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Bergerac
Sarlat: Prehistory & Cave Art Private Tour
540
Overview
Explore the world of early humans with the Private Full Day Prehistory and Paleolithic Art from Sarlat. This tour takes history buffs on a journey back in time to discover the fascinating prehistoric art and culture of the Dordogne region. With an expert local guide, delve into the mysteries of the Paleolithic era.
The adventure includes visits to key sites like the National Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies, home to an impressive collection of artifacts. Guests will also experience the wonders of Lascaux IV, the International Center for Cave Art, and Rouffignac Cave, where original drawings and etchings await. This experience offers a unique opportunity to admire ancient art and learn about the lives of our ancestors.
Included are convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off, guided tours of the National Prehistory Museum, reservations for Lascaux and Rouffignac Caves, and transportation in a comfortable minivan with an English-speaking driver-guide who is an expert on the Dordogne. All entrance tickets are included. Please note that personal travel insurance, meals, drinks, gratuities, and expenses not mentioned in the program are excluded. Booster seats are available for children. 
Highlights
Discover Prehistoric Art: See amazing cave paintings and learn about the artists who created them thousands of years ago.
Visit Top Prehistoric Sites: Explore the National Prehistory Museum, Lascaux IV, and Rouffignac Cave with ease.
Enjoy a Private Tour: Get personalized attention from a local expert in a small group setting.
Hassle-Free Experience: Relax with hotel pick-up/drop-off and included entrance tickets.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally rave about the knowledgeable guides and the incredible prehistoric sites visited, but some note the fast pace and exclusion of meals.
Customers say the tour guide is very knowledgeable and friendly.
Visitors enjoy the convenience of hotel pick-up and drop-off.
Many reviewers highlight the impressive cave art at Lascaux and Rouffignac.
The private tour experience is praised for being personalized and informative.
Some customers found the tour a bit rushed.
A few visitors mentioned that meals are not included in the tour price.
The Journey
National Prehistory Museum (Les Eyzies)
Delve into the captivating world of prehistoric humans at the National Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil. Home to a vast collection of over six million artifacts, including 18,000 pieces on display, the museum meticulously chronicles the development of hominids. Founded on the vision of Denis Peyrony, who convinced France to acquire the Château des Eyzies in 1913, this museum offers a comprehensive exploration of the Paleolithic era through its seven permanent galleries. Journey through key chapters of human evolution, from Australopithecus to early Homo sapiens, and witness the artistry and ingenuity of our ancestors.
Lascaux IV (International Center for Cave Art)
Step back in time at Lascaux IV, the International Center for Cave Art in Montignac, where you can experience the wonder of the Lascaux caves without harming the original site. Opened in December 2016, this remarkable replica faithfully reproduces the original cave's stunning Paleolithic art, providing an immersive experience of discovery. Beyond the replica, the center delves into the significance of Lascaux in the world of cave art, exploring its connection to contemporary creation. Follow a guided tour led by a local expert, and then take your time to explore the exhibitions, blending the emotional impact of ancestral art with remarkable technological achievements.
Rouffignac Cave
Descend into the depths of Rouffignac Cave, also known as the 'Cave of a Hundred Mammoths,' for an unforgettable encounter with authentic prehistoric art. Aboard an electric train, journey 2 kilometers into the heart of the cave, stopping to marvel at spectacular drawings and etchings created by early humans. Discovered as early as 1575, and finally authenticated in 1956, this colossal cave boasts a mesmerizing ceiling adorned with 66 swirling animal depictions, including mammoths, rhinoceroses, bison, horses, and the rare ibex. Experience the thrill of witnessing original cave paintings in their ancient setting, offering a tangible connection to the lives and artistry of our prehistoric ancestors.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off for convenience. Guests will enjoy guided visits to the National Prehistory Museum and reserved access to Lascaux and Rouffignac Caves. An English-speaking driver-guide, an expert in the Dordogne region, will accompany the group in a comfortable minivan. All entrance tickets are included. Please note that personal travel insurance, meals, drinks, gratuities for the driver/guide, and other expenses not explicitly mentioned are excluded. Booster seats are available for children, but children on laps are not permitted.
Hot Tip
Many visitors suggest wearing comfortable shoes as there is a good amount of walking involved at the museum and caves. Also, bringing a snack or purchasing one beforehand is a good idea since meals are not included.
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