In Bassillon-Vauzé, Lac de Bassillon-Vauzé covers 42 hectares. A footpath runs around the lake and is equipped with information panels about the lake’s fish and birds.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bassillon-Vauzé is planning a stay at this destination.
Nature
There is also a designated offering for exploring the area on two wheels: the chemin des lacs route in Bassillon-Vauzé is designated as a 17.6-kilometre mountain-bike route taking two hours.
Experiences
La ferme Au Bèth Lòc offers carriage rides lasting one hour, two hours or a full day. There is also a two-hour vineyard tour with a visit to a winery and a tasting of organic wines. An apéro carriage ride with a tasting on board the carriage is also available.
The carriage rides offered by Ferme Au Bèth Lòc can also include a picnic featuring local or organically farmed products.
Culture
In the parish church of Saint-Barthélémy in Vauzé, the Stations of the Cross date from the first half of the 19th century and depict a biblical scene from the Passion. The church of Saint-Barthélémy de Vauzé bears the year 1773 on its lintel. Architectural traces suggest that the building was erected before the 16th century.
Saint-Girons de Bassillon has a bell gable with a massive buttress. The church is undated; it was probably restored or rebuilt in 1783, as suggested by the year engraved on the entrance door.
The fortified Vauzé-Moutha complex includes a building dating from the 11th or 12th century. By the 14th century at the latest, it was the seat of the lordship of Rode and the Viguerie of Lembeye, and it survives as a remnant.
More local pages: Idron, Baudreix, Gelos, Biriatou, Sare, Ahaxe-Alciette-Bascassan, Charritte-de-Bas, Pontacq
