Nestled at 120 Impasse de la Noyeraie in Saint Geniès, Ferme de la Blogeonie offers a calm and authentic escape in the heart of the Périgord Noir. Just 10 minutes from Sarlat-la-Canéda and the famous Lascaux caves, our farm combines rural charm with carefully designed comfort to create a memorable stay for couples, families, and nature lovers.
Our signature treehouse is perched seven metres above the ground and invites guests to reconnect with nature without sacrificing comfort. Wake to birdsong, sip coffee while watching the sunrise, and relax in a heated spa available all year. The surrounding countryside and nearby Flow Vélo route — only 500 metres from the cabin — provide excellent opportunities for cycling, walking, and exploring the Dordogne landscape.
Hosts Marc and Virginie bring a unique story and skill set to the farm. Former nurserymen in Brittany, they transitioned in 2020 to a life focused on beekeeping and artisanal production. Marc manages a hundred productive hives, while Virginie transforms fruits, walnuts, and honey into homemade pastries and farm-made treats available on request. Their warm hospitality and local expertise will help you discover the best of the region — from seasonal truffle markets to weekly farmers’ markets.
Food lovers will enjoy local markets in Saint Geniès and Sarlat, with options ranging from fresh produce and foie gras to summer gourmet evenings at the Market Gourmand. For outdoor enthusiasts, canoe and kayak trips on the Dordogne or Vézère rivers, scenic hikes, and cultural visits to medieval villages and prehistoric sites are within easy reach.
Practical details: pets are not accepted, same-day reservations close at 11:00, arrival is between 17:00 and 19:00, and departures are before 10:30. Optional local dining choices include a Périgourdine salad and an apéritif plate for two, prepared with farm-fresh ingredients.
Experience a genuine farm stay that blends rural living, regional flavors, and thoughtful comfort. Book your stay at Ferme de la Blogeonie and discover the Périgord Noir from a peaceful, elevated vantage point.
