The Plan d'eau de Meauzac is a 2.3-hectare body of water, 4 metres deep, classified as a second-category fishing water. Fully catch-and-release no-kill rules apply there; there are also picnic tables. The fish population includes black bass, perch, carp, roach and crayfish.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Meauzac can include this accommodation preference in their own travel plans.
Nature
The Lac de Réjus in Meauzac is a second-category fishing water with trout and is suitable for walks. There are picnic tables and a shelter there. The Ruisseau Bernon runs along part of the Lac de Réjus.
Culture
The history of the Église Saint-Martin dates back to 783: at that time, Agarnus, Bishop of Cahors, donated the church to Abbot Hermeninus and the monks of Moissac. In the 12th century, the Église Saint-Martin was elevated to a priory.
The choir of the Église Saint-Martin was decorated with five murals by Louis Cazottes in 1872; in 1923, Abbé Léris added to the decoration of the nave. Another historical trace is the Roman road Chemin Moissagais, which crossed Meauzac along what is now Rue Boutounelle.
Meauzac's built heritage includes the Château du Pech and the surrounding estate.
Local Life
Meauzac hosts village festivities three times a year, around Easter, 14 July and 11 November. At Bistrô Chez Marco, you can enjoy homemade cuisine made with fresh seasonal ingredients.
