Coly: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

At Roc de Gayfier, the fortified dry-stone structure is dated to the beginning of the Bronze Age. The surviving remains of the Château de Coly include a well-preserved central surrounding wall and a fortified house. The construction date of the Château de Coly is unknown, but is plausibly dated to the end of the 12th century.

Anyone considering Coly as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.

Nature

The “Boucle de Font de Bouch” begins in the village of Coly; the starting car park is located near the school. The route is designated for horse riding, hiking and mountain biking, and is classified among nature activities featuring fauna and flora. It passes through wooded undergrowth areas described as having beautiful colours in autumn. The “Boucle de Font de Bouch” is an easy 5.7-kilometre circular route with a stated duration of approximately 1 hour 40 minutes.

Cycling

The 10.3-kilometre VTT route “Les bords du Coly” runs as an easy, approximately one-hour out-and-back route along the Coly River and is designated as a family route.

Fishing

The fishing section “Le Coly” lists trout, pike, chub, barbel, roach, minnows and gudgeon. The fishing methods mentioned for the section are natural bait, spinning and fly fishing. The first-category fishing section “Le Coly” extends from the Pont de Bouch to the confluence.

Routes

A multi-day tourist route recommends leaving the Flow Vélo in Coly and continuing into the Vézère Valley.

Other places: Sceau-Saint-Angel, Saint-Martin-Le-Pin, Saint-Pierre-De-Chignac, Saint-Laurent-Des-Vignes, La Chapelle-Grésignac, Bardou, Minzac, Sigoules.

To the overarching travel overview: Dordogne.