Relax and unwind in the beautiful countryside of the Dordogne.

The Domaine l?Etang de Sandanet offers accommodation in your own self contained gite or chambre d?hotes (B&B). Situated in a hamlet just outside the charming village of Issac, in the countryside next to a fishing lake. There are several activities available, including hiking, fishing, cycling, swimming in the communal heated pool, table tennis and children?s play area. There is a barbecue and garden furniture.

The holiday complex is spread over 3 hectares of enclosed secure grounds with a gated entrance and private parking. There is a communal heated swimming pool with pool side terrace, slide and shower. A bar is available throughout the day for soft drinks and snacks. Breakfast may be taken in the dinning room.

Each gite offers standard accommodation:
lounge with television,
kitchen dining area, fridge/freezer, cooker (electric) or mini oven/grill,
microwave, dishwasher,
washing machine, iron and ironing board, hoover,
shower and separate wc,
centralheating.

The chambre d?hote offers a double bedroom with television, shower and wc, convector.

Smoking is not permitted anywhere indoors in any part of the complex including the gites and chambre d?hotes. Pets are not allowed.

The Pays de Bergerac provides a wonderful combination of gentle countryside, picturesque towns and villages, fine wine and gourmet food.

The Dordogne, one of the most beautiful rivers of France, winds it way through Bergerac and was once of enormous importance to the region?s economy; it can be enjoyed by walks along its banks or taking a boat trip in a traditional gabare.

The renovated old town has been restored to its former beauty and a pleasurable afternoon can be spent simply strolling its streets and relaxing in its shady squares.

Lac Jemaye is one of several nearby lakes offering a beach area and watersports, canoeing or pedalos. There is a childrens play area, nature trail, restaurant and snacks, a good day out.

There are several bastide towns throughout the valley of the Dordogne, the region of France which boasts the most chateaux. Perigueux, the capital of the department, with its cathedral and ancient city centre is half an hour away. St Emilion and the many vineyards of the region are a must for those who wish to sample and perhaps take home some very fine wines.

A little further a field are the classic sites of the Dordogne valley - dramatic cliff top villages, troglodyte settlements, les Eyzies and prehistoric caves, Domme, Beynac and Castlenaud.