found a site with a better location or where a more relaxing atmosphere is to be found. Suggest Le Moulinal at Biron has more arranged entertainment and an equally good atmosphere but its lake is no match for the Dordogne when it comes to a location.

Board Basis: Self Catering

Date of Holiday: Jun 2005

Tour Operator: Direct Holidays

Submitted By: Alice HOOR

Overall Rating: 10/10

Comments: 4 STARS Soleil plage is in a magnificent site, along the Dordogne river (canoeing, fishing, swimming on the beach) in front of an impressive cliff, among a green landscape full of trees and meadows.

Either you are in a camping pitch, a mobile-home or a chalet, you can meet in the centre called "the village" with its fountain, its beautiful flowers, restaurant from simple to "grande cuisine", take-away, bar, terrasses, minimart and a welcoming multilingual RECEPTION which was allowed this year, the price "l'etoile d'OR of the best camping du SUD OUEST". Plenty to do inside, sports-wise, aquatic park entertainment and outside in this CASTLE COUNTRY, middle-age towns and villages and markets, Neolithic caves, golf, balloon, accrobranche, bicycle, hiking. So easy to fly from many English cities with low cost Ryan air &FLYBE to Bergerac, where you could hire a car.

First time for me, but I have already booked fro 2006 because the high season is almost full.

No surprise that the region is invaded by BRITS...

We are of there this summer
 
Mar 21, 2006
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Hi, my wife and I stayed here for two weeks at the start of July this year, weather, site, people, pool and facilities were great, cannot really fault any of it, would certainly go back, what do you look for whilst on holiday, are you with caravan or what!
 
Mar 14, 2005
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Hi folks - we stayed here some 10 years ago in ready erected tent and had a fabulous time. Have considered going back with large single axle van. What are the pitches like these days, and more importantly access to site? Years ago access was not brilliant for largish vans.

Cheers

John
 
Hi folks - we stayed here some 10 years ago in ready erected tent and had a fabulous time. Have considered going back with large single axle van. What are the pitches like these days, and more importantly access to site? Years ago access was not brilliant for largish vans.

Cheers

John
Try and get one of the pitches against the river. We got a large twin axle in with a few shunts. The facilities are good and waking up next to river makes for a good day.
 

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